Yukinoshita's Correction Method Chapter 193

The help of the construction company's heiress was indispensable in this process.

Just as he was thinking about how to thank her, the young lady from the construction company asked him to beg her.

How could a grown man, standing seven feet tall, possibly ask a young girl for a date?

able.

because...

["I like you."]

Chapter 359 is quite rare.

Then came rewriting and replacing various documents such as driver's licenses and bank accounts, changing the surname, inheriting the position and territory of the father-in-law, and gradually getting used to the titles of Mr. Councilor and Mayor.

Brother Yan's often-quoted saying, "A man who goes out will inevitably encounter many enemies," has transformed from a cool-sounding statement into a true reflection of life.

But Yukinoshita's father wouldn't say those words like Brother Yan did.

Even if you think that way in your heart, you can't let the people around you know that you regard them as enemies.

Especially at home.

If you were to say such a thing, your wife would surely respond with a chillingly beautiful smile, saying something like, "Oh dear, so there are no enemies in the house now?"

Most importantly, he couldn't refute it.

"Of course there are no enemies at home..." I simply couldn't bring myself to say that.

His wife is undoubtedly a virtuous wife and loving mother, and his two daughters are also intelligent and kind-hearted.

But as a family member, Yukinoshita's father knew their true colors even better.

Or to put it more tactfully.

The real side.

That was a side far surpassing that of a tyrannical ruler, like a demon or a demon.

My wife is truly terrifying.

My eldest daughter has also been very frightening lately.

The second daughter, however, is a hidden terror.

The wife's strictness towards her daughters goes without saying, but before they were born, this strictness was first directed at Yukinoshita's father.

When he first inherited the Yukinoshita Family, his wife was extremely demanding.

The good news is that, thanks to this, Yukinoshita's father has been able to do his job decently and responsibly, even to this day.

The bad news is that his wife's strictness has continued to this day.

Although the circumstances differ and the reasons vary, most middle-aged men probably have moments when they are hesitant to go home.

I just happen to myself a little more often.

As the father stepped into the entryway under the Yukinoshita, a nervousness, even greater than when he was at work, welled up inside him, and he carefully opened the door.

Directly opposite the door, his wife stood on the wooden plank floor above the earthen floor to greet him, "Welcome back."

The mother, dressed in a Yukinoshita with her hair tightly tied up, bowed slowly with a smile on her face, her gentle smile just as it had been when they first met.

Perhaps it should be even more beautiful.

Yukinoshita's father immediately responded, "Ah, I'm back."

When the hand reached for his briefcase, Yukinoshita's father thanked him while slightly shaking his head to refuse.

He came from an ordinary working-class family and found the exaggerated welcome and the elegant Yamato, dignified manners bewildering.

Even today, it's hard to get used to.

But the mother did not lower her outstretched hand under the Yukinoshita, her face silently maintaining a kind smile.

Today won't work either...

Yukinoshita's father had no choice but to hand over the bag.

He didn't dislike having someone carry his bag, nor did he dislike his wife touching his things.

His wife had already taken on a lot of burdens, and he hoped that he could handle this small matter himself.

After many years of marriage and with children all grown up, it's good to cut back on unnecessary formalities and rituals, even if it's just to make things a little easier.

As always, he made the same effort, but as always, Yukinoshita's father failed.

Maybe we'll succeed tomorrow?

With this thought in mind, and watching his wife's back as she walked quietly down the corridor behind the entrance, Yukinoshita's father thought that his wife might be the same way.

Maybe he'll get used to it by tomorrow.

Yukinoshita's mother tilted her head slightly and looked back. "Haruno Yukinoshita and Yukino are back today."

"Is that so?" Yukinoshita's father nodded. "That's quite rare."

The eldest daughter moved out of the house to go to university, and the second daughter also began living on her own.

Although it's summer vacation, neither of the two daughters intends to come home.

As a father, he naturally wants his daughters to come home often, but if he says this directly to them and gets an annoyed response, he feels even more lonely.

Upon hearing his wife mention their eldest daughter, Yukinoshita's father inevitably thought of Brother Yan he had met a few months earlier.

The daughter's interest in a boy surnamed Shinonome... This was undoubtedly a bolt from the blue for the father.

If it were someone else, they would probably have a good talk with their wife and let her subtly inquire about it.

However, considering his wife's personality, if he told her the truth, she would definitely take extreme actions.

As for asking the eldest daughter directly... and receiving an annoyed reply, it would be even more shocking.

He was very intelligent, handsome, had excellent grades, and even had a habit of exercising... Yukinoshita's father was genuinely worried for a while.

Fortunately...

"It seems like Haruno Yukinoshita is busy with the shop opening," Yukinoshita's father murmured. "She must be very busy lately, yet she still remembers to come home and visit."

Busy with his own affairs, he naturally didn't have much energy to study Shinonome.

"If only she were busy herself..." As if enduring a headache, Yukinoshita's mother pressed her slender fingers to her temples, letting out a sigh that was both helpless and weary. "Even Yukino can't stay idle."

