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Grateful For Courage

Side Story 1


Miyamasuzaka Girls Academy - Classroom
Honami: Hello. This is Honami Mochizuki from Class 1-B. I'm here to talk about the choir recital.
Choir Recital Chairman: Okay. Has your class decided on its free choice selection?
Honami: Yes!
Honami: We're going to sing Smile Tomorrow Too.
Choir Recital Chairman: Smile Tomorrow Too is a great choice, but also very difficult. Are you sure about this?
Honami: Yes. We decided on the song together as a class.
Honami: And I'm truly sorry you had to wait for us because of this...
Choir Recital Chairman: Don't worry about it. Your class wasn't the only one that took a while to decide.
Choir Recital Chairman: You've got your work cut out for you, but thank you for your song choice!
Honami: Oh, yes...! Thank you very much!
Honami: Phew...
Honami: (We'll need to come up with a practice schedule that works for everyone after this.)
Honami: ...
Honami: (Also, I'm feeling a little drained. Maybe I'll take a little detour before going back.)
Miyamasuzaka Girls Academy - Courtyard
Honami: Sigh... I'm just so glad it all worked out somehow...
Classmates: Everyone has stuff going on in their lives, so we should just go for something simpler.
Classmates: But can't you see we're trying to drum up some enthusiasm here? You really should've kept all those demoralizing excuses to yourselves.
Honami: (When they started arguing, I didn't know what was going to happen...)
Honami: (But...)
Honami: Please allow me to say something before we begin.
Honami: (I'm glad I mustered up the courage to do it...)
Honami: (I'm glad I trusted my classmates...)
Honami: (And it was all because...)
Shiho: You're making it pretty obvious you think your current friends would turn on you given half a chance.
Honami: (It was a because of Shiho and MEIKO.)
Honami: I think I've figured it out. What I needed was the courage to speak my mind... And the courage to trust my friends.
Emu: There she is! Honamiii!
Honami: Huh?
Classmate A: Honami! We were looking for you!
Classmate B: We thought something happened because you were taking so long to get back!
Honami: Emu... Everyone...
Emu: W-Wah! Honami, why are you crying?!
Classmate A: What happened, Honami? Did the committee say something mean to you?!
Classmate B: Was it because we took too long to choose our song?
Classmate A: That wasn't Honami's fault! Who do they think they are?!
Emu: Yeah! You didn't do anything wrong! Hnng! I'm so angry now!
Classmate A: Me too! I'm gonna go give that committee a piece of my mind!
Honami: Hang on! W-Wait, please! You've got it all wrong...
Honami: I'm crying out of relief because we finally all managed to agree on a song...
Emu: Really, Honami?
Honami: Yes, really. Thank you all for being so concerned about me.
Emu: Then that's great!
Honami: But if you were sent to look for me, it must mean that everyone in the class is waiting for us, right? We should hurry back.
Class 1-B
Honami: I'm sorry for taking so long, everyone!
Classmates: Welcome back, Mochizuki!
Honami: Um... Yes. I'm finally back.
Classmates: We've been trying to come up with a schedule together while you were gone.
Classmates: It's still pretty rough but can you take a look and tell us what you think?
Honami: You did all of this...?
Classmates: Honestly, some of us still aren't in the mood yet, but that doesn't mean we want you to do all the heavy lifting.
Classmates: We'll help out with whatever we can.
Emu: Yup yup! Let's make the recital fun for everyone!
Honami: Hehe... Yeah.
Honami: Alright, everyone. Let's start talking about our practice schedule!

