At that moment, Akasaka still had no idea that Kaguya Shinomiya had transferred 99.99 million to him. He was holding the bank card now, placing it on the table and sliding it toward Argo's father as he spoke.
"This is a token of my sincerity, so please don't refuse it. Since I'm marrying your daughter, I can't possibly treat her poorly. And I can see that your family is having a hard time right now. No matter what, I can't let my wife worry too much about her parents' home."
Akasaka smiled knowingly.
Argo's father was deeply moved, to the point that tears nearly welled up in his eyes. He reached deeply into the bank card with his hand. "Since you've put it that way, I can't refuse your kindness."
As the head of the household, Argo's father was under immense pressure. After all, he had seven children to raise, and there was another one in his wife's belly.
Who understood a man's exhaustion?
Since his own son-in-law had given him an out, there was no need for him to stubbornly keep up appearances. There was no need—they really were struggling.
Argo's mother clasped her hands together and said with a smile, "In that case, stay for dinner tonight."
Argo's mother casually picked up the bank card and tucked it into her pocket, planning to use the money on it to buy groceries.
After all, she only had 150 yen left. That could barely buy anything—probably only three or four eggs.
But there were more than a dozen mouths to feed here. That was obviously nowhere near enough.
Argo's father gave a deliberate cough. "Well, if we're eating, we should eat something good."
Then he leaned close to his wife's ear and whispered, "Don't buy those nearly expired discount foods