MyGO has been re-femaleized in the second playthrough!

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"so"

There's nothing we can do about it.

Time spent with family is just as important, and Su Shi knows this very well. She also can't ask Aine to take her along.

"....See you tomorrow."

Aine didn't immediately take a step, but instead whispered, "Soyorin—"

"Ok?"

Aine hesitated for a moment, then said, "—You really are a good girl. That's what I was thinking. You were quite forceful when you were leaving marks."

What do you mean?

Is it necessary to say the last sentence now?

"Well then, bye-bye!" Aine waved and left.

As Su Shi watched her retreating figure, he felt that there was another meaning behind Ai Yin's words.

Good boy?

...Let's put the things away first. Su Shi picked up the bag and took the elevator back home.

She put down the bag and casually took out the card.

Aine said she could only open it after she got home, but she can now.

There are no words on the front of the card.

Turn it over.

“Soyo, love!”—This signature, written in beautiful handwriting, was on the back of the card.

This was clearly not written when they signed their names together before they left.

Aine wrote it secretly; there was no way she wouldn't notice.

In other words... Su Shi murmured, "She intended to give this to me from the beginning?"

Why is the term "soyorin" no longer used?

But that doesn't matter.

Su Shi took out her phone, quickly made a call, and strode out of her house into the elevator.

"Soyorin? What's wrong?"

"Wait me a moment!"

"Eh?"

"Just don't go!"

"Yes, that's fine."

As soon as the elevator reached the first floor, Su Shi ran out.

If you cry, you should wipe away the tears; if you're feeling down, you should comfort you... Su Shi knew what to do in that situation, but Aine never showed that expression again.

I want to be good to her, but I really don't know where to start.

Aine didn't give her that chance.

Su Shi thought to herself, "I probably won't be able to wait that long."

Rather, we shouldn't have waited in the first place.

By the time that happens, it will be too late.

At the edge of the field of vision, that familiar pink color appeared. Ai Yin was leaning against the wall, waiting casually.

So, Su Shi grabbed her hand.

“Soyo—” Aine’s eyes widened.

"stay."

"Eh?"

Su Shi gripped Aine's hand tightly: "...You told me to be good to you, so give me this chance. Don't go back. I'll apologize to your parents later."

Good children cannot fulfill their wishes.

Unable to get what they want, unable to satisfy Aine's desires.

"...I'm not a good kid."

"I won't let Aine leave."

Ai Yin hesitated, as if she wanted to say something but then stopped.

She had a premonition that something might happen if she chose to stay now.

"....Um."

But she accepted it anyway.

P.S.: The voting results were truly overwhelming. I have a feeling that it was somewhat influenced by Mujica Anime, but maybe I'm just overthinking it.

Chapter 165 Dyed

Su Shi brought Ai Yin back home, but remained silent the entire time.

"Soyorin, say something," Aine whispered.

After bringing the person back to their home, they didn't say anything?

"What do you want to drink?"

Su Shi did not ask such a question.

What should we have for dinner?

Su Shi hadn't asked that question either.

In an atmosphere that was difficult to define, silence spread. Just when Aine was about to lose her temper, Su Shi turned around, hugged her, and gently pressed her head down, letting Aine lean on his shoulder.

Although Aine didn't refuse, she couldn't help but whisper, "What are they doing?"

"Try to be nice to you."

"The word 'try' sounds a bit unpleasant, like it's reluctant."

“I was not unwilling, nor did I force myself to do this.”

Su Shi's soft voice carried a hint of confusion: "I just don't know what to do."

"It's not that difficult, is it? Don't ignore me or make fun of me, etc." Aine said.

"This can't be done."

"At least think for three seconds before answering!" Ai Yin nudged Su Shi with her head.

"...Even when Aine is sad, she won't seek comfort from anyone. She'll just act cute, but it won't hurt her at all. Even if she cries, if I don't rush to wipe it away, she'll wipe it clean herself, act like nothing happened, and then let it go."

Even though we all know what happened.

In the first timeline at the train station, Aine deliberately omitted what happened between them—using a nickname that was extremely ambiguous.

Aine said, "Soyorin, you think too highly of me. I will still try to have a heart-to-heart talk with someone."

"It's this kind of place that's so frustrating."

"Eh?"

Su Shi brushed aside Ai Yin's hair and gently bit her lip, saying, "You're always thinking about how to become more popular, but when I actually point out your strengths, you just brush it off, saying they don't exist—about this aspect of you, and this strength of yours..."

A slight pain spread around my ear, and my breath wafted over me.

“...I kind of hate it,” Su Shi said.

It's okay if you don't have to be that strong.

Aine blushed and muttered, "Sometimes I also find Soyorin's awkwardness troublesome, even though what I say is not wrong."

"Then say something problematic."

"What do you mean by 'there's a problem'? And I don't see how nice you've become to me these days," Aine complained.

Why treat her well, yet expect her to make problematic statements?

Sometimes, Ai-yin really wanted to open Su-se's head and see how many twists and turns her thoughts went through before they became what she said.

"Just tell me," Su Shi said softly.

"Don't force me. I didn't come to Soyorin to say weird things, I just wanted to stay together."

Although she felt a little bad about her parents' invitation, she really wanted to stay by Su Shi's side.

Su Shi was the same, so they were now standing in this undisturbed world, embracing each other.

But Su Shi's remarks were anything but romantic.

"Me too, otherwise I wouldn't have stopped you." Su Shi's tone was even more somber.

"...Try to sound a little happier when you say things like that."

Su Shi did not respond, but returned to the main topic.

"Can't you say it?" she asked.

"I don't know what to say. Does Soyorin want me to curse you?" Aine sighed.

Su Shi lowered her gaze: "I won't complain even if you scold me."

"I have no intention of catering to Soyorin's perverted tastes. I won't curse him; in fact, I quite like it—"

She liked bands with Su Shi in them. Before she could finish speaking, Su Shi silenced her with a simple and direct gesture, preventing a single breath or sound from escaping her lips.

As their lips parted, Su Shi said softly, "I don't want to hear these words."

"I won't scold Soyorin. If you want to be good to me, don't make me say things against my conscience." Aine's tone was utterly uncompromising.

Su Shi responded with silence.

"Soyorin." Aine called.

She remained silent.

Ai Yin lightly stroked Su Shi's neck with her fingertips: "Hello? Can Soyorin hear me?"

Su Shi still didn't answer, but just glanced away, lost in thought.

".... Su Shi."

Hearing this name, Su Shicai snapped out of her daze. Before Ai Yin could speak again, she silenced her with a kiss.

Don't mention that name either.

"Why doesn't it say soyorin on the card?" Su Shi asked softly.

"Because that would be more formal."

Do we really need to use the word "love" in formal situations? Why not just say "love" or "like"?

Su Shi said helplessly, "You know the name you chose is frivolous, don't you?"

"I don't think so. I think it's great. After all, you like Soyorin yourself, don't you?"

"I do not like."

Su Shi loosened Aine's collar, leaving new marks.

“But I just don’t like being called by any other name,” she added.

Is this what you call liking someone? Ai-yin thought to herself.

“Words I can’t say—” Su Shi whispered.

We've come full circle again!

"What?" Ai asked casually.

Su Shi didn't answer. Instead, she took Ai Yin's hand, led her to the sofa, and touched her shoulder where some skin was exposed: "Then let's leave our mark here."

"I don't understand the logic at all," Ai Yin muttered.