Chapter 63

"Eh, is that okay?"

This answer truly surprised Kaguya Sigong.

"It is."

"I still remember some of your story, but if you want to know about that Kudo Shinichi, I'm afraid I won't recall much."

Ren Amamiya didn't hold back, but some things needed to be made clear.

"Besides, the stories I know, you might not have started encountering yet."

"If it involves privacy, don't blame me for saying too much."

"Naturally not."

Kaguya Sigong shook her head and gave her promise.

She took a simple deep breath, then her expression became serious.

"Classmate Ren Amamiya, what exactly is the content of my story?"

"Hmm, actually it's not hard to understand. I'll tell you the title of the book about your story, and you'll understand."

"'Princess Kaguya Wants Me to Confess ~ A Love Battle of Geniuses'."

"!? "

Hearing the title of this story, Kaguya Sigong instantly lost her reason, her expression almost breaking down.

"Pfft!"

Ai Hayasaka, standing behind, heard this story title and burst out laughing immediately.

Without needing detailed explanation, she knew this was Young Lady Kaguya's love story.

Simply from the story's name, one could tell the male and female leads of this story were probably very awkward.

Kaguya Sigong adjusted her breathing, turned to glare at Ai Hayasaka who had laughed out loud, then turned back.

"Classmate Ren Amamiya, I do not have a romantic partner."

"So I said, perhaps the story hasn't officially unfolded yet."

"However, I think Classmate Kaguya should have some impression, right? Who in the student council has those kinds of male-female romantic feelings for you."

"... Hmm."

Kaguya Sigong did not oppose this point.

She was merely a girl trapped in a shell placed on a high shelf, but that didn't mean she couldn't understand other people's thoughts.

"Bai Yin."

"Since last year, that person has always wanted to attract my attention."

"Comparing grades with me at school, and even standing on the opposite side from me during the student council president election."

"Everything was to attract my attention."

Unfortunately.

Kaguya Sigong shook her head with slight regret.

"It's just a pity, I who am not free do not have the right to choose love."

"I have always been educated this way, so naturally I would not pay attention to that love others have for me."

"Family issues..."

This answer was not very surprising.

On the contrary, in the original story, Kaguya Sigong was a bit too love-struck.

Ren Amamiya actually felt the Kaguya Sigong before him was the proper young lady raised by a great family.

She didn't not understand.

She understood far too well.

So she would choose to intentionally avoid it.

Ren Amamiya could imagine that over the past year, Bai Yin, the male lead of the original story, had performed actions to attract Kaguya's attention, which were actually actively avoided by Kaguya.

"It's not just family issues."

"A princess placed on a high shelf, no matter how mismatched, would never choose from commoners, even if the Sigong family declined."

"Hasn't the Princess always served this function?"

This answer... was indeed very rational.

Clearly aware of the gap between the other person and herself.

Clearly aware that no matter how hard the other person tried, they would never meet the Sigong family's standard for a son-in-law, so she actively chose rational avoidance.

"It seems the story is just a story."

"The story and the real situation still have some discrepancies."

"What about now?"

"What if it's now, when the right to choose has been obtained?"

Kaguya Sigong still shook her head slightly.

"After knowing the trajectory of my original story, no matter what, I cannot immerse myself in that story."

"Perhaps this is some willfulness of the story's protagonist."

"I, Kaguya Sigong, am not a character to be controlled at will in someone else's story."

'That is truly a pity.'

Ren Amamiya nodded slightly; he knew it was better not to mention some subsequent private stories.

Since Kaguya Sigong made her choice, then the story is just a story, and will not be the future.

PS: New book, seeking data.