âWhat do you want for dinner, Sho kun? Want to eat out?â
Sawa chan, who must have been tired of playing with my hands until now, asked me. I only ate a rice ball that my mother had made for me on the boat on the way here at noon, so I was hungry.
âHow about you, Sawa chan?â
âI donât have any money so Iâll cook for myselfâ¦..â
âThen Iâll eat with you !â
I said as I interrupted her. Sawa chanâs homemade foodâ¦.. I want to try it. A food made by my future wife. Though Iâm not going to make her cook all the time, okay? Sometimes, I care about my wife, alright?
âI canât guarantee itâll be good, you know? Donât get your hopes up, okay?â
âAh, yeah.â
I remembered what she just said earlier. Memories from childhoodâ¦. I think I was in the fourth grade of elementary school and Sawa chan was in the first grade of middle school.
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Itâs raining heavily outside. In the midst of it, both man and woman are behind closed doorâ¦â¦ Well, nothing strange is going to happen, okay !?
Sho is visiting Sawa chanâs house today. A study session is held around a table in the Japanese-style room. Sawa chan is facing her first regular test as a middle schooler and is totally focused.
Sho has nothing to do without Sawa chan, so heâs playing with his 3DS beside her. Sho is playing a game where all he has to do is collect yokai. When Sawa chan finished her studies and took a break, she spoke to him.
âSho. Iâll cook lunch for you today !â
She said so and put her hands on her hips cheerfully. Hearing this, Sho happily puts his 3DS on the ground.
âR-really !? Thanks. Iâm looking forward to it ! Sawa chanâs food.â
âYou better look forward to it. I often help my mom, so Iâll make you something delicious.â
Saying that, Sawa chan moved from the Japanese-style room to the kitchen. Sheâs very excited to serve the food since sheâs allowed to use the stove now that sheâs a middle school student.
âIâm gonna wait here.â
With that, Sho sat down again in the Japanese-style room. Since he had some free time, he looked at the math problem that Sawa chan was doing, but it was too difficult and he found himself fighting with a yokai.
The only thing he could figure out was that Sawa chanâs handwriting was very mature. He heard something burning on the other side of the Japanese-style room.
After that, a smiling Sawa chan came toward him. She was holding a bowl of golden fried rice in her hand.
âFufufu. Itâs Sawaâs special fried rice. Please try it.â
Saying that, she put it on the table. The aroma stimulated the boy who was in the prime of his life, and he began to eat without even time to say âItadakimasuâ.
However, his hand stopped after a moment.
ââ¦..Ough oughâ
ââ¦â¦Eh?â
The moment he put it in his mouth, Sho choked. He still chewed and swallowed. Then he rolled his eyes and looked at the fried rice.
âW-whatâs wrong?â
Sho made a big smile at Sawa chan, who looked at him with concern.
âItâs good ! Super good !â
And then he started eating again. Rather than eating it, the correct expression is that he drink it all up. Still, Sho ate it, saying it was delicious.
Sawa chan let out a relieved [Thank goodness] and smiled. Then he said proudly.
âIn the future, Iâm going to use this dish to get a good-looking guy to fall for me !â
She said that and laughed. Sawa chan is so cute when she puts her heart on the line. Sho was truly happy to see that.
After finishing his fried rice, Sho said.
âRather than some handsome guy, you should be my wife.â
âAfter Sho became a good looking guy, okay?â
ââ¦You meanie !â
Then Sho laughed. Then Sho took the empty plate and said.
âThanks for the food, it was delicious. Make it again, okay?ââ
âOkay.â
After receiving a reply, he went to wash the dishes. When he finished washing the dishes, he opened his 3DS and started playing a game next to Sawa chan, who had already started studying.
After Sho came back from Sawa chanâs house, Sawa chan was helping her mother again.
âSawa ! Can you pass me the salt?â
âYes !â
Sawa took the one that was marked with âSugarâ from the seasoning container.
âI got the salt !â
âThis is sugar, you know? Look, it says âSugarâ, right? If you make a mistake, itâll be troubling. Salt is âSALTâ, okay?â
âEh, really?â
Sawa chan made a sour expression . The reason was that she had sprinkled sugar on her fried rice.
âWhat would happen if I put sugar on fried rice?â
âWell, it wouldnât taste good.â
âIâve done it.â
(Sho probably ate all of it, even though it didnât taste good, he ate it all for meâ¦â¦ He also said it was delicious.)
Thatâs what she thought. Sawa chan thanked Sho.
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That kind of thing did happenâ¦.. Itâs definitely not goodâ¦â¦. Well, if Sawa chan makes it, Iâll eat it, okay?
âWell, shall I make you a hamburger? You liked it, right? You used to brag about it when your mom made it for you.â
âT-thanksâ¦.â
âThen, wait for it.â
With that, she put on an apron with a bear picture on it and headed to the kitchen. While thinking that she likes cute things, Sho was waiting, fiddling with his phone to distract himself from past incidents.
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