Tannin Wo Yosetsukenai Buaisouna Joshi Ni Sekkyou Shitara,

Chapter 3 volume 7

"I don't know why X\=2 is here."

"Oh. Maybe you didn't understand the previous part."

When I looked at Enami-san's note, I could see that it was neatly written on paper. His handwriting was much cleaner than I thought. It is not as sweet as a round letter, but it has a lot of energy.

When I was teaching, Enami-san immediately understood. He probably has a good head on his shoulders.

"So so. Thank you." Thank you."

"It's a small thing."

I'm back where I came from. If I stay next to him for too long, people may misunderstand.

I solved the problem of reading English. In reading, accuracy is important, but speed is also needed. You don't have to read everything. You can skim the question and then read the sentence.

After solving one big question, I was asked again.

"I don't understand anything anymore. Tell me."

"...... Aye." Yeah."

I sat next to Enami-san again as she shifted to the side. This time, it was a little more involved than before.

"What don't you understand?"

"That's here: ......."

"Oh."

Somehow, I knew right away where he stumbled. Maybe he thought the same thing as me in the past.

When I was teaching, Enami-san immediately understood again. I know my prediction is correct.

"Thank you."

"Hm"

Back more. I turned my attention to the English language.

After solving two more big questions, Enami-san asked me to teach her again. I taught him about it, went back to my seat, was asked, taught, and came back again.

It became silly for me to keep moving from one chair to another, so I decided to stay next to Enami-san. When I taught him again and again, I realized that he was not an idiot. He has a very strong base.

In mathematics, many things cannot be solved unless you understand what you have learned so far. However, Enami-san seems to have mastered high school math already. I slowly realized that this was why he understood what I was teaching so easily.

That's what the teacher said. He said that he started late in his second year. If that was the case, he must have studied diligently and obtained good test scores beforehand.

I think the speed of learning is different between those who have no study habits with those who have habits. Those who do not have the habit do not know how to learn from the beginning. Because of this, they tend to obsess over their notebooks or draw lots of markers in their textbooks for no reason.

This is not the case with Enami-san. He did not just focus on words that were in bold in textbooks. In addition, he tried to understand the flow of the textbook and learn its main points.

"-e, hey, are you listening?"

As I thought about it, I realized that Enami-san was yelling. I immediately asked him what was wrong.

"I want to go to the drink bar, but I can't get through it unless you step aside."

"Oh sorry. I was just about to leave too, so I'm gonna go get you a drink too."

"Just like before."

"okay."

I took a drink and put it on the table. I realized that more than an hour had passed since we started studying.

Slowly, I began to feel increasingly uncomfortable sitting next to Enami-san. When I was studying in the library, it was only natural that someone else would sit next to me. It was almost like that feeling.

Enami-san raised her head and looked at me. He leaned forward and had cheekbones on the table.

"That's not true."

"That's right."

Our faces are quite close together. I leaned my body to the other side.

"Have you been good at learning, Enami-san?"

I asked something that made me curious. He looks confused.

"It's not like that. But I'm sure my grades are lower now."

I think that's an unclear answer. I have a feeling that his value is really on top.

The conversation stopped for a moment. I sip my soda melon. Now that I'm done learning English, I want to take a break. I put my glass on the table and rested.

"Hi."

After drinking the same iced coffee, Enami-san said.

"Tell me your channel ID."

"Eh?"

I was surprised suddenly. I don't expect him to say such a thing.

"It's okay, but why?"

"There's nothing wrong with this kind of thing, right?"

Enami-san took out her smartphone. He then showed me the QR code and extended it to me.

I took the phone out of my pocket and opened Line, pointed the camera at the QR code and registered Enami-san's account.

"I added you too."

The Enami-san icon is a picture of the countryside somewhere. The sky and the greenery are beautiful.

"Are your pictures taken on Mount Fuji or something?"

"Yes." Yeah."

I set it up about four years ago and haven't changed it since then.

"What about Enami-san?"

Enami-san seemed troubled by the question.

"You probably won't understand even if I tell you."

"So that's it."

I was in a strange mood. I never thought that the day would come when I would exchange channel IDs with Enami-san.

"Do you want to learn again?"

Enami-san nodded.

"certain."

We studied together until about 5pm.

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