Chapter 61

"Do you have a part-time job this weekend?"

Ren Amamiya took out his phone and checked his schedule; there were no part-time job arrangements for this weekend.

"No."

"Then how about you keep me company?"

"... I'm not very good at talking."

"Hmm, I can see that, but a date is just a process of getting to know each other. The more you interact, the more you'll gradually learn to talk."

"How about it?"

How was he supposed to answer that?

"If you don't find it boring."

Sonoko Suzuki laughed.

"Then it's decided. I'll arrange the activities for our date this weekend; you just need to accompany me and have fun this weekend."

"Mm."

"Then we'll meet on the weekend. I'll contact you a day in advance."

Having agreed on the time, Sonoko Suzuki turned and left.

With her back turned, the smile on her face wouldn't stop.

"Oh my, Ren Amamiya with such a high hidden score is going on his first date."

"As expected, my judgment isn't bad at all."

Watching Sonoko Suzuki leave, Ren Amamiya returned his gaze to the window outside the corridor.

"Hmm, Sonoko Suzuki probably doesn't possess a Diary."

"The next thing to confirm is the situation with Ran Mouri."

It was almost certain that Sonoko Suzuki did not possess a Diary.

But a date, huh.

Looking at the drifting clouds in the sky, he began to feel a bit of a headache.

"A date, how does one even do that?"

"I've never experienced it."

"Ah, not only have I never experienced it, but this is even the first time a girl has asked me out."

Ren Amamiya had a very clear understanding of his own position.

He was just an ordinary person who spoke little but had many inner dramas.

He was good at inner monologues, but not good at interacting with outsiders.

Especially with girls he had just met.

In his past sixteen years of life, he had never had similar experiences.

This was far more headache-inducing than mastering power.

However, he had to write a diary every day; if he could have richer daily experiences, perhaps there would be better rewards.

Hmm, acting together with Sonoko Suzuki, he might even learn many things; this shouldn't be considered a bad thing.

The only thing to consider is that he truly is the type of person who can't get a single word out in half a day.

"I feel like a date is even more tiring than a part-time job."

"But for a first date, it should just be going out for a stroll, at most counting as some fun."

But would thinking like that be a bit one-sided?

After all, there are few weekends in Beika City where nothing happens.

PS: New book, seeking data.