Shoko Ieiri still found time to visit the Fushiguro Family, but as expected, her treatment had no effect.
For the sake of Tsumiki's physical and mental well-being, they ultimately had no choice but to place her in a high-end hospital for care. After all, as a boy, Megumi Fushiguro could hardly help his sister bathe and handle her other daily needs.
Satoru Gojo regretted it, but as the Busy Man of Jujutsu Society, he once again had to throw himself into a mountain of missions. In his words, as the strongest, he had to "set an example."
He had already discussed it with Suguru Geto: once this quarter ended, Geto would step in to "clean out" some of the unqualified parasites.
With Satoru Gojo as the benchmark, Suguru Geto would have all the more justification to act.
-Even Satoru Gojo, a head of one of the Three Great Families, The Strongest in Jujutsu Society, and a part-time teacher at Jujutsu High, completed so many missions. How could the rest of you have the nerve to be so useless?
-With positions that high, how could you possibly justify slacking off? Even the donkeys on a farming collective wouldn't dare take that much time off!
Besides, Gojo had taken on so many missions at once so that he could later head out to "do missions" with a perfectly reasonable excuse, keeping his schedule separate from Geto's to avoid being forced to save anyone.
As for how they could avoid running into each other so perfectly...
Naturally, the cunning Suguru Geto had found ways to avoid Gojo's schedule, with a mole among the higher-ups tipping him off.
That explanation was perfectly reasonable. Suspicion would get anyone nowhere anyway, since Gojo had always been conspicuous, and his schedule was hardly difficult to find out.