You Like Me, Not My Daughter?! Volume 5 [Parts 1 to 3] by Kota Nozomi

Author:Kota Nozomi
Language: eng
Format: epub

Since it was our special first day living together, I had considered preparing a complicated meal, but after buying things we’d needed along with our groceries, it had gotten pretty late. Because of that, our dinner was a simple meal of prepared side dishes from the grocery store.

Later on, when Takkun was taking a bath, I called Miu. I wanted to check in on her, and I also had some news to report of my own.

“No way! So you’re going to live with Taku?!” Miu yelled in shock after I explained the situation to her. I’d had a baseless hunch that she might’ve been in cahoots with Yumemi and had known about the plan, but it seemed that she had also been in the dark. “Huh, I see... That’s so funny. I’d expect no less from Miss Yumemi. She operates on a completely different level.” Miu started to sound less shocked and more impressed. “Taku’s pretty incredible too. I was worried about you two myself, you know? You finally started dating, and then you were suddenly going long distance. I’d thought it would be really difficult and I’d have to come up with ways to step up as your daughter and be a bridge that’d keep you two connected, but...” Miu chuckled. “I guess that was unnecessary!” Miu sounded like she was genuinely having fun with my situation. “You’re so lucky. Living with your boyfriend sounds so fun.”

“Don’t be ridiculous...”

“What? Aren’t you happy about this?”

“I-It’s not that I’m not happy, it’s just... It’s so sudden that I couldn’t mentally prepare for it.”

“You’re always such a handful, you know that, mom? You should just be excited that you get to experience newlywed life early.”

“N-Newlywed?!” Jeez, Miu and Takkun keep bringing the conversation into that direction! “It’s too early to think about that. We’ve only just started dating.”

“I mean, if this were a college-aged couple living together, sure I’d say it’s too soon, but...do you know how old you are, mom?”

“Urgh.”

“You’re thirty-[REDACTED], right?”

“U-Urgh...”

“You’re going to be thirty-[REDACTED] next year.” All I could do was keep groaning in response. “It’s not too early. In fact, you’re at an age where it would be fine if you just got married tomorrow.”

“Enough! It’s fine! Leave me alone!” I aggressively put an end to that conversation topic, even though my daughter was being extremely realistic. It was pathetic of me. I collected myself and asked, “How are you doing? Did you go to school? Did you have dinner already?”

“I went to school and I ate a proper dinner. You worry too much.”

“I can’t help it. I’m worried about you.”

“I’m fine! Grandma’s here,” Miu said, sounding exasperated. While I was on assignment in Tokyo, Miu’s grandmother—my mother—was watching her. Currently, she was living with Miu in our house. “Is mom near by you, by any chance?”

“You’re in the clear, I’m in my room right now. Grandma’s downstairs watching a K-Drama.”

“I see, that’s good, “ I said, letting out a sigh of relief. “In case I needed to make it clear, the fact that I’m living with Takkun has to be a secret.

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