I paid off the debt for the most beautiful sisters in the school, and then they barged into my house where I live alone. "Please go back home; you don't need to repay the favor." "No way." "We don't want to~☆" - Chapter 38 - FINAL CHAPTER

TL/N: The official name for this chapter was The most beautiful girl in the class x2

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I’ve ended up hiring the Kamiyo sisters again.

That being said, this time they also have their mother, so we spent quite some time considering various work conditions, like taking turns going home.

Specifically, spring break has already ended, but starting the new term living together again might actually feel just right emotionally.

“Yawn… From tomorrow on, I’ll be woken up by Karen again.”

I fight off sleepiness as I head to school.

Once I arrive, I notice a handful of groups that I can tell are new students from the atmosphere alone. It really feels like a new school year.

“Huh? New school year…? Wait, did Erika even graduate middle school?”

“Oh, you noticed?”

“What the–!? That voice!?”

I quickly turn around in response to the sudden voice coming from behind me. A familiar face in a familiar uniform stands there.

“Hey there, Makoto-bro. Or should I say, Brother Senpai!”

“No, normally you’d just add ‘senpai’ to the name!”

“Let’s not sweat the small stuff~. Starting today, we’re going to be in the same school too. Nice to meet you, Makoto-senpai!”

“Whoa!? Hugging me here is definitely not okay!”

I try to hold Erika back as she attempts to hug me, but the act already draws attention.

After all, she’s an eye-catching presence from the start.

“I’m sorry, Erika got a little too excited…”

“Ka, Karen? No need to apologize—wait, you being nearby just makes us stand out even more!”

I’m sandwiched between two beautiful girls, and everyone around us watches from a distance.

I can understand how they feel.

Anyone would be curious about the guy who’s flanked by these two.

“Enough already, Erika, back off!”

“Don’t worry, don’t worry~. From now on, we’re planning to live by turning our backs on society. So standing out in school isn’t a big deal at all~”

“Hmm. That’s one way to look at it. Indeed, it seems like a good rehearsal for the future. Excuse me, then.”

“Excuse me!? Wait, Karen, not you too!”

In the end, I wind up walking from the school gate to the building while being hugged by the two girls.

Most likely, the rest of my life is going to be like this…

Thinking this way somehow brings a sense of resignation. I had to struggle to suppress the smile that almost escapes from within.