Human vision took priority over hearing. No matter how much one heard, it could never compare to seeing it with one's own eyes—Sogo Doma understood this deeply, and he also knew how to use visual deception to mislead others. After finishing his one-sided speech to Ako Tamaki, he promptly had Mashiro make an appearance:
"Besides, my daughter Mashiro doesn't know you either, little girl..."
"Rei, who are they?" Even though she looked different due to the disguise, Mashiro's tone remained as cool and flat as always. Fortunately, Sogo Doma understood that she was genuinely trying her best. The proof was that, as she spoke, Mashiro clenched her fist to show her resolve.
Hearing that familiar voice, then looking at Mashiro, who bore no resemblance whatsoever to Mashiro Shiina, Ako Tamaki: "..."
Were Mashiro and Utaha's voices really that common? Why did every random person who appeared sound just like them!? Wait, this girl was also called Mashiro? Could a name determine someone's voice?
No, it wasn't just the voice—even her eyes looked so similar. Did everyone named Mashiro look a little vacant?
"Them? This handsome young man came to hit on Mom, and this one is the handsome young man's younger sister, Mashiro. Mom's charm is incredible, isn't it? Even at my age, there are still young men hitting on me..." While Ako Tamaki was left speechless, "Tanaka Rei" deliberately bragged in order to keep Mashiro's manner of speaking from giving them away.
"M-Mrs. Tanaka, I really wasn't trying to hit on you..." Taihei Doma glanced at Ako Tamaki, whose face was filled with "So that's what this was," and said with a headache. How had he let this female classmate talk him into it and ended up provoking this fierce married woman again?
"Huh? If you weren't hitting on