They say that people get nervous when they're close to home. When Sogo Doma saw the Doma Residence, he actually felt a little afraid. What if he got home and found that his good-for-nothing Imouto and that Kasumigaoka Utaha had already corrupted each other?
Even if they hadn't corrupted each other, what if one of them had picked up the other's bad habits?
If one of them picked up the lazy-fish side, wouldn't he have two lazy fish around him? They said birds of a feather flock together, so didn't that mean he, Sogo Doma, was a lazy fish too?
No, that wasn't right. He quickly shook his head. How could he possibly be a lazy fish?
Being lazy was one thing, but what if that Utaha girl corrupted Umaru? What would he do then? With a naughty Umaru, would he surrender, surrender, or surrender...?
With such a joyful—cough, worried—heart, Sogo Doma opened the front door. He even forgot to say, "I'm home," and tiptoed inside.
He gently slid open the living room door, and the scene before him brought a slight smile to Sogo Doma's face.
"Phew..." He let out a sigh of relief.
The air conditioner blew a gentle breeze through the living room. His good-for-nothing Imouto was still curled up like a dumpling, lying on Utaha's stomach with her eyes half-closed and snoring softly.
Kasumigaoka Utaha had her eyes closed too. She was gently holding Umaru, and she was snoring softly as well.
Both of them looked utterly relaxed.
"You two really don't have a care in the world. At least you remembered to turn off the TV after you got tired of playing..." Looking at the sleeping beauties, one big and one small, Sogo Doma chuckled and shook his head. He muttered to himself, but had