The Gemini Princess wants me to confess my feelings!

Chapter 36 Writing

Shizue Mori loves books.

She has a wide range of interests, including documentary literature, novels, poetry, and essays. Books allow her to see the outside world through her cage, so she especially loves history.

She said that when she first read history books, especially world history, and watched the rise and fall of human dynasties, Shizue Mori didn't have any particular feelings. It wasn't until later, when she began to delve into specific historical periods of certain countries and read about the unfolding of historical events, that she developed a sense of disillusionment with the concept of "humanity".

Because she realized that what was recorded in history was not just words, but real people.

Mori Shizue has an innate sensitivity to human nature. Even as a child, she could easily perceive the wickedness of human nature hidden behind these symbolic stories.

She told Kirihara Akira that this disillusionment lasted until she was a freshman in high school.

Because at that time, Shizue Mori began to try her hand at writing.

With her keen intuition, she could see the difference between her writing and the good books she had read almost the moment the article was finished.

Shizue Mori initially thought it was a problem with her writing style, so she began to delve into the intricacies of the subject, starting to learn different languages, including English and Chinese, and planning to learn French, German, and Russian in the future.

That's why she wanted to discuss it with Kirihara Akira, who speaks Chinese.

Later, I learned that Kirihara Akira's reading was also quite extensive, which is why I wanted to have a discussion with him on a certain topic.

In this way, Kirihara Akira and Mori Kiyoha would go to the detective agency every day to discuss the contents of the novel with Mori Shizue.

Shizue Mori hoped to stop the rumors with the wise in this way, but unfortunately, there are far fewer wise people than people who enjoy themselves.

Rumors about Kirihara Akira have actually increased. Some say he shamelessly harassed Mori Shizue, while others say he was lustful and showed the true colors of a yakuza descendant.

Kirihara Akira didn't care much, since there were more than one or two shameless people clinging to Mori Shizue anyway.

Some people say that Kirihara Akira wants to have both, one being Mori Shizue and the other being Mori Kiyoha.

When Mrs. Mori saw Kiyoha emerge from his room, still half asleep, her face was as dark as a demon's. One was bad enough, but it was hard to imagine that with two, he would be drowned in Tokyo Bay by a professional team.

The two girls are very talented and beautiful. Kirihara Akira has no doubt that they will grow up to be the most wonderful women in the world. For now, they are still a bit too young.

After realizing that this tactic had the opposite effect, the three decided to avoid the crowded and noisy club and instead took the book home.

Although there were just as many informants in the family as outside, and even more rules, the lady of the house was only more lenient when the family members were reading.

After returning home, the two sisters went to wash up first, while Kirihara Akira went to the library ahead of them.

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The Mori family's bathhouse is so large it's like a small swimming pool; it's a place only family members can enjoy.

Shizue Mori, wearing only a bath towel, sat on a lounge chair by the pool, holding a book and reading it with great interest.

A short while later, the bathhouse door opened, and her sister stepped inside. She glanced around, then frowned and said, "You even have to hold a book while bathing? Just how addicted are you?"

Shizue Mori glanced at Kiyoha Mori along the edge of the book and saw her undisguised, vibrant, and healthy body bursting with youthful energy.

They're supposed to be twins, so why is this girl so big?

She must have eaten too much; yes, she's gained weight.

Mori Shizue carefully put the books away and placed them in the waterproof bag next to her, without making any excuses for herself.

As Mori Kiyoha passed by, she deliberately glanced at the cover of the book in the transparent bag.

She chuckled coldly and said, "Learning Chinese again, huh? How enthusiastic."

Mori Shizue frowned and said, "Mori Kiyoha, your current demeanor and tone are no different from those gossipy guys at school."

"Heh." Mori Kiyoha sneered, reaching up to tuck the silver hair behind her ear, and said, "Don't forget what you told me before. You said that Kirihara Akira was a dangerous person and it was best not to have any deep dealings with him."

"Tsk, you're advising me to stay away from her because you're afraid I'll compete with you, huh?"

Mori Shizue glanced at her indifferently, then without warning, she wrapped her arms around her sister's waist and they both plunged into the pool next to them.

The warm, comforting water splashed up, and the two women frolicked and played in it.

"You wretched girl, I'll tear your mouth apart!"

"Stop it, you slut!"

"Ouch, don't scratch there!"

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After struggling for quite a while, the two finally gave up and started washing up properly.

In terms of actions, the two became more disciplined. Mori Shizue knew that the playful fight just now was her sister's "revenge" for hitting her in the hallway earlier, so she still didn't hold back with her words: "There aren't as many taboos outside now, but at home, you still have to be careful."

"You should be careful, lest you develop feelings for someone over time," Mori Kiyoha said with a sneer.

Mori Shizue emerged from the pool, her wet eyelashes concealing her misty almond-shaped eyes. As she walked away, she said, "I hate the phrase 'love grows over time.' It's like mixing two cups of cold water at 20 degrees Celsius together, stacking them up, and they become a cup of warm water at 40 degrees Celsius that can warm your stomach."

Mori Kiyoha looked at her sister's smooth back, her eyes filled with complex emotions.

She emerged from the water, the water clinging to her delicate body like morning dew on flower petals, dripping down and cleansing her already smooth and clear skin.

The maid entered the bathroom to help the two young ladies change their clothes.

As soon as the cubicle door opened, the steam blurred the mirror.

The maid carefully wiped away the moisture with her sleeve, allowing Mori Kiyoha to see her appearance clearly.

The maid looked in the mirror and exclaimed, "Your figure is getting better and better!"

This was a common compliment, but for some reason, Mori Kiyoha felt a little smug.

What's there to be happy about? She herself didn't quite understand.

Then, Mori Kiyoha saw Mori Shizue next to her, and her previously wonderful mood sank again.

Mori Kiyoha remained calm; no one knew the turmoil in her emotions.

After changing their clothes, the two sisters entered the library.

Today, when the lady went out, Shizue Mori instructed the servants to prepare a simple meal, and a food cart was pushed to the library.

When the two sisters arrived, Kirihara Akira was already sitting on the scaffolding, flipping through a book.

Mori Shizue suddenly felt a little nervous.

Because the book he was flipping through was written by her.

She walked over slowly and greeted him, "Where are you looking?"

"Half." Kirihara Akatsuki showed her the book in her hand, her fingers pinching between the pages.

Mori Shizue asked somewhat uneasily, "What do you think of the content?"

"generally."

Shizue Mori was sunk.

She sat down beside her, her face contorted with a pained expression, and said, "You really are quite outspoken."

Kirihara Akira smiled and said, "Your writing is undoubtedly excellent; it's not piling up words, empty, or boring, and it's beautiful enough. However, the content is still slightly lacking."

Mori Shizue sighed, "I knew it, I knew it."