Chapter 139 - Fateful Competition — Part 1 (2/2)
Sana squinted at me as if amazed, causing me to shrug my shoulders. We may have one-year age difference on the outside, but that isn’t the case on the inside.
Sana quickly brought up the conversation of the Miss Contest representative.
“Nii-san, are you going to participate in the Miss Contest?”
“I won’t. I’m a normal Japanese boy.”
Sana snorted her nose uninterestedly.
“Wait, it can’t be, you’re the representative, Sana…?”
“I was almost made to do it, but I told them I would suicide before that happened, and so everyone pulled back and picked someone else.”
“That’s what I thought! Of course no one would keep pushing you with that. Still, using that as a shield is unfair, isn’t it?”
“That’s how much I don’t want to do it.”
You don’t even know that? She said and then turned her head away.
“… Nii-san, if Sana were to participate… W-will…auus…?”
I couldn’t really hear very well.
“Eh? What did you say?”
“I was saying…”
At that moment, a text notification came from my cell phone.
It was from Hiiragi-chan.
[I was overwhelmed by various teachers, and Hiiragi-sensei… while reluctant, is now participating in the Miss Contest (> < ;)]
…So even the teachers need a representative. If that’s the case, it wouldn’t be hard to imagine that the lethal weapon of Hiiragi-chan calibre would become the person of choice.
“It seems that Hiiragi-chan is going to participate.”
“Heeh. Hmph.”
She pursed her lips, and looked somewhat dissatisfied.
The judgement criteria consists of four categories: karaoke, cosplay, casual clothes, and special skills. Swimsuits are supposed to fit under the cosplay category from what I heard. It basically means it’s okay if you really want to wear a swimsuit.
I want to see Hiiragi-chan in a swimsuit, but I don’t want other guys to see it. Such is the complicated heart of a man.
That’s right, I’ve never been on a karaoke date with her. Can Hiiragi-chan even sing…!?
“Nii-san, are you going to cheer for Hiiragi-sensei?”
“Well, she is our advisor, and so I’ll cheer for the teacher that I’m close to. Even if it wasn’t a teacher, I would probably cheer for a girl I’m close with.”
As I was walking, I finally noticed that Sana had stopped and stood still.
“Is something wrong?”
She was tightly gripping her hand into a fist.
“Even… Sana…”
“Eh, what?”
“If Hiiragi-sensei is participating—”
Sana affirmed her resolve and shouted.
“S-Sana will also participate!
F-for real? But… why? What’s wrong all of a sudden?