Mistaken for a Poor Little Thing by the Spiky-Haired Guy

After Kurihara Azusa was kidnapped, President Kurihara sent his precious daughter to his mother-in-law’s home in the countryside overnight to lie low.

The young lady, who had attended an elite girls’ school, paid for everything with a credit card, went everywhere by car, and got all her exercise from a few yoga and dance classes, was suddenly reduced to a pitiful girl who had to walk to school, had nothing but bread for lunch, saw her allowance vanish, and had to put up with immature boys harassing her from time to time.

One delinquent: No, you’re not pitiful at all!

Delinquent One, complaining: We only went up to her because she was cute.

Delinquent Two, protesting: We weren’t planning to do anything.

Delinquent Three, furious: So why did Fushiguro beat us up?

Then one afternoon, the delinquents, who had been secretly taught a lesson by a certain sea-urchin-haired boy, found Miss Kurihara and were about to apologize, only to get caught in the act again.

A certain sea-urchin-haired boss stood menacingly at the mouth of the alley, surrounding a whole gang of delinquents all by himself. He barked at them,

“Didn’t I tell you not to bother her again? Don’t you understand?”

The reformed delinquents clutched their heads and wept. Just then, the timid little Miss Kurihara said,

“Um, Fushiguro, I think they came to apologize.”

Theme: Whether life is going well or badly, live it well.