Has This Kid Turned Over a New Leaf?

"Leave it to me." Mikoto Uchiha knew what kind of food Hikaru liked to eat, and she had even specially observed and learned how to make them for that reason. Compared to Uzumaki Kujou and Kushina, whose cooking skills weren't very strong, Mikoto Uchiha was quite talented at it.

Taking the fish off the hook and tossing it into the nearby wooden bucket, Hikaru baited his hook again and cast it back into the water, setting the fishing rod in place to wait.

He was waiting for a fish to bite, and at the same time, he was waiting for Kakashi Hatake's choice.

Anyway, Hikaru wasn't in a hurry and could take his time, letting little Kakashi Hatake think things through carefully, because the choice he made now might affect his entire life. Some choices Hikaru couldn't help him with, and neither could anyone else, not even his father, Hatake Sakumo.

Mikoto Uchiha truly lived up to being someone who could become a good mother. The large grass carp was quickly prepared in her hands without a single sloppy movement. If you made Kushina do it, it would be a real struggle; although Kushina was also learning to cook, their standards were simply not on the same level.

In the original work, it seemed there were even scenes of Namikaze Minato wearing an apron to cook, but had Fugaku Uchiha ever done that?

Perhaps someone would say that was because Namikaze Minato cherished his wife and thus cooked himself, but couldn't there be other factors at play?

Most of the time, Hikaru had to admit that even if a man's culinary skills were better than a woman's, a man would usually choose to be lazy and unwilling to move. When struck by a sudden burst of interest and a whim,