I'm really just an ordinary person

Let me introduce myself, my name is Hara Chiyo, my surname is Hara, and my first name is Chiyo. Although it sounds like an authentic Japanese name, I am actually a Chinese with the utmost integrity.

My father's surname is Hara, and my mother's surname is Chiyo, so it's called Hara Chiyo.

Because my mother's surname is so rare that it is almost extinct, she was regarded as Japanese more than once. Therefore, when the company planned to set up a branch in Japan, the immediate boss did not hesitate to appoint her as the person in charge. In this way, my father and I also followed her to live in Japan.

I am 14 years old. I am in the second grade of junior high school. I study in Teiguang Middle School. Compared with my classmates with colorful hair, my hair color is ordinary black, and so are my eyes.

Ordinary hair, ordinary eye color, ordinary appearance, and ordinary height. Generally speaking, I am an ordinary middle school student who couldn't be more ordinary.

Compared with my low-key hair color, the hair color of my two tablemates is much more conspicuous, one is indigo, and the other is pink full of girlish heart.

The indigo tablemate is a boy named Aomine Daiki. When I saw him for the first time, I thought he was African, because he looks so dark. It is said that he often catches small children in summer. Lobsters are sun-dried like this.

The one with pink hair is a cute girl with big breasts. I was lucky enough to bury them in them. They are soft, fragrant and super comfortable. They are not at all different from my washboard body.

Her name is Momoi Wuyue, and she is Aomine Daiki's childhood sweetheart. Everyone in our class thinks they are a couple, but only the ordinary me can see through the truth. Momoi Wuyue is not Aomine Daiki's girlfriend, but Aomine Daiki's other mother.

"Ada, where's your English homework?" The pink-haired girl pinched her waist and looked fiercely at the boy who was sleeping on the table.

"You are so annoying, May." Qingfeng Dahui straightened up and yawned, "Let me copy my homework."

"Didn't I tell you to write well? If this continues, be careful that you won't be able to participate in the competition!" Momoi Wuyue threatened.

Ah, I forgot to mention that Aomine Daiki is the starter of the basketball club. According to the school's regulations, if the grades fail, he will not be able to participate in the competition.

"?!" Qingfeng Dahui, who suddenly remembered this, raised his hand tremblingly, "Mayue..."

"Don't expect me to help you!" Momoi Wuyue pinched her waist with both hands, "Every time, every time, what will you do when you go to high school like this?"

"May, you look like an old lady!"

"Since you regard me as your mother, you should be obedient!"

"Hey!"

Look, the relationship between the two of them is a worried mother and a worried son, and there is no romantic atmosphere in the comics at all.

"Hey, Chiyo, lend me a copy of your homework." Aomine Daiki suddenly turned around and said to me.

"Chiyo-chan, don't lend it to him! Let him do it himself, or he will never have a long memory!"

I was in a dilemma with my homework.

At this moment, the slightly bald homeroom teacher came in with a smile, and everyone sat down obediently.

The homeroom teacher propped his hands on the podium, looked at us with a smile, and then his eyes stopped on me.

"The results of this test are out. Our class, Hara Chiyo, won No.1 with a perfect score!"

"Huh?!" Everyone's eyes widened in disbelief.

"Isn't it?"

"how is this possible?"

"Isn't Akashi the first one this time?"

……

For a while, there was chaos in the class.

If it was normal, the head teacher would have put on a straight face and asked them to be quiet, but now he is in a particularly good mood, so he just smiled and signaled the students to be quiet.

Then I explained to everyone that although I got the first place, I was not the only one. Akashi next door also got full marks like me, so we are tied for the first place.

But this has nothing to do with me, after all, I am just an ordinary person with slightly better grades than others.