Because Haruno would not step aside.
But that also meant Haruno was still under pressure. Though she could relax through travel, she occasionally still needed someone to talk to about what was on her mind.
There were not many people who could listen to her, because very few met her requirements.
But during this trip, she had found one.
In her words—
"Although I have plenty of complaints and worries, your big sister has held on for nineteen years. Holding out for another year or so won't be a problem."
"But."
"If Hachiman plans to study medicine in the future, then I suggest you study psychology."
"Of course, don't worry, Hachiman. I'd only seek psychological counseling occasionally. And I'll pay you."
What a troublesome person.
Still, he should borrow some books related to psychology and take a look.
After all, Kushida needed to be dealt with as well.
Besides, helping Haruno Yukino came with compensation.
According to Haruno, even if he chose to become a househusband in the future, he could still help her out by going to see her whenever she needed him. She might have things she wanted to say, and worries she wanted to share.
Of course, she did not need him to offer his opinions. What she wanted was for him to listen.
And it would not happen often.
So it would not be like reporting to work every day. Hachiman felt he could take the money.
Besides.
Haruno Yukino had already been confirmed as the heir to the Yukinoshita family.
So if he and whoever he married eventually chose to settle down in Chiba, there was nothing wrong with maintaining good relations with influential local people.
Besides.
According to Haruno, her family's construction company had always employed Hayama's father as its full-time lawyer.
And how