Quote:Oh dear sweet Bell-chan, can you imagine the driving contest?
Can you make yourself STOP imagining it? o.O;
The poor girl was terrified by even thinking of getting back into that car. I can't say I blamed her, having seen some of the idiot maneuvers the driver pulled from my vantage point 50 meters above the road (high enough to avoid casual scrutiny, low enough to not be picked up on ATC radar). "Chiyo-chan, you can ride back home on my bike if you'd like."
Other snippets...
I suppose she thought that was funny, giving Kasuga-san something she quite clearly said she didn't want. Well, two people can play that game, and this might teach her to not play that game at all. "Mizuhara-san, I'll trade you one of your cayenne croquettes for one of my habanero croquettes."
"You called her 'Osaka' in an official school record? Who else has a nickname in the records?"
Kurosawa-san blushed as she pointed to the faculty roster.
"'Americajin'? Is that supposed to be me?"
"I hope you aren't planning on actually making an advance on any of those girls."
"I'm married," Kimura-san replied.
That wasn't really an answer, but it'd have to do. For now. But just in case, I put the non-emergency police number into my new cellphone's speed-dial.
Just what was it about Sakaki-san, anyway? The curiosity might kill me, but I suppose there was only one way to find out for sure. I'd already used I'll Play for You to limit the effect to myself, so... "System, load song Everybody Wants To Be A Cat. Play song."
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Rob Kelk
"Governments have no right to question the loyalty of those who oppose
them. Adversaries remain citizens of the same state, common subjects of
the same sovereign, servants of the same law."
- Michael Ignatieff, addressing Stanford University in 2012