[Soul of Chess] Shugui

Shindo never expected that he could get his parents' consent so easily.

He just mentioned at the dinner table that he wanted to find a small partner to share the rent, and this small partner happened to be a Taya chess player who is now in the limelight. His father wanted to raise his hands and feet to show that he was very, very good. Very agreeable attitude.Although the mother looked embarrassed and worried, she didn't object much, she was really magnanimous and understanding to the extreme.

If the Shinto couple knew that it was their own actions that caused their child to go all the way to the dark on a certain road, they wondered whether they would regret it when the incident happened, regret it, or regret it?

But obviously, even now we cannot foresee what will happen in the future.

Shinto originally thought that the ultimate bosses of the co-rental dungeon were his two elders, but after dinner and returning to his room, he realized that the biggest difficulty of this dungeon was probably the invitation of his companions.

But, since the map has been successfully downloaded and the mobs have been cleaned up, no matter how difficult the final level's clearance battle is, those who don't do it are really stupid.

As Shindo? Actionist? Hikari, Shinto embarked on a new generation of self-abuse journey with the determination to be pierced by the dungeon.

The chess clubhouse on Sunday is the final battlefield!

However, the biggest difficulty of this dungeon is how to speak?

I don't know how many times Shinto held the chess piece in his hand in a daze. Taya couldn't stand it anymore, and finally said in the game: "Shinto? Shinto?"

Unfortunately, Shindo didn't react at all.

Taya stretched out his hand helplessly, and waved it a few times in front of Shinto, but Shinto didn't even blink his eyes.

Taya just wanted to take back her hand, but someone grabbed and clenched her hand tightly.

"Shinto, let go!" Taya shouted in pain, her green eyes staring at the person in front of her who was still immersed in her own conscious world.

Shinto grabbed the thing that had been dangling in front of his eyes just now, and squeezed and kneaded vigorously.

Something is so annoying that it interferes with my thinking.But how to tell Taya, what a headache.Hey, what is this thing? It's hard and warm.

Shinto fumbled with his fingers, um, long ones, one by one, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5?Is this Taya's hand?

"Ah, I'm sorry, Taya." Letting go of Taya's hand, Shinto was about to bounce off the chair, and the temperature on his face instantly became like frying an egg.

Taya withdrew his hand seemingly calmly, clenched his fist and placed it by his side: "It's okay. What were you thinking just now?"

"No...it's nothing." Shindo waved his hand, then stopped again, "There is such a thing."

Taya wondered, "What's the matter?"

"Well, I want... I want... I want... I want to treat you to lunch!" After opening his mouth for a long time, Shindo finally said this.

What the hell? !What am I talking about! ! !

Taya frowned: "That's all?"

"Well... yes, no. Let's talk about it while eating." Shinto scratched his head, a little tangled.

Taya looked at Shinto's almost ingratiating expression, and thought for a moment: "I don't want to eat ramen."

"Ramen is so delicious! Why don't you—" Shinto was about to continue, but seeing Taya's frown tightened, he quickly changed his words, "Okay, okay, the place to eat is up to you. What you want to eat, I'll treat you to something to eat."

So, after completing the daily task with Taya - playing chess and reviewing games, Shindo successfully started the hidden task - inviting Taya to have lunch.

But the actual scene was that, looking at Taya who was sitting across from him having a meal, Shinto froze gorgeously.

How could he have forgotten that Taya always kept quiet when eating, okay?How can he continue to complete the task of 'inviting friends'?

Shinto's original plan was perfect.

After playing chess, Taya should be physically and mentally comfortable, and he took the initiative to invite him to lunch, and let you choose the dining place.

In such a relaxed environment, if I told him about finding a roommate to live with, maybe Taya would be happy and agree.

It's just that in this embarrassing situation where he can't speak, how should he speak up?

The tangled Shinto began to lick the food in his hand again, without noticing it at all, Taya watched his every move and frowned.

Taya is not an unintentional person, and he pays more attention to Shinto, so he naturally noticed Shinto's abnormal behavior today.

I lost my mind many times when playing chess before.During the replay, the most unacceptable debates are weak and cautious.Now he is still taking the initiative to invite himself to dinner, and it is not his favorite ramen.How abnormal these actions are!

It's just that his distraction and show of favor is compensation for his gaffe on the night of drunkenness, or is there something else?

If possible, Taya sincerely hoped it would be the latter.

However, what Taya didn't know was that the drunken night he was struggling with now had already been resolved for Shinto.

What Jinto cares about now is the more difficult and important co-(tong) rent (ju) dungeon.

The two absent-minded people finally ended this silent lunch.

Until the end, Shinto did not find the right time to put forward his own little idea.

The question in Taya's mind was not answered.

It was another afternoon that quietly slipped away in the game and review.

Seeing Taya who was cleaning up the chessboard, Shinto became even more anxious.Panicked, a chess piece rolled off the board.

"Ah, I'm sorry." Shinto apologized, and he simply squatted on the ground, picking up the chess pieces one by one.

Taya saw several chess pieces roll to his feet, supported the chess table with one hand, and stretched out the other hand.

In a hurry, Shinto and Taya's fingers touched many times.

Every brief contact made the two of them blush a little.

Taya and Shinto raised their heads to look at each other at the same time, just in time to see that the face of the opposite person was slightly red, and the eyes became more moist.

"Um, Taya...cough cough," Shinto realized that his throat was a little dry and he could hardly speak.

"What?" Taya swallowed.

"You, you...I..." A struggling man slipped out when he wanted to ask a question, "I want to rent a house near the Chess Academy, and I'm looking for someone to share it with, just like Yijiao and Gu. You, have you moved out of the house? plan?"

