Dragon Ball: Saiyan's Gourmet Journey

Chapter 90 The Clothes That Were Seen
"Hill, are you causing trouble for others in the restaurant again?"

"I'm sorry, Mom."

"Why do you have such a confused personality, kid?"

Listening to her mother's words, Hill lowered her head. She didn't know how to answer this question.

"Forget it, you are sixteen years old. You should take responsibility for your own mistakes. You should also wash the dirty clothes yourself."

Hill nodded, did not refute his mother's words, picked up the bucket, and went to the well to fetch water to wash clothes.

"That kid made a mistake again in the restaurant. Will he have his salary deducted again?"

From the next room, the voice of the father asking about the mother was heard.

"I didn't ask her, maybe. It depends on the mood of the boss at my current workplace."

"Hey, you're still confused even though you've grown up. You can't do anything right."

"That child is like this, didn't you know it a long time ago?"

"It's really a money-loser."

"How could you say that about your own daughter?"

In the room, the sound of parents arguing could be heard.

The girl washing clothes looked somewhat lonely.

"After all, she is pretty. When my son comes... I will take her..."

The parents' quarrel stopped, but an intentionally suppressed voice was heard.

It was hard to hear clearly in the yard, but Hill knew that his parents were talking about his younger brother who was five years younger than him.

Compared to her, the daughter who has been neglected since childhood, her boy brother is the treasure of the whole family.

I have been pampered by my whole family since I was a child and always kept in mind.

Even when the family fell into poverty, his parents still considered his future marriage.

After all, the family doesn't have much money, so it's a bit difficult to find a good wife for my brother.

However, as long as I, who am relatively pretty, marry someone off, my parents won't have to spend any money to find a good wife for my younger brother.

Now that I think about it, I was able to have enough food in this family, probably thanks to my younger brother. Otherwise, I, who was confused and always made mistakes, might have been kicked out of the house by my parents after I became an adult, or I might have been married off early to recover the cost of raising me.

Hill was lost in thought as the clothes were soon washed. She had no intention of complaining about her family, but she was worried that when her brother grew up and she was to be married off to someone else by her parents, would she, who was in such a daze, be able to be a good wife and mother?
When she thought of this, Hill felt a little unconfident. Maybe she should find some books that teach people how to be a good wife and a good mother and learn more about them.

As she was thinking about this, she suddenly remembered the boy who asked her to be his wife in Guihuafang today.

The other person looks about the same age as my younger brother. Maybe if I am to be married off in the future, it might be to a child like this.

Hill thought about how the boy had been drenched in soup by her clumsiness today, but had not loudly reprimanded her. Standing in the yard, she looked up at the bright moon in the sky and could not help but softly express her expectations for her future significant other: "It would be nice if the person I'm going to marry in the future is someone who can tolerate my confusion."

Back in the house, he met his younger brother in the corridor. He was a cute boy, but when Hill reached out to touch his head, he was slapped away by his brother.

"Stupid guy, don't come close to me and touch my head. What if you pass your stupidity on to me and make me stupid too?"

"It's not contagious. Being stupid isn't a disease. Besides, my sister is just a natural idiot."

Hill explained.

"I don't care. Anyway, stay away from me."

Everyone in the family dotes on her younger brother, and Hill also wants to dote on her younger brother, but her younger brother hates her very much and thinks she is a big fool.

For example, now, after my brother slapped her hand away, he ran outside to wash his hands with disgust, as if he would be infected with some stupid disease if he came into contact with her.

"Hey~"

Hill sighed. She couldn't change her brother's deep-rooted ideas, and therefore she was not close to him. Back in her room, the only place in the house where the light was broken and had not been repaired, Hill lit an oil lamp and put it on the table, then took a book from the bookshelf and put it on her lap, and read in this dim light.

Under the dim light, you can see the title of the book she was flipping through, "One Hundred Ways to Cure Confusion."

Hill has tried many of the methods, but most of them were ineffective. She was still confused when she should be confused, and she would still make mistakes and mess things up when she should.

The only effect it had was probably that it made her a person who could barely take care of herself. At least after taking a shower, she would no longer be so insensitive as to walk out of the bathroom naked.

. . . .

"That idiot actually dared to touch my head with his hands!"

The boy washing his hands in the yard was very angry. He hated his stupid sister at home.

The reason is that his friends often make fun of him for having a stupid sister.

This made him full of hostility towards that stupid sister.

If it wasn't useless to say it, he would have asked his loving parents to kick that idiot out of the house.

"No, I must teach her a lesson and let that idiot know that touching my head casually will cost me..."

The boy's voice suddenly stopped and his eyes were attracted by the freshly washed clothes on the hangers in the yard.

The clothes that Broly was soiled on were provided by the Rabbit Chamber of Commerce, a well-known brand of clothes in the Empire.

The clothes given to Broly are the latest models launched this year, but they are not yet officially sold on the market.

"Mom, is that dress bought for me?"

The boy was somewhat excited and immediately ran into the house to ask his mother.

"Which dress?"

The woman was a little confused.

"It's the one that was just washed outside."

"Oh, that's your sister working in a restaurant. She accidentally soiled a customer's clothes and took them home to wash."

the woman replied.

"Can I keep it?"

"What do you want with clothes that have been worn by others?"

The woman frowned a little.

"That's the latest clothing from the Rabbit Merchants Association. I saw it on the display stand in the store."

"But that's what your sister is going to take back and return to the customer tomorrow after she cleans it."

"Leave her alone!"

"My dear son, if you want new clothes, mom will go shopping with you tomorrow."

“This dress is not sold outside yet.”

"Then wait until they are on sale before buying them."

"It will be too late then. By then everyone will have it and the dress won't be special anymore!"

The boy was very anxious. He stomped his feet in the room and pestered his mother.

Listening to her son's quarrel, the woman felt a headache and decided to let her daughter down.

(End of this chapter)