On the Way Home I Got a Bride and Twin Daughters, Who Were Dragons

"Uh, so you're going? Kind regards, Jaja and Nana"

"Oh, leave it to me. No."

"Call us if anything happens, okay? Aoi, I'm gonna make sure you don't leave."

"Koji, grow up. If I mess with anything, I'm gonna tick your father off."

"Yikes!

"I'm watching you."

Drop off three girls at the front door.

"Ho, are you sure? I knew it was me..."

"Look, it's your shopping, so you don't have to go. The little ones are fine, so come rest your wings once in a while."

Wasn't that a metaphorical expression to tell Aoi you actually have wings?

Well, fine. I know you're worried, but you need to breathe.

"Ok...... I'll get you a souvenir, won't I?

"I don't care, you go"

"I'm coming."

I'm coming.

"See you later!

Aoi with a worried face, Mikuma and Sabu dive through the front door and through the gate.

Follow me. I'll go outside, too, and when I get out on the road, I'll drop that off.

I looked back again and again, and eventually I couldn't see that.

"I'm worried about you."

"You can't help it. It's the first time I've left Jaja and Nana."

Shohei answers my words.

I decided to make a holiday in Aoi on the day that May would be over.

Because he decided he needed a day off to take care of the twins and do his chores every day.

Nominal replenishment of his clothes and daily groceries.

I don't have much clothes for him in the first place.

I've only had enough of them to root teens for a week, including my pajamas, and I was giving them my bigger shirts and trainers, but that's too harsh for a girl.

Whatever. I don't have taste.

I want you to see the color of the personal clothes that I have with me, unified in black and guess what.

So I made a plan to buy whatever clothes I wanted with Aoi's taste.

I haven't been able to afford it at home, so I've been working hard to save money since last month to get people to buy clothes of their choice.

Add my money and Aoi pennies and you'll be able to buy about 2.3 of those clothes.

But just because I gave you the day off doesn't mean I'm going to accompany Aoi.

I have to take care of the little ones.

I don't have enough skills to go along with shopping for girls in the first place.

And no guts.

That is hell in the world.

I want to send an honest message of respect to a handsome boy who can get to the girl's shopping every time.

It's not good for me.

So here I bowed my head to Mikuma and Saab in an attempt to get the help of the same girl.

Don't tell me the lunch bill for the two of you who took it on pleasantly is also from my dime.

Thanks to you, I have until next month to say no.

Well, I don't really want anything, and it's good.

But reliance on pennies is truly, pitifully.

In fact, given the problem, my father's earnings and the loan for this house, our tuition and living expenses, my house is actually a cutlet.

Though I'm getting by with Shohei's brilliant interactions, I have to think about part-time too.

I work for Jaja and Nana!

Well, the twins celebrated their first day without their moms, but lately they started feeding powdered milk and less breastfeeding, except for breastfeeding at night.

I'm just trying to make a few references to the process of human infant growth.

The truth is, I've been trying to get an opinion from Alba Germain's guy, but he hasn't shown up lately.

The day after I got back from the ranch, there was a masterful letter in our post, written like this.

'Dragon's daughter on her way here, apparently lost. I will be away for about a month because the directions will pick me up. The twins are doing well themselves. Maybe it's time to try giving them powdered milk. I don't know how the human part works, so be careful. "

... these parts of him are disciplined by yakuza.

I don't know, the feeling of giving me the information I need the most when I'm about to get stuck with a pressing "chisel".

It doesn't tell me anything about the habit, anything that I'm a little concerned about, or anything that seems like I could normally live without knowing it.

That's annoying, too.

"Brother, we're already going out, are you sure you're okay alone?

"No."

When he returned to the front door after dropping him off, Shohei and Koji carried the bag they had left on the front door.

"You're going to the library after your homework, right? You'll be fine. Come on. She'll come and see you later, too."

"Yeah. Thanks. 'Cause you're in the fridge for lunch, right?

"Ooh, thank you."

"Yua, uh-ru"

That's what I say and I leave the front door again.

"I'm coming!

"Nah!

"Go away"

I waved to the elementary school group who jumped out well and closed the door.

By the way, my dad can't take it off. It would be about the time he left early in the morning for entertainment or something and waved the driver by now. No, maybe take on the buck and say, 'Far!' I may be screaming.

That's tough. Come on, super hard.

Well, Jaja and Nana got to sleep after breakfast.

Looks like the washing machine ended up with the alarm I just rang, and the weather is excellent.

Do you want to finish up and spend your lunch gracefully?

Singing a little nose song, I walk down the hall.