My daily life with the Shiina sisters

Realizing that she had fallen asleep, Imagawa carefully took her hand away. People have urgent needs and Imagawa also needed to take care of his own physiological problems.

However, because he was worried that Mahiru would panic if she woke up and didn't see him, he borrowed the bathroom in Mahiru's room.

Lifting the toilet seat, he accidentally glanced at the trash can next to it, but it was empty.

Not seeing that thing made him a little confused. Could it have been changed at school?

After taking care of his own urgent needs, Imagawa Kaede sat down in front of Mahiru's desk and helped her tidy up the surface.

Just as he was about to go online to see if he needed to open the window to sort out the garbage, a small pink box in the trash can caught his attention.

The box is unremarkable, except for the various words printed on it.

"More than 99% correct..."

"Judgment of 1 point..."

Looking at these words, Imagawa Kaede felt a sudden buzz in his head.

His first reaction was joy. He really wanted to wake Mahiru up and ask her about it. He was now well-fed and well-clothed, and he had never thought about the future, but he could accept any unexpected events.

After living two lives, this was indeed the first time that he felt that he had a continuation. He thought that the unexpected thing was actually quite good.

【ding~】

But as time went by and his mind calmed down, he felt not so happy anymore. If this accident happened, would his idea be shattered?

Yes, if we are to educate the next generation, then will we still be so important? Will we still get results if we continue to work hard?

Thinking of this, he took out his mobile phone and searched a few terms.

Some of the results are as follows:

"I'll start to feel nauseous and vomit around six weeks..."

This one is correct.

"The holidays will stop..."

There is no such thing in the trash can, this is also correct.

I suddenly don't want to get close to Aqua. My appetite has decreased. I tried to reduce the amount of dinner a while ago because I told myself that eating too much sweets will make you fat. But I ate so much last night...

It seems to be true. Imagawa Kaede sighed and looked at Mahiru's sleeping face on the bed. Imagawa Kaede didn't know what to think for a moment.

There were two voices colliding in his heart, like the classic angels and demons in movies and TV dramas.

"Since it's here, let's accept it. After all, it's a little life."

"Foolish! How can those who have accomplished great things in the past be so obsessed with such a thing? Is it really appropriate now? Do you really have control over the situation? Think about the feeling of power. Can you bear to give it up?"

"But have you ever considered Mahiru's feelings? She has rights too."

"Consider her feelings? If so, why did she hide it from you? Why didn't she tell you about this? This is a big deal, right?"

……

"Accept..."

"Think about yourself..."

Inexplicably, Imagawa Kaede walked over to Mahiru's side and sat down. He held Shiina Mahiru's hand again. Perhaps because of this, Mahiru suddenly opened her eyes.

"You're awake. Do you want some warm water?"

"Ah."

After Imagawa Kaede took the cup again, he spoke again:

"Mahiru, child..."

However, Mahiru interrupted him before he could finish: "Have you eaten?"

"I ate a little porridge, but it doesn't matter. I'm not very hungry."

She seemed to be relieved after hearing that. Seeing this, Imagawa Kaede spoke again: "Mahiru..."

"You know?" She leaned on the bed with her head lowered, her long hair falling down as she moved, and Imagawa Kaede could hardly see her expression at the moment.

"Well, yes, yesterday I thought you bought..."

"Okay, stop talking."

Imagawa Kaede's words were interrupted again, and coupled with his previous irritability, he was a little angry at the moment. However, he still suppressed the urge to slam the door and leave or to yell.

At this moment, Imagawa Kaede felt inexplicably strange in his heart, and he also felt that she was strange.

Why did she do this?

Is she blaming me?

Or is there another reason?

Why did she think like this after learning that she knew about this?

His heart was full of doubts, but when the words came to his lips, he did not ask the reason.

"Let's go to the hospital."

Hearing this, Mahiru raised her head and said, "I don't really want her to come out. I don't think our age is appropriate. We are still children ourselves, so how can we be her parents?"

There was an indescribable calmness in her tone, as if she was stating a formula or theorem.

In response, Imagawa Kaede didn't say anything, but just turned around and walked out of the room.

Seeing his back as he left, Mahiru lay down silently again in her bed. Suddenly, she wanted to cry. She felt so stupid. She had laughed at the silly and sweet heroines in TV series before. She suddenly felt like she was living in the world of those TV series. She wondered if there were people laughing at her stupidity.

After a long time, she suddenly thought of the boy who said that he only cared about Shiina Mahiru. Where is he now? Will he never come back? Will he do something stupid?

Thinking of this, she suddenly became worried again. Suddenly, the door was opened again. She pretended to close her eyes and rest. The sour feeling in her nose was suppressed again.

Feeling the footsteps getting closer and closer, Mahiru felt inexplicably nervous again, but she still didn't dare to open her eyes.

Something seemed to be placed on the bedside cabinet again, and his hand seemed to stroke her forehead again.

"Is it still running hot?" As he spoke, Shiina Mahiru suddenly felt a cool sensation, and he stuffed another thermometer in.

"Would you like some water? By the way, you seem to be sweating a lot, do you need me to wipe it off for you? Or I can get a towel or you can do it yourself."

Did he feel that he was delirious due to the fever? Mahiru felt a sudden pain in her nose as she thought about this, and it seemed as if something in her eyes could not be stopped. She covered her eyes with her other arm.

She felt a little puzzled. She could clearly hold back this feeling when he left, so why couldn't she hold back when he did this? Why wasn't he angry?

Seeing her trying to cover up her mistake, Imagawa Kaede didn't say anything. She was too abnormal, as abnormal as the naive heroine in a TV series. But Imagawa Kaede was not the male protagonist, he was the villain.

In those melodramatic scripts, isn't it true that the male protagonist is usually deceived after the female protagonist behaves strangely?

Villains like Imagawa Kaede are not easily deceived, and it is usually the rules of the world that bring him bad luck. After all, this is just a novel, and the development of the plot always slowly comes around in unexpected circumstances.

But the villain is supposed to bring misfortune to the protagonist, isn't it? That's not right, after all, the villain's role is also to help the protagonist grow.