CH 62
Yamamoto-kun's Youth Revenge ~ I Was Bullied At School, So I Worked Hard, Made A Comeback, And Since Then My Classmates Have Been Acting Strange ~
(⦠Huh, Whatâs that?)
After finishing gardening, I wanted to take a shower and so I was now on my way to my room.
There I found a comic book dropped in front of Liliaâs room.
It was a Japanese comic book translated into English.
Incidentally, Japanese comic books are distinguished from American comics by the term âMangaâ.
Probably, Lilia dropped the object in surprise when I waved to her from the courtyard.
(I see! So Lilia reads manga in her room!)
Now that I found out about Liliaâs hobbies we might get a chance to know each other better.
However, the manga was a title I didnât know.
Feeling a bit guilty, I flipped through it on the spot, trying to see what it was about.
This book was the third volume in the series, so I didnât understand the connection between the stories.
However, one thing did bother me.
(⦠Whatâs with this character? Doesnât his face look like mine?)
He was doing some pretty terrible things to the heroines and forced his enemies to get down on their knees.
I felt that my face was similar to that of the sadistic character âYuma Kujou,â who is considered a scumbag character.
Was it because of this that Lilia is afraid of me?
(For now, letâs give it back. She lost it and may still be looking for it right nowâ¦)
âLilia-chan, a book fell outside!â
I knocked on Liliaâs hospital room door.
Then, I heard a sound as if something had fallen off the bed in surprise from within the room.
But the door did not open, and silence continued.
I guess she was pretending she was not there.
(Maybe I did something bad, I hope she didnât get hurtâ¦)
I had no choice but to return the manga another time.
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âKashiwagi-san, I actually have a favor to ask youâ¦â
âWhat is it?â
It was during the afternoon examination.
I felt very uncomfortable saying this, but then I started talking to Kashiwagi-san, who was sitting right in front of me.
â âPlease lend me some money!â
Bowing my head in sincerity, I held out my hand.
Seeing me like that, Kashiwagi-san thought for a moment and then nodded.
âHmm⦠Well, thatâs right. Since youâve come all the way to the U.S., youâd want to try it out for once.â
When she muttered something to herself and looked somewhat satisfied, Kashiwagi-san then pulled out her wallet.
And placed a card in my palm.
âAll my salary at this hospital is in there. The ATM is at the entrance of the hospital. The PIN isâ.â
âW-wait a minute!â
I stopped Kashiwagi-san, who was about to reveal something outrageous to me.
âI donât need that much! About fifty dollars is all I need! What do you think Iâm going to spend it on?â
âWhat do you mean⦠isnât it gambling? See, in Japan, gambling is prohibited. Feel free to spend it, I donât care how much I spend if itâs for you.â
âI wonât! Or rather, donât give me your card so easily!â
I explained to Kashiwagi-san, who was still confused.
âThe thing is, it seems that Lilia likes this manga, so I thought I would read it too and find a common topic to talk about. But⦠to my embarrassment, I am almost broke and donât have money to buy it.â
âI see. Indeed, I have seen Lilia sitting on a bench in the courtyard reading something at night. So she was reading a manga, huh.â
âThatâs right! So, if I go to the courtyard at night, I might be able to see herâ¦!â
âWell, money is never a waste. You also need a stuffed bear. Withdraw about $10,000 and keep it for yourself. The PIN isââ
âI told you not to tell me!â
I borrowed 50 dollars on the spot from Kashiwagi-san, who was lacking in security awareness, and headed to the bookstore inside the hospital and the hobby shop that sells stuffed bears.