I’ll Make It a Bad Ending Like a Villain

Huey had told me where his room was and told me to come to visit him early on the last day of his vacation.

“What, really?”

Philina tapped Huey’s door once more with a frown.
But this time there was no reaction in the room.

In the end, she sighed and decided to wait for Huey for a while.

As I leaned back in front of the door, I was passing the time in a daze, when suddenly I saw another visit in front of me.

It was the room directly across from where Huey was staying.

“…….”

It was none other than Henry who opened the tightly closed door and came out.

He reflexively frowned at Philina’s face as soon as he opened the door.
It was the same with her when she found Henry.

“Why Sir Debussy……”

He muttered in a low voice, then shifted his gaze to look at the door where Filina was leaning.
The nameplate would have Huey’s name on it.

Henry’s face could be seen hardening cold.
His purple eyes stared at Philina.

“What are you doing there?”

Henry’s dry voice flowed.

Filina, who never thought she would see him in front of Huey’s room, rolled her eyes in embarrassment.

“No, Sir Argeny, why did you come back to school so quickly? I don’t even enjoy my vacation time.”

Henry frowned at her question.

“That’s a question I should ask, but…”

He twisted his gaze to look at Huey’s visit once more, then continued in a low voice.

“Sir Debussy must have had a more important appointment than enjoying the whole holiday.”

At Henry’s question, Philina’s eyes widened as if she had been stabbed in the face, and then looked away awkwardly.

“No, not until it’s a very important appointment .
.
.”

“You didn’t agree to meet with Lord Fieldman.”

“…… That’s true.”

Philina readily acknowledged, and Henry let out a small sigh.
Then he lowered his gaze and asked in a quiet voice:

“You’re dating Lord Fieldman.”

The words that came out of his mouth made Filina gasp.

“What do you say?”

She gave Henry a brief look, as if she had heard all the stars.
His face was full of displeasure.

Then he looked up and stared at Philina.
The mood, which had been chilly a moment before, seemed to have softened even more.

Then the sound of leisurely footsteps rang out from one side of the corridor.

“Philina.”

It was Huey walking by, calling her name clearly.

Naturally, he thought he would come by magic and moved through space, but his uniform was slightly disheveled, whether he had used the stairs to climb it himself.

“You’re late.”

Philina blurted out with annoyance, and Huey apologized roughly, looking no sorry at all.

“Were you having an affair with another guy while I was gone?”

Huey looked at Henry and asked playfully.
Then Filina frowned.

“Please don’t say anything that might be misunderstood by others?”

“Is there anything that could be called a misunderstanding?”

Huey put his arm around Philina’s shoulder and looked at Henry.
At that, Henry’s face sank cold.

His purple eyes scanned the back of Huey’s hand dryly as it rested on Philina’s shoulder.

“…… Didn’t you say you weren’t dating?”

At Henry’s words, Huey grinned and replied instead.

“We’re not dating.”

“…….”

“But it’s good enough to fit alone in a confined space.”

Huey smiled brightly, his eyes narrowing.

“Stop messing around, let’s go.”

Filina said, staring out the window at the wall of the dorm building.
I had to meet the man Huey had spoken to before it got dark.

“Okay.”

Huey nodded and led Filina to open my door.
I could feel Henry’s eyes staring at the two of them from behind.

Huey opened the door and looked back at Henry for a moment before stepping inside.

“Well, Sir Argeni, I’m going on a date with Filina, so watch me here.”

Huey blurted out the words and locked the door.

Filina glanced at Huey like she was looking at a madman.

“What’s wrong with you? Are you determined to ruin my face?”

“No, Sir Argeny looks at you so cutely.”

He wept and spat out, then suddenly turned to Filina and asked:

“But why do you enter the men’s room without fear?”

He asked, genuinely curious.

“What if I do something bad to you?”

Filina replied with a clear smile.

“Then I’ll kill him.”

“yes, I won’t do anything wrong.”

Huey nodded and walked away, pulling bottled water out of the fridge and drinking it.

Filina looked curiously at the room in a different structure from the one she was staying in, and then asked Huey.

“But why did you ask me to see you here? You said you could meet whoever you were looking for through the door in the kennel.”

At her question, Huey walked up to Philina and said,

“First of all, I think I need to give you a basic explanation.”

He leaned back against the wall and looked at Pilina.

“You wonder why I joined the swordsmanship academy? I’ll explain that to you, too.”

“Can you tell me?”

Filina asked with a puzzled face, and he answered with a light shrug.

“I’ll have to let you know anyway, because if you don’t, you might be surprised.”

At Huey’s words, Filina looked at him with a frown, and then nodded.