Tomoko Suzuki clearly noticed the unhappiness on her daughter's face and asked Sonoko, "Could it be that you're unwilling?"
"Ahaha, no, of course not. I'm not unwilling at all." Sonoko hurriedly shook her head, indicating that she was not the least bit reluctant.
"Don't worry, I won't interfere with your affairs." Tomoko saw through Sonoko's thoughts at a glance.
After all, she was her daughter. How could Tomoko possibly fail to see it?
Even though Tomoko said that, Sonoko still did not look happy. With adults around like this, Sonoko felt that she simply could not enjoy herself.
"Besides, Shin hasn't agreed yet." Tomoko turned her gaze toward Shin. She did indeed want to live here, but Shin had not agreed yet.
"I don't mind." Shin spread his hands. Of course he did not mind. As for whether Yukiko and the others would object, they had not shown it yet.
Perhaps they did object inwardly but felt too embarrassed to say so.
At the very least, they had no way of saying it in front of Tomoko for now. Judging by Yukiko and the others' expressions, they seemed somewhat displeased.
"By the way, I have something to take care of, so I need to go out for a while. If Tomoko wants to move in, she can do so these next few days." Shin stood up as he spoke.
Mainly because Shin felt uncomfortable under those stares. Those gazes came from the women, and he could not stay here any longer.
"There's no need to wait a few days. I've actually already moved my luggage over," Tomoko said with a faint smile.
Ayako, who sat beside Tomoko, was stunned. Her mother had even moved the luggage over already? She had prepared far too thoroughly.
"Alright, then have Akemi prepare a