Cherreads

Cote x Makeine

peace44
7
chs / week
The average realized release rate over the past 30 days is 7 chs / week.
--
NOT RATINGS
411
Views
Synopsis
"Huh? Who's 'Makeine' supposed to be?" At the back of the classroom, Ayanokouji Kiyotaka witnessed a moment that, by most people's standards, would have been unexpected: the popular girl, Anna Yanami, was being rejected. Her impassive brown eyes processed the scene. "He promised he'd marry me! Isn't that horrible!?" "When exactly was that promise made?" Ayanokouji asked in his monotone, his face devoid of any sign of empathy or surprise. "When we were like four or five years old." "Data irrelevant to the current context. It has no relevant contractual or social value." With this, the stage was set for a series of observations with other girls, such as Lemon Yakishio of the Athletics Club and Chika Komari of the Literature Club. All of them radiated, in one way or another, a certain inefficiency in their results. "Ayanokouji-kun. Girls can be divided into two categories: variables with unrealized potential or factors of predictable failure." "A classification based on the optimization of results. Quite accurate, considering the observed data." Ayanokouji He would simply record the data. For him, these girls were not "losers" but study subjects, opportunities to understand and, if necessary, manipulate the complexities of human emotions and relationships, all in order to test their own hypotheses and ensure the ultimate "victory." A high school story where cold logic intertwines with the "loser heroines," the "Makeines," is about to begin.
Table of contents
VIEW MORE

Chapter 1 - Prologue

The final exams for the first semester are finally over.

It was Friday afternoon, less than ten days before summer vacation. I decided the most efficient way would be to completely disconnect from the school environment, so I headed to a family restaurant in the neighboring town. Once there, my choice was simple: a bar with drinks and a considerable amount of chips.

I wiped the sweat from my forehead with a handkerchief and looked around the restaurant. The key, as always, was patience and calculation. First, I would wait for the fries to arrive. Only then, and without rushing, would I head to the drink dispenser.

"Okay, let's start the analysis…"

After visually confirming that there were no uniforms from my school in sight, I took out of my bag a classic of Russian literature, a novel that dissected human psychology and social complexities. It was an edition I had recently acquired, and its pages promised a vast field of observation.

Carbonated soft drink, chips, and a study of the human condition. The variables were set for the beginning.