To reiterate, Sogo Doma was exceptionally cautious, and his caution had unknowingly influenced Keiryu Doma as well... There was an old saying: the bird that stuck its head out got shot first!
Thus, even though Keiryu Doma had an inexplicable degree of confidence in his Sogo—he even felt that the four great financial conglomerates tied together might not be enough for Sogo to play with twice—he still kept a low profile... To put it in the famous words Sogo Doma had once said—this was called pretending to be a pig to eat the tiger.
Well, although Sogo Doma talked about pretending to be a pig to eat the tiger while acting so arrogantly that others twitched at the sight of him, he still had something to say: "For the Doma Family, isn't an arrogant playboy better than a diligent heir?" It made so much sense that Keiryu Doma was left speechless.
After all, he too had the notion of quietly making a fortune. It was just that Keiryu Doma always felt there was something off about Sogo hiding himself behind the guise of an arrogant playboy... When he saw Taihei quietly working himself to the bone, living on a monthly salary of only a few hundred thousand yen, then looked at Sogo, whose daily spending reached tens of millions or even over a hundred million, Keiryu Doma increasingly felt that something was wrong. Was it an illusion?
Then, when Keiryu Doma realized that his own standard of living did not even measure up to one ten-thousandth of Sogo's, that sense of injustice grew even stronger. Therefore, the decision to send Sogo Doma to Totsuki was absolutely, absolutely not revenge. Keiryu Doma simply thought Sogo had the talent to become a chef—he had sent Sogo there before the Doma Family rose