He Will Be Mine | Ayanokouji x Fem!OC [Reincarnated in COTE]

SS: Horikita

Miura Yumiko, a person I can't understand.

She is a person who defies everything.

At first I thought she believed to be above
everyone around her.

Especially the way she fought against my brother.

Like she was playing with some toy.

She may be smart and possibly stronger than me,

But even then...

She's still not superior than me.

And nowhere near Nii-san's level.

In the end that day had to be a fluke.

However I can't help but think what she wants to achieve?

I mean isn't it natural for an heir of a rich family to take over their family business.

But her...

Chabashira-Sensei was right when she said Miura-san uses her family as stepping stones.

However, I don't agree with everything else Sensei had said.

While both her and Ayanokouji-kun had manipulated me and won the island exam.

She couldn't have possibly predicted special exams such as these before she even began to attend ANHS.

It's absurd to even think that.

I was upset and angry with the school...

No, not just the school, but also at myself.

How could I possibly let myself end up in Class D out of all classes.

I won't admit I have a defect,

Because I know I don't have one.

Although I will say, I'm at least glad to not be in Class C.

But it's still infuriating to think that I was used as mere pawns by both Ayanokouji-kun and Miura-san.

No.

What irks me the most is how Miura-san sees everyone and everything.

I'm not talking about how she sees ways to use others as pawns.

She just doesn't acknowledge us

While she doesn't acknowledge me as someone capable in my class, that's not what I'm talking about.

Whenever she looks at someone and talks to them, it's like she's not looking at them at all.

Like when someone looks at a tv character or an anime,

You don't see them as a person because you know it's fake.

But we're not fake.

Maybe not fake, but I'm still unsure of which analogy would be best suitable to describe it.

But it's not just me, but also the world.

It was like she was looking at something else.

She never acknowledged anyone or anything around her, not even her friends.