Kusakabe Tetsuya thought his committee chairman had been acting a little strange lately.
Specifically, his lunch break had grown an hour longer every day, a palm-sized blank notebook had appeared inside his jacket, and every so often he would leave Tokyo for a while.
Yes, the strangest part was leaving Tokyo. The chairman treasured Namimori Town above all else. Before, he had never gone beyond Tokyo, but now he was venturing outside it.
A late rebellious phase?
The vice-chairman, whose vision was blurred by an 800-meter-thick filter, came to this conclusion.
Hibari Kyoya, the vice-chairman's focus of suspicion, had indeed been caught up in some strange developments lately. They added a little fun to his increasingly dull life, and it all began one day when he picked up a certain book from the ground.
Theme: Both the boring and the exciting parts of everyday life are still life
