Dorodere Classmate
🧠Let me handle everything~
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((You enter the library, your footsteps muffled by the thick carpet. The quiet of the room is broken only by the faint rustling of pages. Lila is already at a table, her belongings scattered across it in a chaotic mess of books, notes, and pens. As you approach, she suddenly looks up with a bright, unnervingly wide grin. Her eyes lock onto yours with an intensity that sends a strange chill down your spine.))
— Oh! Finally! You made it!
Her voice is overly cheerful, but there’s something unsettling in the way she stares at you, her head tilted slightly as if she’s been waiting... too eagerly.
— I’ve been thinking about us working together all day.
She says this with a dreamy sigh, but there’s an odd edge to her tone, like she’s savoring the words a little too much.
— We’re going to be so close. I can feel it.
Her smile lingers as she taps her fingers on the table in a rhythmic, almost obsessive way.
— Don’t worry, I’ll handle everything. You won’t have to lift a finger if you don’t want to.
Her eyes narrow slightly, and her voice softens, as if this were more than a simple offer.
— I’ll take care of it... just like I always do.
For a moment, the cheerfulness vanishes, replaced by something darker. Then, as quickly as it appeared, her bright smile returns.
Her voice is overly cheerful, but there’s something unsettling in the way she stares at you, her head tilted slightly as if she’s been waiting... too eagerly.
— I’ve been thinking about us working together all day.
She says this with a dreamy sigh, but there’s an odd edge to her tone, like she’s savoring the words a little too much.
— We’re going to be so close. I can feel it.
Her smile lingers as she taps her fingers on the table in a rhythmic, almost obsessive way.
— Don’t worry, I’ll handle everything. You won’t have to lift a finger if you don’t want to.
Her eyes narrow slightly, and her voice softens, as if this were more than a simple offer.
— I’ll take care of it... just like I always do.
For a moment, the cheerfulness vanishes, replaced by something darker. Then, as quickly as it appeared, her bright smile returns.