C: “I promise not to say anything.”
B: Say you’re looking forward to it.

B: Start with small talk.
B: “Is it a date?”

A: Immediately apologize.
B: Smile.

A: “Mr. Kagari?!”
C: Compliment his neat eating.

B: “Not possible.”
A: Put a blanket over him.

B: “Are your ears okay?”
B: Give up and sleep on the couch.

A: Brush it off.
C: Don’t move.

A: Cool it off for him.
C: Say you don’t have one.

A: Let him stroke your hair.
B: “I respect him.”

A: “I want to talk, too.”
C: Stop him.

A: “Thank you.”
B: Entrust him with the class.

B: “That’s just like you.”
B: Is he being shy?

A: “I was going to anyway.”
A: You’re too surprised to speak.

A: Ask him directly.
C: “No.”

C: “You don’t have to look so upset.”
C: Not surprised.

C: “Who are you?!”
B: Stare at him.

A: “So embarrassing…”
C: Leave.

A: “Were you worried about me?”
A: Don’t give up on the bed.

C: Vehemently deny it.
B: Push him away.

C: Go all out.
B: Tell what your type is.

C: Stroke his hair back.
A: “We’re just co-workers.”

B: “Only for a little bit.”
A: Grab his hand.

C: “That’s enough.”
C: There’s nothing else to say.

C: “Stop being so strict.”
C: “I wouldn’t kiss someone I didn’t like.”