Civil Servant in Romance Fantasy

how, I felt that something had changed.
It had become cleaner and more luxurious.

 

  As I turned my head around to look in more detail, I saw that there was a letter left on top of the table.
It was a letter from the Vice Principal.

 

  ‘Huh?’

 

  We’d seen each other in the morning. Was there a need to leave a letter? Although I have to read it since he’d left one.  

 

 

Since a desk needed to be replaced, I took the opportunity to change the others too.
I did it while the Prosecutor wasn’t present so we wouldn’t bother you.
I hope you’re satisfied with hope you will be satisfied with the newly renovated club room.

 

 

  “Ah.”

 

  As expected of the  Vice  Principal…!

 

  I couldn’t help but be moved by the letter.

 

  I was impressed by the Vice Principal’s artistic behavior, which perfectly handled up to 10 tasks simultaneously while doing 1.
He was truly a hard worker.

 

  No wonder he became the  Vice  Principal of the most important educational institution of the Empire!

 

  If one of the three bastards worked half as hard as the Vice  Principal, my job satisfaction would have skyrocketed.
If I had taken the decision to retire, I would have considered them for my replacement along with the Senior Manager.

 

  Although, this was all pointless thought. Damn it.

 

  “Huh? Oppa, did you change the  desk?”

 

  Louise asked as soon as she entered the club’s room.
As expected of the most sincere child in the pastry club, she noticed what had changed as soon as she entered the room.
The other five only noticed after Louise mentioned it.
This is normal for them, so I wouldn’t blame their intelligence. 

 

  “It was replaced because it broke.
And since one was changed, the others were too.”

 

  “Did you do it alone? You should’ve told us.”

 

  “I didn’t.
It was the Vice  Principal.
So if you see him, say thanks.”

 

  “Yes!”

 

  Louise looked around the club’s room with her eyes that were as blue as the sky.
She probably wanted to see what had changed.
Honestly, I wasn’t able to tell exactly what had changed.
The changes were subtle and  I wasn’t able to pinpoint with precision what it was that had changed.

 

  Louise was looking around when she turned around and looked at me as if she’d remembered something.

 

  “Ah, now that I think about it, I saw you leaving early in the morning, oppa.
Did something happen?”

 

  “Huh?”

 

  How does she know?

 

  It seemed like she noticed my confused look, so she kept talking while playing with her hair awkwardly.

 

  “I saw you leaving through the Academy Gate early in the morning.”

 

 “So that’s how you say you’re not paying attention in class.” 

 

  If Louise saw me leaving the building, that meant she was looking outside the window during her classes.

 

  To think that she would waste the classes I couldn’t even attend if I wanted to.
As I looked at her with disapproving eyes, she turned her gaze with an embarrassed smile.  

 

  Fine,  I’ll let it slide.
What would I get by becoming angry with you…

 

  “So, where did you go? Did you have any places to go around here?”

 

  Was it because he was worried about me talking alone with Louise? Or was he simply curious? No matter the reason, Rutis joined the conversation.
After Rutis asked the question, Louise’s eyes turned back to me again.

 

  “I went to investigate the place where we’re going to have  the picnic.”

 

  “Was there a need to investigate the terrain? It’s just a picnic.
There’s no way something would happen.”

 

  As Rutis spoke, I turned my gaze towards his throat.  I wanted to hit him once, just once.
If only it wouldn’t become an international problem… Is that something you should say to the Advisor who solved the problem before it happened?

 

  After hearing Rutis’s words, I became 100% sure of it.
If we had gone to the picnic place without knowing, they would’ve entered the Dungeon for sure.
I became sure of it after hearing those death-flag-like words.
Although I had already solved it, I couldn’t help but get angry.

 

   “There’s nothing wrong with being careful.”

 

  After saying that, I turned around, trying to suppress the urge of grabbing him by the throat,  because when my instincts won over my reason, the Minister of Foreign Affairs would always come running angrily at me.

 

  “I heard that the cherry blossoms that can be seen from that hill are really beautiful!”

 

  As I turned my eyes from Rutis, Louise caught my eye.
Cherry blossoms.
It was a flower that really suited her.

 

  She said, “I heard.” That means someone had told her that, which was the reason why we were going to a picnic there. Who the fuck was the one who told her something like that and caused me such trouble…?

 

  “Ah, what Irina told us the last time?”

 

  I could immediately figure out the culprit from Eric’s words. Ah, Irina… it was her. She  was next to Louise when I  first saw her.

 

 Quietly closing my mouth at the unexpected identity, I simply listened to Louise’s excited words.
If Irina was the culprit, I couldn’t blame her.

 

  Irina was Louise’s closest female friend.
Although  Irina wasn’t as important as these five,  she was still one of the people I was cautious about.
That’s why every time I had the opportunity, I checked out how she was doing.

 

  Her full name was Irina Yorun.

 

  She was the daughter of the family who was struck by lightning due to a misfire from the Prosecutor’s Office before being dispatched to the Academy. 3rd Manager, you bastard.
Your messed up shit is still here.

 

  Hearing about the living witness of our professional negligence in an unexpected place stimulated my sense of guilt.