Watch Me Go to Hell
"I'm actually really worried about Mother. I really want to go back and see her. I haven't seen her in almost a year... But I can't contact her, and I can't go back to see her either. Having a daughter who's very impressive but only has an average relationship with her is what's best for her..."
"When I was little, I even said I'd buy her a big house, with servants to chop firewood and cook, because where we lived, everyone cooked with firewood. That way she wouldn't have to cough from all the smoke anymore. It wasn't until I grew up a little that I learned people in the city didn't use firewood... Isn't that funny?"
"I think it's adorable." Ash rubbed Sonia's head. "Honestly, I'm jealous that you still have a mother you can repay... Aside from you all, I don't have any family left."
The wind and snow quietly stopped. Ash opened the awning on the Rooftop and lay down on the latex chaise longue with Sword Maiden in his arms. There were no stars in the Night Sky, but for them, enemies of Multistar Supreme, perhaps a pitch-black Starry Sky was more reassuring.
"I don't want you to meet my mother either." Sonia rubbed against him like a cat in his arms, sobbing. "She's just an ordinary middle-aged woman... I'm afraid you'll look down on her... or that things will get really awkward..."
Ash thought about it seriously. "If you need me to, then when we visit Auntie in the future, I'll put down the gifts and leave the space to you two. But I don't think it'll be hard for me to interact with Auntie. When the time comes, I'll just praise her daughter nonstop, and listen to some of