“Not even close! Stop speaking for me!” she protested.
“He was spot-on, though. Even most of our family can’t read her that well,” Sakuya added, applauding with her standard expressionlessness.
“Thanks, Sakuya. All righty then, Shirogane—I do actually have a little itinerary lined up, if you’ll accompany me,” Naoya began.
“Ugh, fine...” Koyuki grumbled and reluctantly began walking next to Naoya. She took light, tentative footsteps while Sakuya followed a little ways behind. The supervised date had begun.
First, they headed to the mall"s third floor. Koyuki noticed the flashy array of posters on the wall and tilted her head to the side. “The cinema?” she inquired.
“Yep. I figured something like this would be a good compromise for today,” Naoya replied. A movie date was the most basic
