I stacked the papers together as Maki grouped the student council. Giving him a nod, I handed him the papers as I led them down the hall to the student council room. I'm sure Y/N was still there and if not we can always get her as well.

Sighing, I opened the doors as everyone followed me in, only to come to a sight that I never would have dreamed of.

"Ah, Usui must've over worked herself again," the accountant said as he went to take his seat.

"Yeah, Igarashi you should really take more care of Usui, ya know? She's our lead like you are," another member went to gather some papers.

Some of the newer student council stood in shock as they whispered about. Before I could snap at them, the doors opened again as another student walked in with some fair forms.

"Uhm, Usui came to our class and asked if we could turn in our forms so you guys could have all of them in time," the younger boy set down the papers on my desk, jerking back at seeing Y/N napping away in my chair, my jacket over her. "Oh, uh, sorry," he spluttered as he scurried out.

"Is this normal for Y/-"

"I'd advise you all right at this moment to remember a very major detail," the accountant cut off a newer member as he adjusted his glasses on the bridge of his nose. "Address Usui and Igarashi by their surnames. Though we have known them and worked with them for a while now, out of respect, everyone speaks to them with their surnames. Only those cocky enough with their ego carelessly say their first names. Igarashi and Usui communicate with each other by their first names, as that is the obvious choice for them. Of course, Maki is an exception to the rule at times as well."

After the accountant made himself clear on his point, he turned back to arranging the papers with a smile.

"G-got it!" The boys nodded furiously as they all went to their respective jobs, getting things ready as our meeting came to order.

Except for Y/N.

"Should we just let her sleep?" A member stared at her, tempted to poke her cheek as I swatted his hand away.

"Yeah, just let her be," I sighed, seeing her tired state yet she always told me to rest.

"So we will start with the discussion of fair activities and what students filled their forms with for the fair," Maki stated as he handed out several forms to each member to look over.

"The ones written with nonsense will be discarded," I placed a recycle bin in the center to toss the papers in there.

If I put the trash bin, Y/N would probably throw the bin over my head, saying I was being wasteful and not considering the environment enough.

"Woah, some are pretty extreme," a member ripped a paper as he tossed it in.

"That's thanks to your president," my jacket was laid over the back of the seat I was sitting in, slightly over my shoulders as an arm rested over my shoulder.

"You're awake," Maki noted as the familiar scent of Y/N wrapped around me.

"I am, though I doubt any of you would have done the job had I not woke myself," she stated, coming to sit next to me as she took a stack of papers out of my hands to look through.

"That's right," I spoke up. "Because you needed the rest since exams are coming and then the fair directly after."

"I'll be fine," she looked over at me, something swirling in her eyes before she looked away.

As she scanned through the forms, more than half of them went into the bin as she sorted the usable ones onto the desk. Her expression didn't change as she saw what students had written, yet it was obvious from her ripping each form that she wasn't going to let any ideas happen.

Her eyes were fresh, her hair falling in front of her face since she had let it down from the high ponytail it was usually in so she could rest.

She brought her gaze up to stare at me as I stared at her, not daring to bring my eyes away from hers.

"What? Shouldn't a king like you stare at other queens and not a peasant like me?"

Her question threw me off as she tossed the final papers into the bin and got up, her hair flying behind her as she spun around to go to my desk.

What does she mean?

A peasant like her?

She's one of the richest I know.

Richer than me?

Probably, who knows.

Her family isn't known though, well any Usui that is related to her, but there was another Usui that may just fit into the category.

His perfection to match hers.

Usui Takumi.

What an excitement I would get out of them.

Y/N's POV

Grabbing my jacket off of Tora's desk, I tossed it over my shoulder as I pushed through the door to walk into the hall.

As if the male students here weren't enough, the female aren't behind either.

What a pity.

And to think that I had made the right choice to enroll into Miyabigaoka.

Not like I had much of a choice anyways, but it's nice to know that indecency runs through both genders.

How fun.

It's as if everyone takes advantage of Tora's womanizing. The male and female alike, they know how Tora is so they know that they can do it as well.

If their lead is showing them, then who are they to not follow?

Right now there were the exams, then the hype for the fair would start properly. Even though now there was still the buzz, most people were cramming for exams instead so they could go to the fair.

"Who does she think she is?"

"She's nothing for our Igarashi."

"He'll always be far too good for the likes of her."

"He deserves someone like us."

"Someone who can actually keep up with him."

"Someone that isn't Usui."

"She just wants to steal away Igarashi from us."

"She's always treating him terribly, I don't know why he even stays with her."

"He probably just feels bad for her and has pity for her."

"He always chases behind her yet she doesn't see that."

"She's too cold hearted."

"She could never understand him."

"I wish Igarashi wouldn't try so hard with her."

"Can't he see that we're available and want him?"

"If only Usui wasn't in the way."

"But there's no way he could love her, right?"

"I mean, come on."

"Is there any way she could return his love?"

I froze, the whispers hushing as I was standing near them.

And to think that I can't even get a glass of water with peace.

Sighing, I stepped forward, not paying any mind to the gossiping groups as I went to get a water bottle. They had nothing better to do all day than to make up ridiculous stories to tell each other.

I mean you could at least study for the exams.

Rolling my eyes, I grabbed the water bottle from the student lounge room, going back to the student council meeting. Cracking the cap open, I drank some of it, wanting to clear my mind of the things people wanted Tora to do at the fair.

Not that it was any of my concern.

Let them have their way with Tora.

It's not like we were anything to each other anyways.

I'm deciding to have an updating story after a while because I did think of not having them anymore due to the stress of my first one. But after posting a story without updating and just all at once, I think I'll return to updates with this story so let's see if it goes well