After I Let The Small And Cute Intellectual Senior Of The Literature Club Sit On My Lap, She Started Sitting There Every Day

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Chiisakute Kawaii Bungei-bu no Chitekina Senpai wo, Hiza no Ue ni Nosetara Mainichi Suwatte kuru You ni Natta / 小さくて可愛い文芸部の知的な先輩を、膝の上に乗せたら毎日座ってくるようになった / Từ ngày tôi để đàn chị trong câu lạc bộ văn học nhỏ nhắn, đáng iu, tri thức ngồi lên đùi. Ngày nào chị ấy cũng tìm đến tôi. / Ghế đùi của Tiền Bối CLB Văn học One day, the chairs in the Literature Club were lent out to other clubs, leaving only a single chair behind. Shou and Yuzu began a lighthearted argument, each trying to yield the remaining seat to the other. Each wanted the other to sit more than themselves. Because of their mutual kindness, neither would back down, resulting in a stalemate—until finally, Yuzu’s opinion won out, and Shou ended up sitting in the chair alone. Shou felt guilty being the only one sitting, but right then, he had a flash of inspiration. “Since I'm the one sitting in the chair, if I become the chair and let Yuzu-senpai sit on my lap… wouldn't that work?” …Or so he thought.