Yukinoshita's father paused for a moment, then said, "Isn't this even more remarkable?"

Under the Yukinoshita, the mother tilted her head slightly, a small question mark appearing on her forehead, her innocent demeanor and expression just as they had been back then.

Perhaps it should be even cuter.

The wife had high expectations for her eldest daughter, and therefore was always very strict with her.

The wife had no expectations for her second daughter, and therefore treated her with a different kind of harshness.

This blatant differential treatment naturally led to problems in the relationship between the two daughters.

As a father, meeting his wife's requirements is already quite difficult, and at least for now, he doesn't have the luxury of interfering with her educational policies.

There probably won't be any more.

As for mediation... receiving an annoyed response only makes things more difficult.

However, judging from his wife's words, the relationship between the two daughters seems to have improved.

Did something happen without his knowledge?

The father loosened his tie and walked into the living room just Yukinoshita.

Just as he was about to go to the bedroom, his gaze drifted towards the living room. His two daughters sat silently on the sofa, seemingly passing the time in their own way.

Haruno Yukinoshita held a cocktail glass in one hand and her phone in the other, typing something occasionally with an amused smile on her face, as if she had discovered some interesting toy.

Sitting opposite her, Yukino Yukinoshita hugged a body pillow, sometimes swiping the screen with her delicate eyebrows slightly furrowed, and sometimes typing something rapidly, a gentle smile appearing on her face.

It was already quite unusual for the second daughter to keep her phone close at home, and it was even more surprising that the eldest daughter didn't tease her for her unusual behavior.

The deeper the doubt, the clearer a certain conjecture becomes.

As the father climbed the stairs to the second floor under the Yukinoshita and entered the bedroom, this conjecture suddenly took shape.

No... no way?

"Oh, right," Yukinoshita's mother said, taking a set of loungewear from the closet, "They seem to have something to say to you."

Chapter 360 Sisters' Rivalry

Yukinoshita's father took a considerable amount of time to change into his pajamas, slowly walking down the stairs step by step, prolonging the process as naturally as possible, giving himself more time to prepare himself.

Because of his work and his wife's personality, Yukinoshita's father did not interfere much in his daughter's life.

But as a father, I have thought about these issues to some extent.

No matter how much you think about it, when this problem is presented to you, it's hard not to feel complicated.

Especially... with both daughters together.

Yukinoshita's father knew that both of his daughters were beautiful and had lovely personalities.

This is not boasting; Yukinoshita's father knew his own unreliability, but he also knew his wife's reliability.

The gentle yet strict wife has raised them with deep love, and before raising them, Yukinoshita's father had already been raised for a considerable period of time.

He was well aware of the pressure involved, and even more so of the growth that this kind of upbringing brought.

The more terrifying the two daughters were raised in this way, the more horrifying their cuteness became.

Daughters like these will naturally attract the attention of the opposite sex.

But is this attention directed at their appearance, personality, or family background?

Either way, it's worrying enough.

Haruno Yukinoshita is alright... but isn't Yukino a bit too early?

Although there are no legal issues.

No, it's a bit too early for Haruno Yukinoshita.

Speaking of which, Brother Yan got married quite early.

Wait... could it be that Shinonome?

He's very intelligent, handsome, has excellent grades, and even works out regularly... My previous worries were justified.

If he inherits Brother Yan's abilities, inheriting everything from himself in the future shouldn't be a problem.

Yukinoshita's father had wanted to meet Shinonome for a while.

Now... I absolutely don't want to see them anymore.

He didn't want to hear about this topic at all, but since his wife said their daughters had something to say, he felt awkward refusing.

Because they know they are unreliable, they want to appear more reliable.

Facing such a major life event, the daughters must have felt some anxiety.

As a father, I must support them... help them make decisions... make choices for them... let them refuse... I guess I'm still unreliable.

His mood grew increasingly gloomy, Yukinoshita, the father's footsteps became lighter and lighter, so much so that even when he turned the living room doorknob, he made no sound.

The aroma of black tea wafted through the air, calming him slightly... for a moment.

"He's already eaten with us, isn't it good that he came to see his father?" Haruno Yukinoshita, lying on the leather sofa, put a snack in her mouth. "Why are you stopping me?"

Yukino picked up her teacup and took a small sip of her black tea. "That was a chance encounter before... it's still too early to meet again."

"I thought it would take more effort, but I didn't expect him to be so proactive. Back then, your father..." Yukinoshita's mother wanted to continue, but seeing her husband standing silently by the door, she stopped speaking.

Because of their mother's sudden pause, both daughters looked over at the same time.

Haruno Yukinoshita greeted her with a smile, "Ah, welcome back~"

Yukino's voice held a hint of unease. "Welcome home..."

"Ah, I'm back." Yukinoshita's father took the black tea his wife had brewed and sat down on the sofa.

The leather, worn down over the years, perfectly supported his body, allowing his tense nerves and limbs to relax.

Listening to what his two daughters and wife said, it seemed that only an outsider was involved.