The moon quickly flowed and the day of the cultural festival arrived. Harvin shows her face early in the morning and remains out of her seat for Student Council theatre.
The remaining Rymonds were assembled on the courtyard cafe terrace.
“The day of the Cultural Festival begins at last, but there is no Harvin on this occasion. They insult the rest of the class that without Harvin, class A would not be the enemy.”
Luke gives a speech as he looks around at his classmates. As in responding to that, even without Harvin, I can’t stop losing other classes – what a voice.
“That’s right. We were named Class A in the exam. Even without Harvin, you can’t beat the rest of the class. But that’s why we don’t need to burn a sense of confrontation. Until today, we’ve done everything we can. Here and now, just show it off!
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