Just because you're married doesn't change your life in particular.
Waking up in the morning and having my loved one next door has changed, but other than that, it hasn't changed that much. If you're a daughter-in-law, Jill still came into the Adelchan family in the form of a son-in-law, so the house is also on the premises, or just in a separate residence. It's in a state where you can go and see your family immediately.
"Jiru, my father told me to come to the main residence in the morning. Wake up."
He was home late at night yesterday because his father seemed to have scattered him. Jill. It's a holiday in the corner, so it's the mountains I want to give you a rest, but I can't even say that because my father seems to be calling me.
Jill's burden only increases when she comes to be said to be the head of the next Demon Leadership. It's pretty amazing what a father did lightly and cared about his children, isn't it?
I know my father is tough too, but it's for Jill, so you can't help it, can you?... because you think it's never the wonderful thing about being deprived of your daughter, Father.
Although Jill is awake, she touches her skin with her arms closed, so it's time for her to wake up.
Jill, who has honestly become sweet, is, of course, adorable... but I'm calling my father that it's not time to wake up. As far as I'm concerned, I'd like to keep you spoiled.
Jill, wake up.
"... you're awake, but you want me to get along with my wife as long as I'm off"
Jill, who snuggles up on me in her blanket, doesn't seem to be aware of what happens. He's too busy to get along with me inside (Jill talks), so he's stuck with me like this in combination with supplies.
If nothing, I'd go straight into bed twice too...... they're calling me a boulder, and I need to wake you up properly.
"When you're done with your father's errands, you can stick around as much as you like."
"... well, I'll look forward to it later"
When I get up gradually, Jill kisses me on the cheek. Well, I know it didn't happen on purpose to make me say this dialogue, but I'm not going to blame you either.
Jill and I have been on our side for a long time now, but you've been looking at me awfully all the way, haven't you? So now that I'm married, if I don't have eyes, I'll stick with you right away. No, I'm glad...... embarrassed, I mean. I can feel it being taken care of very seriously, so it's annoying.
Fully awake, Jill dresses up tight and not strange to go out in public. It's nothing bad to look at, but I'm embarrassed and unfamiliar with being able to change in front of you without hesitation.
I can't honestly look straight at the same supple body or because I'm someone who goes to earth awesome when I take it off. Because I don't usually show my skin, the gap is great.
"What will Liz do?
"Hmm... I'll get dressed when Jill leaves"
"We're a couple, so you don't have to be shy."
"I think it's over when you lose your human shame."
I categorically refuse to let a boulder help me change my clothes because I'm embarrassed to death. As for Jill, I guess it's not bitter to make him change apart, or want to pay for it, but it's bad for my heart and shame. That's a couple, and just because you get a chance to be seen doesn't mean you're going to lose your shame.
This wasn't the first time Jill was comfortable with this exchange, mouthing it on my forehead and then leaving the room first. It's my usual greeting, so I think it's time to get used to it, but I figured it's embarrassing to be able to mouth it, whether it's my forehead or not. Decide to get dressed slowly until the heat draws from your cheeks.
By the time I went to the main residence, Jill seemed a little uncomfortable talking to his father. What's the matter, when you ask, you lower your brow and laugh like you're in trouble.
Father is pretty tough to deal with because of what he expects from Jill. That hasn't changed for a long time, but I've gained enough strength to be in charge of mentoring so I think there's extra heat in mentoring.
Oh, but it's not that tough at home, though the nails are stabbed occasionally.
"Did your father say anything to you again?
"No, not this time. It's a pleasure."
"... your face is dark for that, isn't it?
Words and faces don't match. For the sake of joy, he seems somewhat confused. At least it's clear that it's not pure joy.
It's not like Jill is recessed into his father's words now, but what Jill is today, it doesn't seem like a bit. I don't know what my father told me, but I don't know why Jill looked at me.
"So, what did your father tell you? If it's weird, I'll scold your father."
"Liz, what image are you looking at your father in..."
