"Let's go. We should head back first," Shin said.
When they returned home, it was still early, but Akemi was already preparing dinner.
"Ayumi came too?" Akemi smiled slightly as she looked at Ayumi.
"Yes, Akemi, I'll be staying here tonight. Sorry for the trouble," Ayumi said politely to Akemi.
"You're welcome," Akemi said after a brief pause. She had a good impression of Ayumi's words.
Ayumi could be considered Ai's friend. Since she was her little sister's friend, Akemi naturally couldn't dislike her.
Akemi knew that Ai had very few friends. Back when she had been in the Organization, how could she have made any friends?
"Ayumi, tell me what you'd like to eat. I'll make it for you," Akemi said to Ayumi.
"Anything is fine. I'm not picky," Ayumi said happily.
When they entered the living room and saw Judy, Shin paused before asking, "Why haven't you left yet?"
Judy raised her head and asked somewhat unhappily, "Do you dislike having me around that much?"
"No, I was just surprised," Shin said. Of course, it wasn't that he disliked Judy.
Shin had previously told Judy that she could stay here, but she had insisted on leaving at the time. Yet she had not left today, so Shin was naturally surprised.
"Vermouth was actually the one teaching you."
Shin looked strangely at Vermouth and Judy. It was only natural for him to find it strange; Vermouth and Judy were enemies.
Vermouth helping her own enemy was truly something else. Even Ai could not help glancing at Vermouth.
"Is there a problem?" Vermouth asked with a shrug.
"No, absolutely no problem," Shin said, shaking his head. Forget it, he could not be bothered to interfere. This was Vermouth's choice.
Perhaps Vermouth had some plan of her own. Still, Judy really