Chapter 82: Roderick really wants to trigger the game event (3)
"If you have time, please put it back. You will definitely not put it in the wrong place if it's you, Junior."
"Okay, I understand. Leave these books to me."
"But is this really okay? Junior, you are not a librarian and it is taking up your time."
Louise looked a little embarrassed and asked seriously.
"It doesn't matter. After all, I caused you a lot of trouble when I borrowed books yesterday. I would feel guilty if I didn't do something for you."
"Hey~ I actually hope that you can always feel guilty and let me tease you obediently."
Louise held her cheek with one hand and sighed with some regret.
"I really didn't expect that you have a bit of an S personality."
Alfred pushed a cart over from the side and put the books that needed to be put back on the bookshelf one by one in it.
"S? What does that mean?"
Louise inquired, looking very interested.
"Ah... how should I put it? It's used to describe people who like to tease and bully others for fun."
(Well, it seems completely different though...)
Alfred explained insincerely.
"Really? Why do I feel like you look a little nervous right now? When you were teasing me before, you were so relaxed."
I don’t know if Louise noticed something or if her intuition is simply extremely sharp.
She looked at Alfred suspiciously and asked.
"Yeah, that's what I mean, but it's a little more profound."
Alfred held out his hand and made a dot sign with his thumb and index finger.
"Is that so? Maybe I am just like what you said, a little S. But aren't you the same, too? You like to tease me, your senior."
"I, I was just simply returning the favor. After all, I'm a boy, I can't always be willing to be at a disadvantage, right?"
"Hmm~Is that so~"
Louise didn't know what she was thinking about, and the smile on her face became a little evil.
It was like a succubus sister who was about to take action against the cute Ou Doudou and do some unspeakable things.
"Since S is used to refer to people who like to bully and play tricks on others, is there a special term for those who like to be teased and bullied by others?"
"Hey, why are you asking that?"
Louise's question took Alfred by surprise.
"intuition."
Louise answered simply and concisely.
"Yes, there is..."
"What is that? Sister, I'm a little curious."
Louise leaned closer to Alfred's face and asked curiously.
Not sure if it was intentional or not, but Louise's breath brushed against Alfred's ears and cheeks, making him feel somewhat embarrassed.
"Yes, it's M."
"Well, I like to play pranks on others, but if I were to be played pranks by Al, I would also find it very interesting. Is this considered M~?"
Louise tilted her head slightly and asked with her index finger against her cheek.
(Wow, what did Louise-senpai say to me?!)
Alfred suppressed the urge to cover his face with his hands and sighed in his heart.
A strong sense of guilt surged in his heart.
It feels like forcing an innocent girl to understand what DOI is.
It was obvious that I had just given a random explanation, and the other party didn't understand what was going on at all, but he still smiled sweetly and said, "It seems interesting, I want to try it with you."...
This topic was brought up accidentally because Alfred was so talkative.
He had to find a way to end it quickly.
"Senior, I'll deliver these books first."
"Hehe, junior, don't worry. You can actually continue chatting with me first."
Louise probably didn't quite understand the meaning of the two words.
She simply thought Alfred looked funny and said that because she wanted to continue teasing him.
"I, I'll put all these books back on the bookshelf first, and then I'll chat with you slowly when I come back. Don't you have work to do too?"
"That's true, sister, I'm really looking forward to it~"
Louise also felt very shy and tried to put on a malicious smile.
Under her gaze, Alfred pushed the cart hurriedly and got into the rows of tall bookcases.
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(So, what do the S and M mean?)
Looking at Alfred's hurriedly leaving back, Louise thought curiously in her heart.
At the same time, she felt very ashamed.
Louise noticed that the S and M mentioned by Alfred definitely had some psychological meaning.
But in order to tease Alfred, she still pretended to be indifferent.
After all, Louise is a senior.
As an older woman, how could she be teased unilaterally by a cute junior?
Out of pride as a senior, Louise would tease him back no matter what.
Although it seemed that she won in the end, Louise felt ashamed afterwards.
(What if those two words really have that meaning, would Junior Al mistakenly think that I’m a particularly indecent girl? What if he hates me, what should I do?)
Louise, whose girlish heart was overflowing, suddenly felt at a loss.
At this moment, it was as if a ray of light flashed through her mind, and Louise's thoughts on writing gradually became clear.
In fact, she had been writing a draft of the novel before Alfred came.
However, due to lack of inspiration, there were no significant results in the past two days.
Yesterday, Louise took the initiative to talk to Alfred, actually just to relieve her boredom, wondering if she could find some interesting inspiration from this junior who caused a big stir at the beginning of the school year.
Although she didn't get any inspiration in writing, Louise unexpectedly gained a very interesting friend.
Today, because of the joke she had with Alfred, she suddenly felt as if she had received a revelation, and her thoughts in her head were very clear.
Louise felt that she might be able to write a romance novel that would live up to the name of Lydia Rael.
No, maybe she could surpass her predecessors and write a romance novel better than Lydia Rael of the previous generation!
Louise was in high spirits. She filled her crystal pen with ink and began to write down the plot she had thought of on the paper at a rapid speed.
After she had finished a rough outline, she looked up with satisfaction and admired the finished product with some pride.
At this time, Louise noticed that someone was standing in front of the service desk.
Not Alfred, though.