My father had a hard time with Jill, so I thought I'd cover for Jill, and the father himself just showed up. This is my father I called in in in the morning, but I need to ask him why Jill looks like this. Because my father is pretty unscrupulous because he has eyes on Jill.
"Liz, you may be misunderstanding me, but I didn't say anything to Jill that was detrimental, and I didn't complain. I told you it would be for Jill, didn't I?
"For Jill?
"Oh. I said it was time to name the second of the Magic House. The people in the Magic House have already recognized their strength."
A smile that seemed complicated when I looked up at Jill unexpectedly to my father, who let him flatter his shoulders.
"And yet you hesitate because you're still a young man. I have clothes for the corners, but I don't want to take them."
There's also an apology in there for wearing my coat out, and I was told about a bespoke coat that I lost use of in a duel, and it was awesome then, how strangely emotional.
My father has already admitted to Jill, and everyone in the Magic House will admit that his majesty is inked and second in the Magic House... which means that Jill is the one who deserves an assistant mentor. On the contrary, are you saying that there is no one but Jill, who could have fought his father?
That's natural and I'm proud of you as a wife, but Jill doesn't float face. Why does Jill remember the resistance now? He swore he'd beat his father that much, and he said he was aiming to be on top of the Magic Academy.
Apparently he felt that question. Jill smiled bitterly when he stroked my head. I leaked a confusing mix of words about what to say, and then a hush.
"I was definitely aiming up there, but that wasn't just to get Liz to admit that I was aiming for heights. I was wondering if I could take that in the middle of nowhere."
"Ning Ro, who else is going to take it?"
"I'm here, Liz."
"I don't think I have it."
I'm still immature. What am I going to do when I get my second name? I'm going to get a complaint.
"... I think the two of you are good at the top, honestly. Liz attacked and Jill defended, which I think is the strongest."
"I can't beat my father."
"I don't know how long that'll take... but Liz is stronger if she spreads it all over the area."
I can't destroy my country with a single bullet in a boulder, and I have to shut my mouth because they wave at me and tell me that I can't do it with two people in my face. I won't do anything dangerous like that, and I don't think it's possible to give it all to the boulders.
There's just so much magic in the first place. The control is overwhelmingly higher on the Jills, right? I can mostly control it now.
"If I leave anyway, Jill will be the best, join Liz at the top of the Enchantress House. No one will be different."
"... I don't deserve it"
I'm still a young man, and I tend to be forgotten about demonic exorcisms, Cecil, but I'm assigned to your lab. It's cozy, and Cecil and I have a good friendship, so I don't want to change.
Well, that changes when the decree of transfer comes out, but I don't think my father would put me in a place where I specialize in combat.
Mmm, and when I make a mountain on my lips, my father forgets to forgive me for "nothing right now".
"I'm not always the strongest either. Jill and Liz are now stronger. Sooner or later, you'll go over me. I'll leave you two to it."
He added that he had no body or lid, because he couldn't beat the old man. The father, who grinned at the snare, still looks much younger than his age. Still, it's close to forty already.
... I wonder if Father will one day leave us to focus on the house. I was a little lonely when I thought about it, but I'm sure that's how time flies.
It seemed like it was on my face that I got a little soggy, and my father laughed bitterly.
"I won't tell you to be a mentor right away. It's just, Jill, you got on par with me, so be more confident. Be honest and praise me."
Nothing, Dad doesn't hate Jill. He was even cute like my son. Well, it was a different way of whipping love than Ruby.
He treats Jill, who has become a son to both fame, harshly, admittedly.
Jill was slightly bewildered at first when he was brutally stroked to the palm of his big hand, but gradually he had a gentle grin of zero.
The reply is no more lost to Jill, who nodded slowly and replied with a clear voice, "Yes," to his father's teasing voice.
... I'm sure this is how generations change, what a bit of a grumpy feeling, and I let them both smile when I hugged them to celebrate Jill too.