Chapter 91: We Scored A Point

We Scored A Point is the ninety-first Chapter of Boku no Kokoro no Yabai Yatsu.

## Summary

It is the last day of Class 2-3 for the year, and Maeda is addressing his students, telling them they may not be together for much longer. Chi leans over her desk to talk to Serina, bringing up how she heard that the teachers tend to break up friend groups to cause less trouble. She begins to explain a plan to Serina, but Maeda finishes his speech saying he is proud to have taught this class before dismissing them. The four girls in Yamada's friend circle then begin starting a ruckus, with Chi grabbing Moe and Serina's cheeks and them all yelling at each other. Maeda approaches the group, concerned, while Chi declares that they never got along in the first place, which actually hurts Yamada's feelings. Chi, realizing this has gone too far, makes one last comment about not wanting to be in the same class as the other three girls,which a stone-faced Maeda replies affirmatively towards. The other girls scold Chi, while Ichikawa, observing the chaos, considers the world to be rather small. The other boys come up to Ichikawa and ask for his LINE, surprising him, while Yamada looks on pleased with him. Later, after everyone has left, Ichikawa looks at the "small world" of the classroom and gets a text from Yamada asking if he is still at school, and he leaves to join her at the basketball court.

Inside, Ichikawa finds Yamada shooting baskets. He reminds her that she isn't supposed to be playing, and she gives him a teasing smile asking him not to tell while passing him the ball. She uses the excuse that she just wanted to stick around the school, and asks if he was the same, but he denies it. She challenges him to a game of 1-on-1, with the loser having to do whatever the winner says. Before he can react, she darts past him, grabbing the ball from his hands, and attempts a shot, but misses. He declares it no fair, and takes off his jacket as she laughs. She makes another shot, again missing, with him accusing her of being a lousy shot, to which she replies that she plays defense. They continue their game, with him attempting to block her with his arm and accidentally hitting her in her chest, to which he apologizes for, but quickly recovers. He lines up a shot, but tells himself that if he makes it, he'll confess to her. The shot hits the rim and spins around the edge, with him thinking it's no good, but Yamada herself then jumps up and pokes at the ball, pushing it in. She celebrates and the two bicker about who made the point. She gloats with her self-proclaimed victory, reminding him of the stipulation, and after some back-and-forth, asks if it's okay if she refers to him as "Kyou." He reacts with shock, but before he can answer, Maeda appears in the doorway, telling them to go home. He bolts off, leaving her with no answer.

A bonus page is Yamada asking him why he ran home on her phone, with him replying he's copying Chi's strategy of pretending to be unfamiliar with her. She asks if he wants to be in the same class as her, and he only groans in response.

Another bonus is Yamada at home in her loungewear, napping, brushing her teeth, and making her parents (and Wantarou) concerned as she makes strange noises on the couch.

Yet another bonus is Ichikawa imagining Yamada saying his name in various different scenarios and states of dress. His head is labeled "delusions" in regards to these thoughts.

Two works-in-progress images are of Yamada in color in a pink top and in her bear hoodie.

A final image is of Yamada reading a book on her couch, yawning and pulling off her glasses. Wantarou is at the foot of the couch, napping, and she has a drink and her phone on a small table.

## Trivia

The book that Yamada is reading is titled "The Blood of the Ubume."