Although Heath had dreamed of something happening, he soon discovered he had been overthinking things, because Cynthia simply went back to sleep, leaving him unsure whether to laugh or cry. Still, that was normal. Some girls in this world were quite conservative, unlike in certain countries in his previous life, where people might no longer be virgins at a young age. Although Heath had indeed let his imagination run wild for a little while, he did not dwell on it. He knew Cynthia was not that sort of person anyway, so naturally, he had not expected much.
As the saying went, the greater the expectations, the greater the disappointment. But Heath had not had any expectations to begin with, so naturally, there was no disappointment either. He actually thought it was quite nice. After all, he had not really prepared himself to have Cynthia move in with him just yet. Strictly speaking, Heath was quite a conservative person.
"This market is pretty interesting." Heath went down to the market to buy groceries again, but this time, he dragged Zoroark, who had still been playing games, along with him. After all, it was not particularly suitable for him to go shopping alone right now. If Heath went down as he was, even buying what he wanted would not be easy, but with Zoroark's illusions, he could shop normally.
Heath had Zoroark give him an unremarkable face so that nobody would pay him any attention. At first, though, Zoroark had wanted to pull some flashy tricks, such as giving Heath the sort of face that made people think it would be a waste not to make a living off his looks. But after Heath had a "friendly" discussion with Zoroark about wages, Zoroark obediently gave him an ordinary face.
Although Heath had