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Haruaki had recently discovered something surprising: the captain was too light.
"Acchan..." It was the captain's voice. His eyes lit up as soon as he saw Haruaki. "Haruaki!"
Well, Haruaki was easy prey, so naturally, he would go to him.
Ranmaru had gotten into trouble with Acchan, who had thrown him out without hesitation. Now, Haruaki was his only salvation.
"Captain, what's wrong?" Haruaki asked as he tried to enter the principal's office.
"Acchan is cruel to me..."
"Really? Could it be that you did something to make him angry?"
Ranmaru clung to Haruaki, whining.
"Why would you think that of me?"
"Sorry, but I need to speak with the principal."
Haruaki left the office after handing in the students' grades.
"Did the captain already leave?"
There was no sign of Ranmaru. Haruaki just sighed and stepped outside, but then he saw someone lying on the ground.
"Captain, are you okay?" he asked, approaching.
"I twisted my ankle..." Ranmaru said as he tried to get up, but it was useless.
"I'll take you to Takahashi."
Ranmaru's face filled with panic.
"That lunatic? No way!"
Haruaki knelt in front of him.
"Then I'll take you home, Captain."
"Haha… Aww, how sweet. Well, that's cute of you. Don't regret it."
Ranmaru leaned on his left foot and placed a hand on Haruaki’s neck.
Haruaki, on the other hand, slid his hands under Ranmaru to support him.
"Huh?"
"What's wrong, Haruaki?"
"The captain weighs nothing..." He shifted him slightly, surprised.
"Captain..." No response. "Does your ankle hurt that much?"
Ranmaru shook his head and rested his head against Haruaki’s neck.
"Don't say things like that… My masculinity is in danger…" he muttered, pouting.
Haruaki’s heart pounded. His cheeks were flushed.
But Ranmaru was even redder.
If he weren’t injured, he would surely have run away from such an embarrassing situation.
It was something new Haruaki had discovered about the captain.
One more thing: even though Ranmaru was flirtatious, he blushed when someone talked too much about him.
Att: Haruaki.
With that thought, he closed his journal.