Akasaka had been rebuked by Kaguya Shinomiya and had nothing to say in response.
After all, who knew that Hikari's wedding would take two whole months? It was already mid-December, and only one month remained until Aincrad officially launched.
Shiina Hiyori, however, seemed completely unconcerned. She clasped her hands together and was about to get up and leave with Akasaka.
Facing Kaguya Shinomiya, she gave a gentle wave in farewell. "Goodbye, Kaguya, little sister."
Note: In this story's setting, Kaguya Shinomiya was two years younger than Shiina Hiyori, which was why she called her little sister.
This should have been mentioned over three hundred chapters ago. I was afraid you might have forgotten, so I brought it up again.
Kaguya Shinomiya waved goodbye as well, while also reminding Akasaka, "Don't forget our agreement."
Of course, Akasaka knew what she meant—the matter in question. He nodded in response, indicating that once he had dealt with what was currently on his hands, he would help Kaguya Shinomiya fight for the family inheritance.
Seeing this, Kaguya Shinomiya sighed deeply and finally felt at ease.
Akasaka first took Shiina Hiyori to get their marriage certificate, and they put on their rings.
As for Hiyori's mother, she agreed one hundred percent. She even planned to give the entire Shinazugawa Bunko to her daughter as dowry.
That was why, ten years later, Akasaka would be working at Hiyori's company.
Akasaka had wanted to wave it off and refuse, but Shiina Yuna said that her daughter had to be married off in grand style and could not bring shame upon the Shiina Family.
In the end, Akasaka was unable to turn it down. He had intended to offer an appropriate bride price in return.
Unfortunately, they did not need it.
Whether it was wealth, strength, or even