Shimotsuki-san Likes the Mob (WN)

urt.
Thanks to Ryoma Ryuzaki’s embrace, she was unharmed when they fell.

 

As for saving her life, she was very grateful.

However, when she thought back on it, … too, it’s just not natural.

 

(How can I say this? Is it familiar to him?)

 

Can an ordinary person move like this on the spur of the moment?

Can he help a stranger, even though he knows it is dangerous?

 

These doubts are in the back of her mind.

All kinds of bad luck and good luck came at the same time, only because they were of equal totality, they were canceled out and … resulted in an uneventful outcome.

 

However, there is one thing that is different before and after the incident.

 

It was – Kururi Kurumozawa had a fateful encounter with Ryoma Ryuzaki.

 

“… Hey, you look a little dazed, are you all right? Did you maybe hit your head or something?”

 

It was probably because she was thinking about various things.

After being unresponsive for a while to Ryoma Ryuzaki’s words, she shook her body anxiously.

 

“Huh? No…”

 

She tried to tell him that she was fine.

But before I could say that, Ryoma Ryuzaki moved.

 

“You’re not bleeding somewhere, are you …?

 

He looked at Kururi Kurumizawa with a worried look on his face.

Kururi Kurumozawa blushed involuntarily as he checked all over her head and face, looking for wounds.

 

“C-close …”

 

While looking away, she managed to mutter in a trembling voice.

Then, Ryuzaki apologetically moved away from her a little bit.

 

“Hmm? Oh, my bad.
I’m sorry for touching you so closely … but I’m relieved to see that you’re not hurt.
So, are you fully conscious? If you’ve hit your head or something, just say so.
I’ll call an ambulance just in case.”

 

Ryoma Ryuzaki didn’t seem to have any malicious or other intentions.

Kururi Kurumizawa gasped at his sincere concern for her.

 

Up close, his face was so well-defined … that also made her heart beat wildly.

 

(Is such an encounter … possible?)

 

The incident was so fateful and dramatic.

It made her heart race-

 

 

 

… Fate is a drug.

It is a poison that deceives reality and encourages dreaming and delusion.

 

In the story, the poison is called “opportunism”.

 

At last, she, too, has fallen prey to the poison.

Can the sub-heroine, who tried to consume even the main heroine, really resist the “harem protagonist” who is as the absolute protagonist?