Living Together

Koga Go's tone sounded bitter, but in truth, he was having a hard time as well.

As a member of a long-lived race, if you stayed in one place for too long, you would inevitably attract other people's attention, even if you had no friends and never made acquaintances.

As time passed, everyone else would grow old while you remained unchanged. How could that not arouse suspicion?

In ancient times, you would have been considered a man-eating monster and feared by everyone.

In modern times, even if others accepted you, you would still have to face the challenges of modern society and hide from place to place.

Yuko took a sip of tea and stroked Yoruichi, who was sticking out her little tongue to drink from the coffee table. "It's not a big deal. I used to sleep under bridges all the time. Forget friends—I didn't even have a dog."

Yoruichi's fur stood on end. "Could you not touch me while saying that?"

Yuko let go and said speechlessly, "I was talking about a dog, not you. Why are you making such a fuss?"

Yoruichi rolled her eyes at her and said nothing.

Yoshino continued, "Besides, you have Miss Rangiku now."

As soon as she said that, Yuko subconsciously glanced at her.

Yoruichi raised her head and asked, "Miss Yoshino, what are you planning to do next?"

Yoshino froze at that and instinctively looked at Yuko.

The two stared wide-eyed at each other. Yoshino's face flushed slightly, and she instinctively looked away.

Yuko was stunned. What was that supposed to mean?

Yoruichi's expression became somewhat strange.

"As for me..."

Yoshino sounded hesitant, and she looked at Yuko with an evasive gaze.

Yuko opened her mouth, about to say something, when the room door suddenly opened.

"Well, well, sorry for the