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{ çćź } At that reply, he just had to shake his head. âNonsense. I came home first, itâs only fair that I take care of everything until everyoneâs home also, you know?â
Makoto took the teapot from its place on the stove, putting it onto a tray with the rest of the snacks he had grabbed before picking up the tray and walking out to the table. Today was actually rather light for him, so he could manage to head home ahead of his brothers. As he always said with a bit of cheekiness, âgood luckâ really wasnât much of a talent, so his work in the main course was nonexistent some days.
âTell me about your day, Masa-kun,â Makoto continued, placing the tray on the table in front of his brother. âAnything interesting happen?â
âUmm... we didnât really do much,â Masato admitted. âWe just had a pretty normal day.â As far as he was aware, classes were mandatory for reserve course students, and they received just about the same kind of education as any other high school... except with the Hopeâs Peak name. ( Besides, if he was paying that much for education, he felt like he had to go to every single class just to get his moneyâs worth. ) But all the debt was worth it, he thought, if he was going to get a job quicker, and if he got to spend time with his brothers.Â
âSome of the guys in my class were causing trouble, but I didnât want to say anything. They ended up getting sent to the headmaster.â He turned to Makoto. âWhat about you? What did you do today?â













