Chapter 6 (1/2)
I asked Nina to make a request.
I also said I wouldn't say no.
I had to do it in order to get Nina to believe me- no, in order to prove that she already trusts me. I was afraid of betraying her expectations.
If that's the case I need to get rid of my anxiety.
But Nina is confused again as usual.
「Umm, W-What would you do if I asked for something excessive!?」
「I don't mind. Please say it.」
I will try to keep my promise for whatever Nina requests.
Or, is what I was thinking because I wanted to try sounding cool, but if I think about…
”This is completely unfair isn't it?”
My heart ached with feelings of guilt.
I already knew what Nina would request because the situation also already existed in the novel.
The main protagonist was invited to Nina's house when they were in town and the same conversation happened.
At that time Nina asked the main character to say he loves her because even a lie was fine with her.
The protagonist, who had fallen in love with her at first sight, confessed his true feelings and acquired the girl's trust.
At least that is how the first chapter of the story I know went.
”I am more terrible than I thought huh?”
I understood what request Nina would make so I said such a thing.
This is a little different from the protagonist, but I wonder what kind of resolution is required to earn her trust.
And even if her request was a little different from what I expect, I believe she wouldn't request something too terrible because she is a nice girl.
Considering her personality, no matter what she would ask for I wouldn't really lose either way.
In that novel, it is said that in order to receive the blessing of the G.o.d of creation you had to convey words of love.
That's why a love confession is very precious. It's surely a sacred ceremony… or at least that was supposed to be the setting.
It is difficult for me who has imagined it so but, perhaps the love confession that I remember from j.a.pan is not as heavy as the one here.
Well I forcefully stole her lips but, she should be cornered with just that.
Stuff like that shouldn't really matter. Or rather I benefited perfectly from it.