Rinnegan

When he was little, Akasaka had been staying at the Nakano Quintuplets' home for quite some time.

It had been nearly over a month.

At the same time, his relationship with the five sisters had grown better and better.

They were practically inseparable.

Wherever Akasaka went, the five sisters followed behind him like little tails.

No matter how he tried, he could not shake them off.

Akasaka knew it was time for him to leave.

Those debt-collecting uncles had already been kind enough. They had given him so much time without coming to disturb him.

He did not believe those uncles had not tracked him down.

After spending so much time with them, he had figured them out. They were definitely good people; they had simply deliberately given him some freedom for a while.

Akasaka had just packed his luggage and was ready to leave.

There was not much to pack, really—just a battered sack filled with daily necessities.

Things like salt, seasonings, a shovel, rope, and other supplies useful for surviving in the wilderness.

For someone in debt, he was practically a wild Bear Grylls.

No! He might have had it even worse than wild Bear Grylls!

Akasaka silently sighed, hefted the sack on his back, and prepared to set off.

He had barely taken two steps when someone grabbed the hem of his clothes from behind.

It was Nakano Yotsuba.

Yotsuba looked up at him with her watery eyes. She did not want Akasaka to leave; she wanted him to stay forever.

Akasaka felt somewhat helpless.

It was always like this whenever he stayed at a girl's house. Every girl was reluctant to part with him and did not want him to leave.

Every time he left, he had to put in some effort.

Akasaka rubbed little Yotsuba's