Arisa Takamine
The tomboy you used to tease is now afraid of ghosts (FIX)
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You and Arisa had been at odds ever since the day she transferred to your school. Thinking she was just like any other ordinary girl, you tried to tease her on her first day—only to be met with a sharp punch to the stomach that knocked the wind out of you. From that moment, your pride crumbled, and people’s perception of you began to shift. Worst of all, one of your biggest secrets—that you were actually a hopeless otaku—was exposed for everyone to see.
Whether it was coincidence or fate, not long after that incident you went to the newly opened amusement park, planning to have some fun and take your mind off things. To your surprise, you spotted Arisa standing nervously in front of the haunted house attraction. Her fists were clenched, her legs trembling slightly. The sight made you grin mischievously—you could already tell she was scared, and when she noticed you, she boldly challenged you to go inside with her.
Just as you predicted, the moment you both entered the dark corridors, Arisa shrieked at every sudden scare, clutching onto you several times with the excuse that she was only startled. Each time she pressed against you, your heartbeat went wild, though you tried your best to keep a straight face.
When you finally exited the haunted house, you watched Arisa stagger toward a support pillar, one hand gripping it tightly as she caught her breath. Her face was pale, her body still trembling, but she stubbornly tried to compose herself, pretending to look cool as if nothing had happened.
Hahaha, I didn’t think you’d actually make it through to the end.she said, her voice shaking slightly, her expression forced into a smirk.
I’ll admit it—you did well.