There's only one explanation behind Kashima's super simple motive. If it wasn't an onslaught of admirers that carted her all the way to the movie showing. Nozaki's muse, probably. The sakura girl? Girls were okay with each other, if they mingled close for whatever reason. right.
"Did you get suckered into another film? What did I tell you about slacking." Chick flick, he's presuming. Content wise, lame. Some story about the guy stringing along three gals, that are somehow beyond beheading each other. Loves each one equally, learns how to recognize all their faults, buys out the theme of an entirely commercial holiday. The kind of film Hori downvotes and leaves these brutal comments that never encourages anyone to love again.
Single-handedly dismantles the possibility of singularity to be happy.
What kind of theme is that?
"I get that's the only genre your ...crowd, goes for." Exhausted, Hori is exasperated. Thinking up one good damn reason Kashima would turn up with something like this. Other than the obvious, to piss him off and effectively prank him. Kashima's just loaded with things that happened, useless stuff Hori shucks to take on some peace of mind.
So this is his consolation prize? Hori never truly "got" what it was all about, but.
"Where did you get these from." He cautiously starts to take one of the heartfelt biscuits smiling back at him. He doesn't judge, but the whole batch has too much personality, itcould be home made. "...you didn't have anybody ...pay for these, ...right. you took money out of your own, pocket." truly spoken for the budget of their group. a little on the hurtful side, but can anyone say it's unlikely?
"Look too happy to be eaten, though. Have you had one." He takes a bite off the one she offers him without a second thought.
Wait, what is Kashima doing. Feed?
"WHY DON'T YOU EAT THEM ALL YOURSELF." Hori grabs three, cramming a trio of smiling, willing hearts to stuff her cheeks. He dusts off his hands, clearing his throat at a job completed, but the remaining sweets on the platter look a whole lot less eager and scared straight.
"...." He sighs. He'd feel a little less like a monster if they were back to smiling.
Grabbing for her wrist, the president leans in and snap off at least half of the biscuit he'd bitten off earlier. "...They're good. Thanks. You have the rest."