"Izuku and Tani?" Hearing the first half of the sentence, Taya guessed what Shinto was going to say.

However, does Shinto know what is the relationship between Ikaku and Tani now?Is he hoping...

"Taya?" Shinto shouted nervously, "You, it's fine if you don't want to, I don't have to—"

"Okay." Ta Ya smiled slightly, his bright eyes were drawn narrow and long when he usually played chess, and with a little blush on his face, he actually revealed a different kind of charm.

"It's so beautiful..." Shindo stared blankly, and unconsciously said what he was thinking.

Taya obviously heard Shinto's muttering to himself, he glared at Shinto, stood up and cleaned up the pieces on the board: "Hurry up and clean up the pieces on the ground."

Taya's tone was vicious, and Shinto immediately woke up from the state of demonic hindrance, picked up the pieces neatly and sat down.

Taya glanced at him: "Let's go together later."

"Okay!" Shinto grinned and replied contentedly.

Sometimes, things that were thought to be very difficult are actually very simple, depending on whether you are willing to try.

But sometimes, what doesn't fit just doesn't fit.

Even if someone urges you, threatens you, or intimidates you, you still don't want to.

Just like now, Shindo is making a bitter face, shooting dynamic light waves at the clothes in the closet~

After nearly a month of busy work, Shinto and Taya finally found a house suitable for their current financial level.

A high-rise suite with two bedrooms, one living room, one kitchen and one bathroom may be a little extravagant for the working class.

But for two 14-year-old boys who became professional chess players at the age of 17, the savings brought by three years of chess games and work are enough to bear, not to mention that this is a shared rent.

Although the process of finding a house, inspecting the house, and signing the contract is cumbersome and complicated, when he thinks that this house will soon become a place where he and Taya will live together in the future, Shinto can't wait to spend all his energy on it to create a truly warm and beautiful place. Yes, it belongs to the home of two people.

However, at the moment when he was about to move in, Shindo was still beaten, and his brain was troubled by the closet full of daily necessities.

Tomorrow, I will officially move into a new home, and Jin Teng looked at the clothes his mother had sorted out for himself, and at the untied clothes in the closet, and suddenly felt dizzy.

Staring at this pile of sundries for a long time, Shindo decided to tidy up the things related to Go first.

So the next morning, someone whose dream was disturbed rubbed his sleepy eyes and stared at Taya dumbfounded.

"Hey, Taya, is it necessary for you to come here early in the morning just to help me pack my luggage? I can do it myself." Shinto said a little unnaturally.

"'Clean up by yourself', you have been saying it half a month ago, until this weekend. Do you think I still believe it?" Taya, who was squatting in front of the closet to pick up the clothes, raised his head slightly, the corners of his eyes were slightly slanted, mocking Full skills.

Shinto was condescending, and suddenly found that the geographical location was at a disadvantage, and Toya, who was being looked down by him, had an indescribable strength.

Looking at those teasing emerald eyes, Shinto also remembered the rare aura he saw on the day he invited Taya.

In addition to playing Go, Taya has so many different faces.

"Well, wait for me, I'll come right after I wash my face." Shinto fled into the bathroom in a panic.

Taya's expression was firmly imprinted in Shinto's heart.

Did you wake up in the morning?No matter how you walk, you are staggering.

Looking at Shinto's figure, Taya sighed, took out some seasonal clothes, folded them and put them at hand.

Alas, if he still wants to move out like this, how could his family agree?

But this feeling...

Taya smiled lightly.

"Mom, I'm leaving." Shinto was carrying a big travel bag, and there was a suitcase at his feet.

As a mother, Mitsuko can’t help nagging a few more words: “Hwang, eat on time, don’t eat ramen all the time. Take your clothes home before you have time to wash them. Don’t be lazy. Also, remember to go home to pick up clothes when the seasons change. Clothes that are out of season have to be brought back..."

"I know, Mom. I will take care of myself." Shinto waved his hand impatiently, "Besides, you can rest assured that there is someone like Taya who can take care of others."

"You child, you are still troublesome. Taya-kun came to pack your luggage for you this morning, and you are not ashamed at all. You are obviously older than others!" The mother complained about her son mercilessly, and turned to Taya again. Yashi said, "Taya-kun, Hikari will take care of you. Sorry for any inconvenience."

"I will take good care of Shinto, Auntie." Toya, who was trusted by Mitsuko because of Shinto's words of 'take care', hastily made a promise.

It's just that I always feel that such a conversation seems a bit weird.

"Okay, okay, we're leaving, and we have to keep tidying up in the past! Mom, please come and please, it's getting dark." Shinto suddenly couldn't wait, "Let's go! When it's time to come back, I will Come back, goodbye!"

After finishing speaking, Shinto hurriedly pulled Taya, and left the mother who still wanted to say something.

"Really, I wasn't so long-winded before. When I saw you packing my things, I kept nagging. It's all you, why are you so anxious?!"

"I'm anxious to take you home." Taya, who was also in a state of excitement, blurted out.

The air was suddenly quiet.

Embarrassment, joy, surprise, tension... At this moment, various emotions permeated between the two.

"Well, let's go home together." Shinto uttered a sentence slowly, the volume was extremely low, but unexpectedly firm.

Taya turned his head all of a sudden, only to see Shinto's thin red cheeks, which were extremely dazzling in the almost noon sunlight.

I am not alone.

All I can think of right now is this.

The author has something to say: What a hypocritical chapter. . .A certain K can’t stand it anymore, it’s too bad to collapse ==

August 2014, 8 First revision [K]

On September 2017, 9, the second revision [K]

Pierce:

During the original revision period, there should be two chapters a day.

But I was too busy today, so I didn't have time.

Must go to sleep now.Maybe another chapter during the day.

Good night, good night, good night.