Editing Maria-sama ga Miteru:Volume2 Chapter6 2 (section)

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By the way.

I should report a bit on what happened afterward to Yoshino-san, who'd created a sensation by liquidating a relationship by returning the rosary to her sister.

By the time Yoshino-san made her return from the hospital, the Lillian girls' academy garden was dressed in winter, and students had largely forgotten about the Yellow Rose Revolution.  Even the news of Yoshino-san's return to school was simply printed on the "Lillian Kawaraban" as a small, token "we're sorry" sort of thing.  They're so mercenary.

But, Yoshino-san did it again.

This time, Yoshino-san called Rei-sama out to the Maria-sama statue (!), bowed her head, and requested, "Please make me your sister."

For an underclassman to break up a relationship was obviously a rarity, but an underclassman requesting to be a sister was also unheard of.  And everyone was in an uproar again.

That said, Yoshino-san and Rei-sama came to school every day together again, ignoring all of the uproar surrounding them.  Yumi couldn't have been the only one thinking they were closer than they were before the Revolution.  Yoshino-san seems to be serious about starting kendo next year.

Currently, the underclassmen that were influenced by Yoshino-san's catastrophe and returned their rosaries have begun requesting to be sisters again.  A hush-hush boom.  A lot of them split up as a spontaneous decision, so they probably ended up regretting it as time went on.  It might have been the perfect time for Yoshino-san to come back.

"Gosh, what are they thinking, anyways."

They don't have any self identity, Sachiko-sama grumbled.  But Yumi could kind of understand where they were coming from.

The Roses and the boutons were the idols of the school.  So people were willing to do anything to become a bit more like them.  Yumi was like that just a while ago, so she could understand.

Sachiko-sama would probably never understand, for all eternity.  But the Sachiko-sama that would never understand that was the Sachiko-sama Yumi loved.

"By the way, Yumi."

After school, as they walked over the fallen gingko leaves, Sachiko-sama spoke with mischievous eyes.

"From now on, if you call me 'Sachiko-sama,' I won't reply."

"What?"

"Because.  You're not trying to change what you call me."

And with that, Sachiko-sama turned her back to Yumi and kept walking.  She'd said what she wanted to say, after all.

"Sachiko-samaaa"

Even though she chased after her, she held steadfastly to her resolution.

"If you don't want to be ignored, address me properly."

You get it, don't you, she seemed to say, and she kept walking without even glancing behind her.  Yumi played with her hair.  It felt somewhat awkward.

"…e-sama."

"I didn't hear yoooou."

She was going to force Yumi to say it.
Yumi looked around.  Luckily, Maria-sama wasn't looking.
"Onee-sama!"

Yumi's voice was awful clear in the middle of the gingko pathway.  And then her onee-sama, as pretty as Maria-sama, turned around, answered with her own, clear "Yes?" and smiled, satisfied.

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