Light Novel Chapter 62

—なんて、言わせません。 (—Nante, Iwasemasen., lit: —I Won't Let You Say That.) is the sixty-second chapter of the light novel series of The "Hentai" Prince and the Stony Cat.
==Plot==
The story returns to the beginning of the first volume, set in a brand new timeline. Youto is attending the track-and-field club, peeking through the crack of a wall to observe the girls in the swimming club. Meanwhile, the previous timeline has faded into a distant dream.
He vaguely remembers spending time with the club president, Steel King's family a long time ago, but once he entered grade school, he got quite busy with his own family — he had to visit his hospitalized older sister, and spent time with his kind parents. The Steel King and the vice president, Maimaki Mai, are quite close, having known each other since childhood. Even now, they call each other by their nicknames "Ma-chan" and "Kou-chan." Mai also mentions another friend, "A-chan," who is waiting for them at the usual place.
Youto, after rejecting an invitation from his friend Ponta, roams the town lost in thought. He visits various places, including a church, shrine, and game center, as if searching for something familiar yet out of reach. His wandering leads him to a hill with a cedar tree, a place that feels both nostalgic and alien to him.
At the hill, Youto meets a small girl wearing his school uniform. She looks like someone in a lower grade, and has a strand of hair swaying at the side of her hair, like a cat tail. As they pass by each other, they exchange silent bows. Acknowledging a lack of connection between himself and the girl, he bids her farewell.
However, Tsukiko interrupts him with a firm response: "...I won't let you." Addressing him as "senpai," she declares that she will neither forget him nor allow him to forget her.
With incredible speed, she tackles Youto to the ground, immediately launching into a tirade about Youto forgetting her despite everything they've shared. She rubs Youto's forehead against the ground, as she vents her frustration, recounting how long she waited for him to return to her after regaining memories from the previous timeline through her notes. Her love has transcended time and space.
Noting the pleasant weather, Tsukiko suggest that, "on days like these, you've gotta take a picnic outside." Extending her hand, she invites him to join her and gather everyone together. 
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