Of course, even though Yukino Yukinoshita agreed quite strongly with Sogo Doma's words, she still didn't consider him an outstanding person. No, that wasn't quite right either. Sogo Doma simply couldn't be described in terms like outstanding or not—he was the special kind...
How special? The second daughter had once maliciously speculated that Sogo Doma was probably the sort of terrible person who, when playing hide-and-seek, would go home by himself first. Everyone should hate someone like that, yet he unexpectedly proved reliable at so many times—except for that mouth of his...
He was such a decent person, so why did he have to have a mouth?
On top of that, he had ears that automatically filtered out sarcastic remarks, along with morals that practically didn't exist, making it far too difficult for her to ignore him—only then had Yukino Yukinoshita tacitly accepted many of his actions. It was definitely not because he was close to Mashiro and held the power to feed her, among other factors.
And it definitely wasn't because, in a country that hid male superiority over women deep in its bones, he possessed absolutely no male chauvinism—someone who could say that men should be able to grace the living room and work in the kitchen would probably never have anything to do with male chauvinism in his life.
But that didn't mean he was outstanding! Of course, if Sogo Doma didn't have that mouth, had slightly higher morals, and were just a little more yasashii, then Yukino Yukinoshita would admit that he surpassed many boys. Unfortunately, why did he have to have a mouth?
Sure enough, nobody was perfect...
That was what the second daughter had originally thought, until she ran into Umaru again—
It could be said that, outside, the dumpling was a perfect person