Chapter 179: Social Talent Maxed Out

Time arrived at Friday's school dismissal.

Today was the day of the first activity of the Mystery Research Club.

This small island vacation plan was for three days and two nights.

So, they were not departing tomorrow, but setting off today.

For the Friday outing trip, the luggage needed to be taken out had been prepared a day in advance.

Of course, because everyone was in different places, the pickup and drop-off work was entirely handled by Kaguya Sigong, the organizer of this activity.

Naturally, the ship to Moon Shadow Island was also Kaguya Sigong's responsibility.

Having just returned home, Ren Amamiya dragged his luggage, which had been prepared long ago, and walked out the door.

Taking the elevator down, he saw a large RV already pulled up in front of him.

The RV opened a door on the lower side, where many suitcases were placed.

Ren Amamiya顺势 put the suitcases inside.

Then he boarded the RV.

The inside of the RV was already full of people.

Almost all members have already arrived; only he was the last one.

Everyone had changed out of their school uniforms and put on their own clothes.

It was just that this situation made Ren Amamiya feel a bit uncomfortable.

Except for him, almost everyone in the RV was a girl; he was the only boy.

Where should I sit?

The whole RV seemed to have many seats, but it appeared that every empty seat was occupied by someone.

It was as if he were choosing concubines.

After scanning the area, Ren Amamiya finally chose to sit next to Chika Fujiwara.

"Eh! Ren Amamiya chose me?"

"..."

Hearing these words, Ren Amamiya understood that the RV seats being deliberately filled was a trap set for him.

"I was wondering why every seat happened to be full."

"You didn't bet on my choice, did you?"

All the girls in the RV cooperatively shifted their gazes elsewhere.

"So, who bet that I would sit next to Chika Fujiwara?"

The girls present looked left and right; obviously, no one could remember who had bet that Ren Amamiya would sit next to Chika Fujiwara.

"No one bet on me winning."