After Coincidentally Saving the New Transfer Student’s Little Sister, We Gradually Grew Closer

"- Hey, hey, hey, where are you?

On the way home, Emma, in her arms, looked up at me in a strange way.

I guess the reason this kid's acting strange is because there's no Shall now who's supposed to be with him.

When Emma and Claire had a fight over the hug, we tried to hug Emma home because we were already leaving.

At that time, for some reason, Charles went somewhere because he remembered an errand.

I thought you might be late, so you should eat your dinner first, but I don't know where the hell you've been.

At that time, I just thought, "Sounds like this couple of interactions," and I didn't ask because I didn't like it when people thought I was a man who would listen to me in too much detail and bind me.

............... By the way, when I held Emma, Claire started crying and wasting her time.

He didn't listen to me at all when I told him I had no choice but to go home, so he made a promise to give him a hug tomorrow and he stopped crying.

Tomorrow, this time I don't feel like Emma is going to cry and rumble, but unfortunately I can't think of a good hand at the moment.

I feel like you should stop picking me up now, but then you're gonna break your promise to Claire. That hurts my chest.

Really, I was in trouble in an octagonal situation.

'Looks like Charles has something to do. More than that, what does Emma want to eat?

"Mm-hmm?"

When she visits what she wants to eat, Emma starts thinking cutely tilting her little neck.

For now, she was cute, so I stroked her head, and Emma rubbed her cheeks against my chest laughing 'eheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheheh'.

Apparently, he stopped thinking about what he wanted to eat.

I want to make you like it like this because it's so cute, but if you don't tell me what you want to eat, I'll get to the house.

Then I'll have to go out to eat again, so I just want you to make up your mind now so it won't be a hassle again.

By the way, I don't have the option of cooking.

I can cook once and for all, but I'm afraid to behave like someone else because I haven't cooked properly here lately.

Not to mention I have to be especially concerned about what I eat for young kids like Emma.

Emma seems to stop thinking when she's stroking her head, so I let go of my hand from her head so Emma can think about it.

Then...

"Mmmm...!

- Emma, who swelled her cheeks, looked up at me dissatisfied.

On the contrary, he pulls a gooey right hand that he was stroking his head until just now.

Apparently, he said to stroke more.

"All right, all right."

'Huh...'

When I caressed her head gently as she had requested, Emma narrowed her eyes to make her feel good.

Kind of like you're stroking a cat, keep stroking it politely as you think.

- Speaking of which, this kid's been wearing cat-eared kachusha for a while, hasn't he?

I still look happy to wear it when I get home, but where did you get it when it sounds like Charles doesn't have any idea?

Emma couldn't have gone out without Shall then, so maybe it's your mother's gift.

If so, it is also convincing that I wear it happily every day.

For a young child, a gift from a parent should be very important.

... Well, maybe this is just a hopeful delusion of mine with no experience.

"Emma, what do you want to do for dinner?

I throw the original question again as I stroke for now because if I stop stroking it, it pisses me off.

'Wha... whatever'

Out, the most troubling answer......!

As Aki used to say, it seems the hardest thing to be able to answer anything when you hear what you want to eat.

You think it's hard because in the end you'll have to worry about dedication, and you'll have to consider whether they like it or not.

On top of that, they often complain when they actually make it, and in that case, they want to make something they don't like the next day?

... Well, it's all about Dr. Miyu.

I sometimes say anything, too, but I never complain about what's been put out.

Besides, all Aki's dishes are so delicious that they don't complain.

Conversely, Dr. Meiyu has quite a bit of a mood, and she often whines that even whatever she likes isn't in the mood to eat today.

Then Aki smiled when she heard the words, and the next day the spicy dish would come out.

Naturally, the smile at this time is a smile that hides my anger, but I'm scared when I'm cute, but I coexist and it's usually amazing.

... Aki, I hope you're about to get back on your feet...

I was really anxious because I didn't know what was going on.

Normally, a good, kind child like Aki would live with little difficulty in life.

And yet I got in her way.

Though I was teaching you to study, I'm sorry I imitated you to avenge such gratitude for taking care of me by having me cook dinner every day.

I hope you feel better soon......

'Come on, what's going on...?

'Ugh, it's nothing. Is there anything you really want to eat more than that?

"What's so good about you?"

What a delightful child you are to say.

I feel like this is the first time they've said anything you want to eat with me.

Well, there's absolutely nothing really good about anything, but I was glad to know that you still miss it.

- But the problem of what to eat hasn't been solved.

What is it that Emma's going to eat?

Charles is also so good at cooking that he can't beat Aki, so basic Emma doesn't hate eating, does she?

Plus, I'd be shallying you to take anything you don't like off the dedication.

You don't know what Emma hates when that happens.

It is also possible that I would not like it if I ate it at the store even if I was eating it normally.

... Speaking of which, didn't Emma want anything bitter?

I think Charles said that before.

So when you feed them bitter vegetables, they cut and shredded them so they wouldn't be noticed, and they put them in stews and creased them with other ingredients to eat.

But the information is not very useful in this setting.

Because somehow many kids can't have bitter things, and there are few cases where they go out of their way to go to the store for bitter things.

I don't get an answer even if I'm worried, so can I just go to where the store is and then decide?

When I saw the store, I thought Emma might come out with something to eat, and I decided to go along the road where the store was gathered.

'- Huh... Come on, what's that?

When you arrive at your destination, you find something that bothers you, point to the store where Emma is.

I turned my gaze to you and there was a lot of figurines on display that mimicked the dust with noodles and juice.

A ramen shop that many Japanese love.

'That's ramen. Have you ever eaten?

"Ramen...?

I thought maybe because I pointed to the Ramen figurine and asked, but Emma doesn't seem to know Ramen.

Sure, there must have been ramen in England too, but I'm probably not very familiar with Englishmen who don't like to make noises and eat during meals.

Or have you ever eaten because you two seem to be growing up young ladies?

... Truth is, why do two people like you who lived on the top floor of a high-rise apartment live in the same apartment as me?

You're usually crazy to think about...

But if you ask Emma about that, she can't possibly understand it, and she won't know Shull because her mother decided to do so arbitrarily.

It's more useless to just ask or think about it than you know you won't get an answer back if you ask.

More than that, I need to tell Emma about the ramen now.

... but how can I tell you?

It's going to take a lot of time explaining noodles and stuff from scratch...

- Yeah, that's more evidence than a theory.

"Emma, do you want some ramen?

'Huh...? Yeah!'

Oh, you nodded because I don't really know this kid Ramen right now...

It's good because I'm young now, but I think I need to be careful if I'm going to respond to you when you get a little older.

Well, that doesn't make sense until you can understand why you can't do it if you reply to me, and I guess it's time to pay attention.

At least you shouldn't feel sad when it comes to eating good food from now on.

- I went into the ramen shop with Emma thinking about her future.