I Didn't Want This Kind Of High Teen Possession (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 112

“Why did Juno, who was an unawakened in her previous life, somehow awaken as an A-rank in this one? She said she had no interest in college at all, so why did she join a dungeon team that offered extra points? Why does Juno’s face feel not just unfamiliar but strangely eerie to me?” Everything was shrouded in questions. “To me, you felt exactly like a complete stranger.”

They said she was a predator, and now even her senses seemed to have turned beast-like. She pressed a hand to her throbbing forehead.

“Up until then, I had been putting off reuniting with her out of guilt for seeing the Juno I thought was dead again, but after seeing her face in that article about the knight, doubts kept creeping in. That’s why I decided I had to meet Juno.”

And so he met her and spent time together. For months, he kept coming and going from Connecticut, testing her.

They went hiking together, made ice cream, and watched performances.

It truly felt like they had returned to the past—like a dream. If it was a dream, he wished it would never end.

Juno Huntington was alive, and Timothy hadn’t become a wreck. That alone was sweeter than any ice cream.

Yet why did his childhood friend feel so much like a stranger?

Why did this uneasy, repulsive feeling rise every time he looked at her?

A beast-like instinct kept tugging at Alan’s ankles. He wanted to settle into the dream, but the strange, suspicious sensation kept sharpening his senses.

“But after reading your memories, I think I understand. You were an ‘error.’”

When they were trapped in the Capulet mansion’s trap, a red system window had said so.

That she was an error in this world.

And that as compensation for the error, she had been granted various skills and titles.

Alan mulled over the memories he had unfolded like a book once more. Reading her memories had started to make several things clear.

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