100 Things I Don’t Know About My Senior

It's Sunday.

Let's sing a lost holiday today. For one thing, let's go to bed until noon.

Maha-run ♪: Good morning ♪

Though I thought so and mumbled on the futon, my phone rang at 9am.

It was a LINE from a junior who took me out on a "date" yesterday.

I'm still sleepy, so I opened it while I was depressed. Opened means "read". It seems that the world's high school students rub it every day without this "read-only" attached.

I thought you looked like an asshole, but you put me in a position that I can no longer care about.

Keita Inguchi: [stamp sent]

I'll send you the stamp I got from the campaign yesterday. It's a "read" sign. You won't have any complaints about this.

Maha-run: You were a treat yesterday.

Surprised, I took off my smartphone.

You know this junior, "like that" stuff, too?

Yeah. Hiragana, and definitely intentional. But why? Looks like it, it's just a Way system.

Keita Inguchi: That's a third party line, not a party...

I really couldn't help returning Magirez.

Finally, my drowsiness blew away.

Maha-run: I don't care about the details.

Maha-run: I don't know. It was a movie.

Keita Inguchi: Really.

Keita Inguchi: Who did you choose?

Maha-run ": It's full.

Keita Inguchi: Yes.

Keita Inguchi: I'm sorry about that verse.

Stay grated in bed and exchange letters.

Maha-run ": by the way

Maha-run: What were you doing now?

Keita Inguchi: I was asleep, but he woke me up with the sound of LINE

As a matter of fact, should I turn my ringtone off when I go to bed? But if I do, I won't even get a real emergency call...

Maha Run: No matter how many holidays, it's better not to break the rhythm

Maha-run: It's kindness from juniors ♪

The eight-minute notes are loud.

Keita Inguchi: You didn't mean it at all...

Maha-run ': No?

Keita Inguchi: Lies.

Maha-run: Do you want to bet? "One question."

Keita Inguchi: No.

Keita Inguchi: I don't care

I only have one question a day. I don't want to waste my time shooting what doesn't matter.

In the first place, this conversation with this junior may be "I don't care" in itself.

Mahalu: Well, I'm a "question of the day"

Do you normally ask me on LINE?

Maha Run: Have you ever been on a one-on-one line with a woman other than me, Senpai?

Yes or no?

Hmm.

That's about all I have - but if it's just business contact, it's enough for the group talk. At least this should be the first time he's been greeted by a woman on LINE.

Do you want to go back to the log?

... There it is. I do.

A one-on-one log of LINE with a woman (...) was left on the terminal.

It was time for me to think about the amazing questions that I wanted to know about the surrounding environment.

I'm sure this question, Sempa, will answer "YES". I didn't dare to block the hole.

What interests me is beyond that. It's in the explanatory part.

Keita Inguchi: There's one.

If you have any interaction with school classmates or student council people, you'll say that first.

If not, the next thing you can think of is your family. It doesn't seem familiar to me.

Speaking of family, yes. I can see the family structure.

The main intent of my question is, "Are you there today? It was." If you listen to me the way I asked you earlier, you'll finally find out about your friendship, and it's two birds a stone.

When I came up with this question, I wanted to praise myself. I was on my way home, so I bought Hagen Dats at the convenience store and went home. That's how amazing I think it was.

Maha-run: heh

Maha-run ': Is that her?

Keita Inguchi: No, I'm not.

Maha-run: If you were here, you wouldn't go on a date with me.

Maha-run ': Is that your boyfriend?

Keita Inguchi: It's not "woman" in the first place, is it?

Keita Inguchi: And once I'm in love, it's because it's hetero.

Hetero? Terrorism?

Are you going to blow it up?

Maha-run: What is Hetero?

Keita Inguchi: It's synonymous with "faggot."

Keita Inguchi: In this context, it's about heterosexual love. I don't know if it's a strict term.

I didn't know.

Maha-run ': So, who is it?

Keita Inguchi: Oh, you want to know?

Keita Inguchi: Oh my God!

Keita Inguchi: Mine......!

Keita Inguchi:... It's my mother!

Maha-run:

Maha-run:

Maha-run ': I thought that would be the case

Mahalu: That's all, I can't believe you don't have a sister, a sister, a brother, a brother.

Maha-run ': Poor thing.

Keita Inguchi: I'm your only child anyway. I...

Mahalu: But it's good, Shinpai.

Maha-run ': You're the two I'm supposed to remember!

Keita Inguchi: You're not happy when they say that.

Sempa, you were my only child.

Sure, the feeling that you don't really care about that area didn't seem daunting today, so it's reasonable.

I thought they asked me about LINE, and at some point I was talking about family structure.

All of a sudden I thought you'd asked me a question without context, and you're eventually returning to my personal data.

Are you going to "read" this far, that junior?

I also apprentice and ask the same question - no, he's LINE with a bunch of other people.

'Cause when I look at him a little bit, he's mostly flicking in on a smartphone. If it's just surfing the net, your fingers won't move in that irregular direction.

So it's no use just circling wisdom in a small, cunning way already?

Keita Inguchi: Then now with my "question of the day".

Keita Inguchi: Are you there today?

All you have to do is ask straight, without going around.

Mahalu: Oh, you want to know my family composition?

Maha-run ': I have a brother. College students.

Keita Inguchi: Heh

I didn't get any more thoughts than "heh".

How do you acquire conversation skills?

Maha-run: I'm at a local university now.

Maha-run: I only come back once in a while.

Keita Inguchi: Heh

Maha Run: Boom Boom Boom Boom

Keita Inguchi: Ha

Mahalun]: substitute cereals

Keita Inguchi: Hie

Maha-run: Recorder

Keita Inguchi: Phew

Maha-run ": What is this?

Keita Inguchi: You started it.

When we had this kind of crappy exchange, sometime, an hour had passed since we started interacting.

Not that it's not fun, but there are some things I need to do by the end of the day. Like homework.

It's time to cut the conversation.

Keita Inguchi: Um...

Keita Inguchi: It's time to do your homework, okay?

Maha-run]: Ah, yes.

Maha-run ": That's awkward

Maha-run: See you tomorrow.

To her greeting, a little wondering how she replied.

In the end, I returned the same thing as her.

Keita Inguchi: Oh. I'll see you tomorrow.