Kenkyo, Kenjitsu o Motto ni Ikite Orimasu Chapter 87

Kenkyo, Kenjitsu o Motto ni Ikite Orimasu Chapter 87

With Marin-sensei's help, I managed to get past a term-end exam. I don't think I did well, though. That's why I decided I would enroll for summer cram school.

I guess I'm too weak-willed for self study. There's just too much temptation lying around the house. Each time there was some problem I couldn't solve I found myself needle felting, or rearranging my room, or something else.

I've decided that if I like the cram school I'll continue doing it in Term 2 as well. So please, anything but the remedials again&h.e.l.lip;






The day of the last exam. It finished in the morning so I went home and got changed. Today I had somewhere to be.

The post office. I wanted to deposit some money, and to buy some postage stamps.

It's actually a small hobby of mine, stamp collecting. It's fun keeping some of the cute ones. I don't have anybody to send letters to, though.

I particularly like some of the anime ones, or the ones with cute figures on them. I have some robot anime ones, and some with characters from picture books.

There was also this Rococo Queen one. Naturally I bought some. I think you're meant to use multiple stamps or something so I bought extras just in case. Not that I have anywhere to send anything right now.

I was a little embarra.s.sed because I was worried somebody would think I was cosplaying her, but I liked these the most so I'm glad I found the courage.

I hope I'll get to use them though. Aoi-chan would probably accept it with a smile. Maybe I'll send her something then~






I was wearing something more casual than most of my other outfits, a feminine dress with a ribbon below the chest. There was somewhere else I wanted to go today, so it wouldn't do to look too much like an ojousama.

Before going to the post office, I was going to have lunch at a soba restaurant, so I chose something less eyecatching.

Geez, I'm so hungry. What should I have~






The soba place was in a mall building. Looking at the menu I found myself at a loss. Sansai vegetable soba would be good, but then chilled soba sounded appetising too. Aah, but it has to be tempura soba in the end!






It came with two prawns, and was delicious. I'm glad I picked this. It had plenty of spring onion too, which is good for the blood, right?

Actually it was so delicious that I ended up draining the broth dry. Mn, so satisfied!






After relaxing a bit, I headed to the post office, a large one nearby.

The counter was packed with people so I got a ticket and went to browse the stamps.

These animal stamps are pretty nice, but I like these traditional art-themed ones too~ Maybe I'll get a few of these j.a.panese Waka poem stamps.

In the end I found some cute animal ones so I decided to buy those this time. I made up my mind to come again someday.

Happily making my way back to counter, I discovered that there was still quite a while until it was my turn. It was packed so there probably wasn't anywhere to sit either.

Ah well. I'm still young so a bit of standing won't kill me.

Just as I was thinking that, some salaryman gave me his seat.

What a gentleman! I guess even j.a.pan has learnt the 'ladies first' custom. Thank you, nameless salaryman.

I thanked him with a smile and took a seat.

It's funny how small acts of kindness can really pick up your mood.

Not that I wasn't still feeling a bit ill from all the tempura soba I ate. I mean, I drank all the broth too.

As I rubbed my tummy unconsciously, the lady next to me asked,






"How many months?"