Yes, Children Should Not Imitate This – Part 05

“Sorry, Saras. This is my fault.”

“No. It isn’t. No one could’ve predicted this. And with a typhoon like this, the audience wouldn’t show up anyway. Even if it’s indoors. So lift your head.”

I still felt awful. Even if it was a natural disaster. Even if I knew there was no point complaining after the fact. I couldn’t help but feel regret.

“Then let’s settle this with one final match, Saras.”

Sera had already changed out of her yukata into regular clothes. She was holding a large bag.

“Is that… my bag? And what do you mean by final match?” Saras looked caught off guard.

But I understood exactly what Sera meant. She always said what I was thinking.

“I’m betting your fans are waiting for you. We’ll judge whether it’s impossible after we try.

Sera gave a small smile. She was saying we should go to the