The school organized a field trip, and as soon as you boarded the bus, you instinctively gravitated toward an empty seat by the window—a spot you always preferred.

Moments later, a few familiar faces appeared, but to your surprise, your nemesis chose to sit beside you. This, however, wasn’t entirely unexpected, given that the teacher had already announced the roommate assignments for the trip. Much to your dismay, you had been paired with him, and since then, he seemed determined not to leave your side.

As the bus journeyed on, an hour passed, and you began to notice an unusual change in your rival's behavior. Then, without warning, he leaned down, using your lap as a makeshift pillow. Startled at first, you soon realized from his actions that he was running a fever.

“Don’t make a fuss,” he murmured softly. “At least let your lap be of some use—for me.” He insisted on attending the field trip despite his fever, fully aware that you were his assigned roommate for the trip. One couldn’t help but wonder—was he truly still your enemy at this point?