Shinario-dōri ni Taijō Shita no ni, Imasara Nan no Goyōdesu ka?

Wow, I'm so cheerful.

I tend to lag behind from the old student council group because there are many voices coming from both sides every time I pass, not separating male and female students, and one thing at a time I answer to that.

It boils down to some delightful, jealous subtlety at the popularity of too much Leo.

'Cause there's a woman who's a majority of people who talk to me sending me a bright smile, but sometimes she cries in tears, and that's not one or two of them.

I don't care if you like Leo...

It's kind of complicated.

When we finally got to the gate where the New Student Union was waiting, His Highness and Leo were about to spill a lot of presents and bouquets from both arms.

When the graduate Tori, a member of the Old Student Council, leaves the gate, the graduate drop-off ends. With the teachers leading the way, the students return to the classroom one after the other.

Before the hustle and bustle faded, only old and new student council members were left behind.

"It was a good graduation, thanks"

Lady Gracelia seems happy with the compliments of Her Highness. I feel safe that the graduation ceremony has been successfully completed, or I smile like I'm relieved and I'm happy to be here.

I saw Leo too because it was something that Fein, who was also a member of the old student council, was talking to Mr. Cleman and his fiancée Leezalotte, who was also to be graduated.

Maybe we can talk about it.

Everyone at the old and new student council knows that you're dating Leo, but that's why I've avoided talking more than I need to in front of everyone, so I don't know what to do at a time like this.

"You're so close, why don't you talk to me over there for a second?

"That's right, I'm watching. This one lights up."

If I had, Adelaide and Martina would have pushed me on the back. When I saw Master Gracelia, he laughed mischievously and nodded.

"Don't hesitate, then. Ah, keep this."

"Already……. I'll ask him to take it to the mansion. I'll keep your share."

Pressing a bouquet of flowers and presents to Lady Gracelia, Mr. Leo takes my hand refreshingly. He was pulled as-is and invited to the shade of a large tree.

While enduring Leo's do-up of coming down silently looking with a happy face, I searched hard for the words, "Congratulations, graduation...!" Oh, my God, only the most common words came up.

"Yeah, thanks"

With a grin, yet Mr. Leo just stares at me.

I'm in trouble……….

I've never had any particular problems because they usually shake a lot of topics from Mr. Leo, but what the hell am I supposed to talk about at times like this?