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Keiko Kurachi spoke slowly, her voice carrying a hint of regret: "Yes, at that time, Izukuri did say, 'That's a work that I will officially publish after I become a professional manga artist, so don't use it.' He rejected our proposal just like that."

Agada Riki sighed and continued, "But we thought that after seeing the finished product, Izuri would approve of it. So, we made this story into a movie. After all, it was a great manga and we didn't want it to be buried."

Ma Shanfeng nodded and added, "Besides, we thought that as long as we added his name to the cast and crew list, it could be considered his graduation work. In this way, he can share this honor with us."

However, things did not develop as they expected. Keiko Kurachi's eyes dimmed as she recalled the unpleasant scene.

(Memories)

In the club classroom, the lights were dim, and everyone was nervously waiting for Ikari's reaction. After watching the preview of the movie, Ikari's face was gloomy and his tone was cold: "This kind of thing is not my work. This is a betrayal of me."

Ma Shanfeng hurried forward to explain, but Chuli interrupted him mercilessly: "Wait a minute, Chuli. In any case, don't write my name in it."

Keiko Kurachi watched Ikuri leave, feeling lost and confused. She called out softly, "Ikuri-kun..." But all she got in response was silence and an empty classroom.

(End of memory)

The atmosphere in the restaurant became increasingly heavy. Keiko Kuraji continued to recount the past with a trembling voice: "Afterwards, this graduation work was well received. The five of us except him all received attention from all sides, which seemed to deepen his inner loss."

Hattori Heiji frowned, with a hint of sympathy and confusion in his tone: "Doesn't he hate you to death?"

Ma Shanfeng shook his head and sighed: "But on the night when the film was announced, Izukuri contacted us. He said, 'I have given up being a cartoonist and work in a small design studio. If you want to remake that story, can you write my name in the corner of the credits?' We were all surprised and a little guilty at the time."

Keiko Kurachi lowered her head, her voice choking with sobs: "Izuri once said that it was his dream to have his comics adapted into a movie. He always hoped that his name would appear on the big screen."

Ayanokouji Fumimaro's eyes sharpened, and he pressed on, "So, did you add his name to the cast list?"

Ma Shanfeng gave a wry smile and explained, "We were planning to add it. But something went wrong. Due to some technical oversights, our list could not be modified after it was submitted to the production team."

Agata Riki took over the conversation, his voice filled with regret: "After he found out his name wasn't listed in the cast and crew list at the premiere, he was so disappointed that...he committed suicide."

The room fell into a dead silence, and everyone was grieving for Chuli's tragedy. Ma Shanfeng added: "We originally planned to cancel the film screening, but we couldn't do that because of the sponsors. We all felt helpless and painful at the time."

Ayanokouji Fumimaro nodded, "I see."