Otonari no Tenshi-sama ni Itsu no Ma ni ka Dame Ningen ni Sareteita Ken (WN)

I found that when I bought a cake for a thousand years old and midday and went home, I peeked into the mailbox at the entrance.

It was confused by the usual advertising and contained one envelope that I didn't recognize.

It says "Dear Fujimiya Zhou" in polite letters, who the hell rolled this stuff casually and doubted my eyes.

On the back, the sender's name is written.

- Vertebral Asahang, and.

(... midday father, right)

I hear my mother's name is a small night, so it's not my mother's.

And he's probably the only one who knows about Zhou.

Perhaps they were watching me pick you up at midday. If you look it up lightly, you can also see Zhou getting close to midday.

I just don't know why I bothered to send a letter to Zhou. If it was my real daughter, I still didn't see the need to send it to my daughter's boyfriend.

I don't care about myself at midday, but if I don't care, I don't come to see how it goes.

I had no idea what my father intended at midday.

In difficulty, I decided to open it once I got home and a thousand years old came home, and put a letter in my bag.

"Things have been weird since I got back, has anything happened?

When Thousand Years had returned home after finishing about 70% of the assignment, I peered into Zhou's face at midday.

I was going to open the letter when midday came home, but he noticed there was something to hide.

I wanted to hide it, rather than knowing the matter described in the letter, so I shouldn't let you know at midday in a detour, but I probably shouldn't have hidden it from the beginning if it was enough to be suspicious at midday.

"Uh, no, what is it?"

"Yes.... ah, if you don't want to tell me, I won't force you to ask"

At midday in an attitude such as only respecting Zhou's will, Zhou looks at her while putting her legs back together.

"You don't want to tell me, or maybe you don't want to hear midday"

"I don't want to hear... Oh, is that so"

You must have realized it was a relationship between your parents, the next moment you're smiling pale and bitter.

"No way, was that guy around here again?

"No, I'm not... I have a letter for you."

"To Zhou-kun? And the sender?"

"... it said vertebral Asahi"

"Then you're our father."

The lightly nodded midday look doesn't see the color of shock any more than I thought. It looks really pale and I'm just a little surprised rather than shocked.

However, her eyes are getting a little cold, probably because of the way she got it from her parents.

"Well, I wonder why you sent Zhou Kun a letter and how you found out about me and Zhou Kun, but that's not what I'm involved in."

"What's in it, don't you care?

"I don't have a hobby of peeking into letters addressed to others. Whether it's from my father or not, it's addressed to Zhou-kun."

In the middle of the day when I said it out clearly, I felt that I was paying too much attention and on the contrary I was making you care at midday.

Even so, it looks more like I don't want to get involved than I accept midday.

She shook her gaze a little more restlessly than usual, "If you want to read it. Shall I take your seat off, too?" Asked in a limp voice, Zhou smiled small and bitterly and shook his head.

"Hmm... what, you want me to stay on your side? If you don't like midday, you can be alone, but I'm nervous about letters from her parents."

"Then I'll stay here.... I'll leave it up to Zhou Kun to let me know what the letter is about"

That said, at midday reading out the reference book that was on his desk, Zhou exhales softly and takes the envelope out of the bag he had placed on his side.

I carefully opened it, carefully attached, and took out the note that was inside, and glanced at the sentence that was being served.

To sum it up briefly, it contains a statement that you want to meet and talk to him, as well as contact details.

(... why me again)

Didn't you come to see how midday was? I have no idea why it invokes an almost irrelevant person for a father named Zhou.

"... he wants to see me"

"Is it Zhou Kun, not my daughter? Really?"

When I caressed my head in the middle of the day unexpectedly because I had such a limp voice, I narrowed my eyes like a tickle.

"No, not that you're angry... purely, I don't know what that means. I don't know why I'm trying to see Zhou Kun."

"... normally, because a man is approaching my daughter, or something."

"It can't be. I can't believe I left it before, and now I'm going to say it."

"... what do you think I should do with this?

"I'm not going to impose any restrictions on seeing you."

He seemed really willing to leave it to the perimeter and got a very pale response.

"Oh, I don't think you need to worry. That guy is disqualified as a parent, because he's also not the kind of person who makes any threats. I don't know much about my father."

"... midday"

"I don't know what you're up to, but you can rest assured there because you're not even someone who does harm to others. It's Zhou-kun's freedom to go or not to go"

At midday when he had said so and brought his body to deposit in Zhou, Zhou gave him a small "so-called" and looked at the letter again.