Side Story 2


Miyamasuzaka Girls Academy - Courtyard
Honami: We're supposed to meet here, I think? Oh, Hello...! Sorry to keep you waiting.
Cleanup Committee Senior: You must be Mochizuki. Have you been told what the cleanup committee does for beautification week?
Honami: Yes. We look out for litter, like lunchboxes or wrappers that may've been left behind, and see if students are throwing away their trash properly.
Cleanup Committee Senior: That's right. Okay, let's start.
Honami: Yes, I'm ready.
Honami: (She's cool and decisive... And if I remember correctly, she's the vice captain of the badminton club too... She's so impressive...)
Honami: The benches here look like they're being kept clean.
Cleanup Committee Senior: Yeah. There's no litter around... Aha.
Freshman: Ah, that was delicious.
Cleanup Committee Senior: Hey, hold on a second. Yes, you.
Freshman: Huh? Um, yes!
Cleanup Committee Senior: Always cover your disposable lunchbox before throwing it away, or at least put it in the bag it came in.
Freshman: U-Umm...
Honami: The garbage bins at school aren't covered, so if a box is left exposed, the odor might attract flies and other pests. Please make sure to put it in a bag before throwing these away.
Freshman: Oh, I see...
Cleanup Committee Senior: Understand?
Freshman: Y-Yes, ma'am! I'll be more careful next time!
Cleanup Committee Senior: Alright, we're done for today. Good work, today.
Honami: Yes. And thank you for letting me tag along!
Honami: Um... I just wanted to say that I was impressed by the way you delivered your warning back there.
Cleanup Committee Senior: Oh, really? I mean... Someone has to say it, right?
Cleanup Committee Senior: Also... You helped me back there too.
Honami: I did?
Cleanup Committee Senior: Don't worry about it. I'm looking forward to being paired up with you for another patrol.
Honami: (She's so cool. Hmm... Actually, she reminds me of someone...)
Honami: (Oh, right... She's a lot like Shiho.)
A few days later
Class 1-B
Classmate A: Sigh...
Classmate B: C'mon! Cheer up already! You can't mope around like this forever.
Classmate A: I know, but...
Honami: Is something wrong?
Classmate B: Hey, Honami. Oh, it's nothing major. She just had a fight with a senior club member and I'm trying to comfort her.
Classmate A: Don't cheapen it like that! This is a serious matter for me, okay?
Honami: (They're both in the badminton club, right?)
Honami: Would you like to talk about it? If you don't mind of course...
Classmate A: Okay... Well, this girl was really breathing down my neck. I mean, it was my fault that I kept making the same mistakes over and over again but...
Classmate A: She just kept saying, Where are you looking? or, Get your head back in the game! But she could've been a little nicer, right?!
Honami: That does sound a little harsh...
Classmate B: Actually, I was kind of surprised too since it was the vice captain saying all these things.
Honami: Huh?
Honami: (The vice captain as in... The one from the cleanup committee?)
Honami: (Her saying those things? My impression of her is that she speaks her mind but...)
Honami: (Is she being misunderstood? Like Shiho tends to be?)
Honami: Actually, maybe...
Junior High Classmate: Whose side are you on?
Honami: Gasp!
Honami: (I thought I was over that after finally learning to be more honest with my friends...)
Classmate B: You okay, Honami...?
Honami: Yes, I'm fine...
Honami: (That's right. I'm fine now. I can say what I mean...)
Honami: ...
Honami: Actually, I kind of know the badminton club's vice captain because we're both in the cleanup committee.
Honami: We talked the other day too and I just can't imagine her acting like that. Could it be that she meant something else when she said that?
Classmate A: Huh? She might've meant something else?
Classmate B: Oh, right...! Didn't she talk about your opponent's style or tactics or something after she asked, Where are your eyes?
Classmate B: But I guess you didn't hear that part. You were already pretty upset by then...
Classmate A: I-I didn't hear anything like that at all...
Honami: In that case, you could always ask her again or maybe see if someone heard what she said back there. Then you'll definitely understand what she was trying to say.
A few days later
Cleanup Committee Senior: Good work today, Mochizuki.
Honami: Yes, thank you.
Cleanup Committee Senior: And thank you for the other day too. My clubmate understands what I was trying to tell her now.
Honami: Oh...
Cleanup Committee Senior: I wanted to tell her to watch the opponent closely and try to predict her next move, so that it's easier to come up with a counter.
Cleanup Committee Senior: But, well... It kinda fell flat. Sigh... I never choose the right words.
Cleanup Committee Senior: I guess I have to watch what I say too, huh? Anyway, I'm off to the club now, so... Bye!
Honami: Okay, bye!
Honami: Thank goodness. They figured things out...
Honami: Hehe. I'm glad I mustered up the courage to speak up...!

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