"The way you've assigned roles to students, classes, and clubs—almost like you tailored them to bring out everyone's full potential—is picture-perfect. With a setup like this, there's no room for infighting over mix-ups, and people have stayed happy and motivated these past few days. Normally, by now, a lot of students would start losing that motivation and stop caring about doing their best for the festival…"
Lea kept her eyes on the documents in her hands, reading with a mix of focus and genuine admiration. Leo sat across from her; they'd pushed two tables together and taken over an empty classroom.
It was after school. Lea had asked for a report on what Leo had done so far, and Leo had agreed—hence why they were here. Before coming, he'd practiced piano at the music club, and Lea had stayed behind to finish student council work. The timing worked out.
