Just consider it as a favor from last time. Besides, I don't want to implicate him more than I have to, so I'm hoping that the motives don't become a major factor in solving this case. I feel that if I did say anything about it now, he'd freeze up, expecting people to laugh at him or make fun of him or... something. I didn't want to bring this up, but, since I don't think that Hinata's from the same world as I am - and if he is, he's most definitely from my world's future - but if his world's Japan is the same as mine, then revealing that motive right now, when I'm sure that he didn't do it is bad news. Japan's bullying at schools is harsh. If he openly spoke about his admiration of Hope Peak's Academy at his old high school, [ since Hinata told her how the process of going into the school goes ] and then found out that he was going there as a Reserve Course student, rather than a proper one, then, it's possible that he was made fun of before he transferred out.

Things like that are kind of the reason why I thought his school was stupid. It seems to be a prestigious school for those with "talent", and only those select few can get in. But what about everyone else? It isn't fair to them that only this select few can get themselves in and just because they're special. [ There's dripping sarcasm in her tone as she rolls her eyes. ] I just think that school's problematic for the society as a whole.

And you're an idiot. [ Just going to jab a finger at him because really, really? She's not buying it. ] I'm going to be worried about everyone, alright? It doesn't matter if you try to write it off, it's still going to be there nevertheless. It's okay to be upset. It's okay to cry, goddamn it. Hiding your emotions until you burst isn't good - but hah, as if I'm one to talk, I'm a goddamn hypocrite!

[ It's official: boys are stupid. ]

But... thanks. Really. All I want is to return to my normal life, but I already know that if I go back home, I still won't have that 'normalcy' that I'm so envious of.