Uesugi Sakura was at a loss for words.
"From the very start, I found you particularly charming, Uesugi," Todaka Keichiro sneered.
"Thanks, but my charm wasn't meant for elementary schoolers to confess to me." Uesugi Sakura was holding a flag, stopped at the red light, and as he stopped, the small students behind him stopped too.
"Being able to get confessions from elementary schoolers is also a kind of charm!"
Hearing this, Uesugi Sakura shivered: "Hard to accept."
The red light had 47 seconds remaining.
"Where are we going? I think our work ends at 4 PM, right?" Uesugi Sakura wanted to go home early; volunteering seemed to leave him exposed to the sun too long.
He looked at the red light in front of him. Though no cars were crossing, pedestrians were still obediently waiting by the roadside for the green light.
Yet, a person boldly stepped out in front of everyone's eyes.
