I Ran Away From Them and Became an Academy Professor - I Ran Away From Them and Became an Academy Professor chapter 88

88 – Counseling

“Hee hee.”

I laughed involuntarily.

I liked that he was at a loss as I held his arm.

It was a different feeling to see Havir in trouble because of me.

I smiled at the shy Habir.

He was truly a cow demon.

But compared to that, my heart was beating like crazy right now.

But there shouldn’t be any change in expression. You have to keep a poker face.

Then Habir opened his mouth.

“That… Over there…”

He seemed to be contemplating whether he should say this or not.

‘Do you have anything to talk to me about?’

Perhaps it was a confession. I fantasize.

However, the story that came out of Havir’s mouth was contrary to expectations and was a counseling session.

“First of all, don’t get me wrong, listen? The story I’m talking about is from a friend of mine. He recently contacted me saying he’s having troubles.

“Really? I want to hear it too. Tell me as much as you like.”

It’s about Bonama and Havir.

“I talked to you the other day with a crystal ball, and my friend is also an academy professor just like me.”

Yeah, that’s probably the case with Havir.

The fact that Havir is telling me about his troubles means that I have become more comfortable and closer to him, right?

Because I opened my heart.

“Hmm… But one of my friend’s students is sick. He can’t even go to the academy.”

Is this Flora’s story?

I heard that Keira is having a hard time with work.

“So, I went to visit the hospital and give an assignment at the academy.”

Ah, did I go to Flora yesterday?

He has a good heart and is friendly.

“Oh, again, this isn’t about me, it’s about a friend.”

“Yes, I understand.”

Havir hesitates to speak here.

Perhaps, he’s about to talk about his worries.

By the way, do you have any concerns about Flora?

Is she really sick? Is it difficult to come out to the academy?

Of course, I’m worried about that. I’d better visit tomorrow.

“My friend is a boy and my student is a girl. She brought porridge and asked for food.”

“… Huh?”

“Still, she thought it was because her arms might be weak, but the girl’s next request was to hug herself. Even so, it’s unreasonable for her to ask for a hug.”

“···· So you hugged me? No, did you hug me?”

“…Uh, I was sad, so I hugged her.”

Kwaak-

Involuntarily, I squeezed Havir’s arm that I was holding onto.

“So? She’s worried that maybe the girl you asked for a hug doesn’t like your friend?”

The voice stood sharp.

“Similar.”

“I don’t think it was when I heard it. I know it well because I’m Hestia’s principal, but these days kids are really smart? Even if that’s true, it’s only because there’s only one young adult around you, Javir, or they’re just mistaking fleeting admiration for affection. Just a little more Those feelings will disappear as soon as you grow up and become a member of society.”

“That’s why…”

So what? Is there anything else besides asking for a hug?

“That… They said they were suddenly kissed.”

“I was kissed?!”

That Flora student kissed Havir?

“And he said he loved me by name.”

“······”

I was at a loss for words.

That is not an illusion.

How can you kiss by mistake?

If you mistake at least a moment of admiration for affection, you would have a little trouble when kissing.

I don’t really love you, so you must be hesitant.

Flora ··· Until recently, I had a crush on Havir, but I thought of him as a professor-friendly student.

If I ever find someone I like, I thought it would take some time to appeal because of my timid personality, but… It wasn’t at all.

The reason I fell in love with her was probably after the Keira incident.

Until now, I thought Kabri was the most fiery fox.

Flora was the most… A woman more like a fire fox than Cabri.

I was even jealous of the fact that Jin-do even kissed me in one day.

I still have to cross my arms.

I can’t leave it like this.

Havir told me it was trouble counseling.

The ‘troubled’ was that Flora had not yet fully settled in his heart.

But I am in a position to consult.

More or less my story will affect their relationship.

If I said Flora’s feelings here weren’t love, I’d be able to stop Flora and Havir’s progress a bit.

···However, I did not want to dismiss that love as nothing special just because it was a love affair.

I know.

Love is heartbreaking, and sometimes thrilling and jagged,

I can’t control myself

That it is like a two-year-old child.

Because it’s an emotion I’m experiencing too.

So I affirmed her love.

“Okay… I guess.”

Havir let out a sigh when he heard my answer.

“Haa… Is it like that?”

“Yes.”

I let go of Havir’s arm and got up from her chair.

And Havir’s gaze follows me upward.

I said.

“Flora is amazing, too. It’s difficult for her to express herself like that.”

“So… Flo… Uh? How did you know?!”

“You thought you wouldn’t know? Havir has no other friend than me.”

“But still, there might be friends from Hestia’s school days or friends from her hometown.”

“Seven years is the amount of time left after we’ve lost contact unless it’s family. I haven’t heard from you in hockey for 7 years, and I’ve only read newspapers to see if you’re alive or dead, but my sister who likes you that much is that much. What about your friends? “

Habir wanted to retort, but she was right, so she shut her mouth.

That figure also looked cute in my eyes.

“But.”

As I continued talking, Habir looked at me.

I grabbed Havir by the collar and lifted him up.

And she coveted his mouth.

Jjook-

If it’s long, it’s a long time. If it’s short, a short amount of time has passed.

Their mouths fall.

“Because I’m going to win.”

Freya said that and left her room.

It is a secret that the reason she rushed out was because of her bright red face.

Havir’s eyes were blank.

When she came to her senses, the only thing left in her room was herself. She

She touched her lips.

‘I kissed 2 women in 2 days.’

‘And Freya seems to like me too.’

Many thoughts surged up and down like waves.

Habir had her head spinning.

After thinking for a while, he said quietly.

“… That’s crazy.”

My heart beat too loudly.