Considering how we've gone into gender bending sci-fi, I wouldn't be surprised if this series ends with clones for all four of them. Four of them, you heard me.
@mcrider In general, the idea only really applies to teenagers that are inexperienced and thus insecure. If you're an older reader it's going to be like a "kay", but to teenagers reading it, it might feel different. I dunno.
@kowoyoshi I like the class rep (well not as a person but for story reason), he's the type of person that'd help build up our MC more up through his actions rather than caring people just saying "it's all okay". He doesn't seem like a psycho either, I'll probably be wrong but he seems like the...
Class rep fella seems crazy but it's mostly just the expressions. I'm sure we'll find out later why he knows about the rainy day for another reason. but it's easy to put 1+2 together. The day of the stalker encounter, they were supposed to go to the theatre together and the next day the MC looks...
@Entryhazard
The only reason why Sungah approached him was because of our MC, I don't think he was being stalkerish with it. If anything, he seems like he's diggin' on our MC more than her, especially because his athleticism caught his eye before.
It's not about Sungah, I've been thinking it for awhile but I think the dude is looking out for our mate. When he said "Don't do this", I think it was more "don't hide your face and be stupid like this". I hope I'm not wrong but I think he's secretly looking out for him.
I think the worst thing I had happen to me in high school was one of my teachers catching me skip class. Glad none of these shenanigans with crazy people happened.