Just a hunch, but did Rise ever get back to you or did she immediately decline?
[Because as of late, it did seem like that girl had been making a lot of hints about setting him and Naoto up. Which would be awesome! But she also seemed like the kind of girl that really would meddle into this. Maybe he's wrong. Maybe something else came up and this is just his wishful thinking.]
Anyway, glad for your help Naoto. I'm really gonna need it...
[He opens his book to the marked page he had, which was working with imaginary equations. Adding and subtracting them are easy and those are the ones he has done. It's the multiplying and (god forbid) the dividing that he's struggling with.]
[But why would Kanji be asking about Rise unless...she was the one who organized all of this? Naoto certainly can't deny the possibility, but she can't think of a motive. How does Rise benefit if only Kanji and Naoto study?]
[At the very least, neither of them seem to be in immediate danger. It would probably best to go ahead and start studying, should something come up.]
Think nothing of it. You helped me, and it's the least I can do to repay you.
[She leans in closer to look at Kanji's notes. Probably too close for Kanji's comfort.]
You mentioned you were having trouble with Imaginary Numbers, correct? I find it best to think of them as a set of variables with special properties.
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Just a hunch, but did Rise ever get back to you or did she immediately decline?
[Because as of late, it did seem like that girl had been making a lot of hints about setting him and Naoto up. Which would be awesome! But she also seemed like the kind of girl that really would meddle into this. Maybe he's wrong. Maybe something else came up and this is just his wishful thinking.]
Anyway, glad for your help Naoto. I'm really gonna need it...
[He opens his book to the marked page he had, which was working with imaginary equations. Adding and subtracting them are easy and those are the ones he has done. It's the multiplying and (god forbid) the dividing that he's struggling with.]
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[But why would Kanji be asking about Rise unless...she was the one who organized all of this? Naoto certainly can't deny the possibility, but she can't think of a motive. How does Rise benefit if only Kanji and Naoto study?]
[At the very least, neither of them seem to be in immediate danger. It would probably best to go ahead and start studying, should something come up.]
Think nothing of it. You helped me, and it's the least I can do to repay you.
[She leans in closer to look at Kanji's notes. Probably too close for Kanji's comfort.]
You mentioned you were having trouble with Imaginary Numbers, correct? I find it best to think of them as a set of variables with special properties.