The cultural festival at Amanes school was not fully opened to the public; it was limited only to family and friends. They had to request for an invitation,
Of course, there was a limited number of tickets per person.
This asure was simply because it had not been peaceful recently, and there were incidents of visitors being violent in school. A students safety was priority, even though it was a festival, and thus the decision.
I do not have anyone I can invite.
It was after dinner, and Mahiru flatly muttered as she looked at the invitation list distributed by the school.
She was dubbed the Angel, adored by the masses, but she hardly went out to make friends. Even in middle school, she had no one she could call an intimate friend.
The other option besides friends was her parents; her father aside, she definitely would never invite her mother. Truth be told, she ca to the conclusion that there was no one she could invite, simply because she was unwilling to invite her parents.
I do not have anyone on close terms that I can invite out, so this has nothing to do with . The people I am better terms with are all at school, so you do not have to worry.
Sa hereah wait, moms going to yap a lot if I dont ntion this
Will Shihoko-san and Shuuto-san be attending too?
I hid it from them last year, and got yapped at for so long.
Shihoko made quite a ridiculous fuss when she found out.
Given her personality, she would definitely go all out on the skinship with Amane, even in public, and it would be embarrassing for him to have a clingy mother even in high school. Also, he did not want to let others see how lovey-dovey his parents were.
Its the cultural festival soon, it seed she rembered about it this year as she sent this ssage. She was definitely asking for tickets.
I reminded them not to be so open about that before inviting them.
Ah-ahaha.
Mahiru too knew full well how Shihoko and Shuuto would flirt openly, and gave a wry smile.
Hmm, Ill be inviting them. Its quite so distance from my hotown to here, and I dont really have anyone Im on really good terms with.
I see.
Mahiru had no intention to continue further, for she understood part of the past history Amane had.
Amane paid no attention to it however, and got on fine with the friends he made in high school, so it turned out well. It seed she was still concerned however.
He was more concerned about Mahirus parents.
Mahirus father Asahi was fine, but neither side had any intention to et. Mahiru had no intention to et her mother, and Amane could tell through the one conversation they had. There was no way Mahiru would invite her mother to the cultural festival.
Despite that, Amane did not know about Mahirus life before high school, and assud there was nothing he could say,
Anyway, you say that you cant call anyone, but what about the housemaker?
He then rembered that though her parents ignored her, there was a woman who imparted love and knowledge to Mahiru.
That housemaker appeared to be the one who taught Mahirus housemaking and culinary skills, and Mahirus eyes looked blissful whenever she recounted about the housemaker. It would not be hyperbole to say that the housemaker raised her in her parents stead.
She widened her eyes once she heard so.
You do rember about Koyuki-san? I probably ntioned a few words.
Its about you after all. Youre not calling her?
I cannot do so.
Amane felt he had a good idea, but Mahiru writhed, looking a little forlorn, despondent, and he realized he misspoke.
Sorry.
Sothing happened to the housemaker Koyuki, and he carelessly suggested to invite her. He frowned once he realized this, and Mahiru then realized what he was imagining, hastily waving her hands, telling him not to worry about that.
This is not what I an! Koyuki-san stopped being the housemaker when I was in middle schoolshe had waist issues.
Ahh.
It was part of her work, but she had to tend to such a massive house alone, and I felt sorry for her for putting her through with such hardship.
Amane felt it was no wonder then since Koyukis had an injured waist.
Even when recovered, the old ailnts could flare up again. It was akin to tying a bomb onto the waist. She could not work, and could not get careless.
She is staying with her daughter and son-in-law. I do not wish to call her over because I am worried about her. There are not many places for her to rest in school, and she does stay far away. I really cannot bring myself to have her make a trip here.
I see. Thats a pity.
Yes.
It was obvious from Mahirus face that she really admired the housemaker.
Amane too wanted to et the person who shaped Mahirus living ability and personality, to thank her. It was unlikely to happen however due to health issues.
I find it a pity too that I cant greet the person who took care of you. Maybe I should give her a holler in the future?
Eh, gr-greet?
Yes. She is like your mother, right?
Yes.
Then I should pay her a visit.
Amane had basically declared to Mahirus father that he would take her in, and was recognized for that. He should also pay attention to the mother who took care of her.
Mahiru herself was under the great care of the housekeeper, who went far beyond her duties to love Mahiru. It would be rude to the magnanimous person to sweep away the daughter without informing her.
Well think about it in the future then. Its rude to make a sudden visit, so lets get the chance to write a letterMahiru?
N-nothing.
Doesnt feel like it from your face.
It is is nothing.
Mahiru stuffed her favorite cushion onto Amanes face, blocking his sights, goodness , and he chuckled as he let her be.
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