Machete Style Anime

"Oh, right, Hui, starting tomorrow, I'll be going to school with you all!"

"...Eri will probably be very happy to hear this news."

I'll contact her in a bit!

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Villa Spencer.

Today, Mr. Spencer is unusually at home.

After dinner, a servant brought tea and snacks, and Mr. Spencer and his wife, Sayuri Sawamura, sat in the living room drinking tea.

"Sayuri, what's wrong with Eriri today?"

“I heard from the servants that there seemed to be a sound of something being smashed coming from her bedroom this afternoon.”

Sayuri Sawamura elegantly took a sip of black tea, then with a wave of her left hand, opened her folding fan, obscuring the lower half of her face.

"Doesn't Daddy know our precious daughter?"

"I'm afraid he got scammed again while playing games."

Then she turned to the maid behind her and instructed, "Remember to clean the young lady's room tomorrow."

"If any room facilities are damaged, please remember to report it to me."

"Yes, ma'am!"

The maid bowed slightly.

Mr. Spencer picked up a pastry and put it in his mouth, chuckling as he said, "If Eriri's classmates knew what she looked like now, their jaws would probably drop."

Sawamura Sayuri rolled her eyes at her husband.

"Isn't Eriri's current state all thanks to the two of us?"

"If we're really talking about it, do you think we could keep that club we helped her set up from anyone?"

"No one is attacking us simply because they are wary of our backgrounds."

……

Many people think that Sayuri Sawamura is just a pretty face who only married Mr. Spencer because of good luck.

Actually it is not.

The story of a domineering CEO and a Cinderella is not entirely unheard of in reality, but it is extremely rare.

In reality, the upper class generally chooses their partners based on social status and economic conditions.

Mr. Spencer comes from a British diplomatic family, and although Sayuri Sawamura is low-key, she is a true heiress with a certain yakuza background.

If anyone dares to attack them in the name of otaku, there will be many more deliveries in Tokyo Bay that very night.

Mr. Spencer smiled.

As a member of that family, his talent in governance is definitely not lacking.

He was actually well aware of what his wife was saying.

Knowing that others would hesitate to act against him, he never hid his interests and hobbies.

Besides, is liking ACG (Anime, Comics, and Games) such a heinous hobby?

If otaku are considered to be committing heinous crimes, then how should we define those wealthy people who like little boys and girls?

"correct."

Just as Mr. Spencer finished his dessert and was about to order the maid to serve another plate, Sayuri Sawamura suddenly said, "There's something that Father is too busy with work to know right now."

Mr. Spencer's interest was piqued, and he temporarily put aside the matter of the snacks: "What is it?"

"Rinya has passed away."

"Ok?"

Upon hearing this news, Mr. Spencer frowned slightly: "Murder?"

"No."

Recalling the information she had obtained, Sayuri Sawamura had to use a lot of willpower to suppress the urge to laugh and avoid losing her composure in front of the servants.

"That kid, Renya, stays up late playing games and writing strategy guides at night, and then gets up early the next day to work part-time."

"Due to lack of sleep, I became lethargic and had difficulty concentrating. On my way to school, I accidentally fell from the top of the hill."

Upon hearing this, Mr. Spencer couldn't help but say, "At worst, this would only result in a fracture or something, right? How could he have died?"

Sawamura Sayuri, who had been interrupted, rolled her eyes at her husband: "Let me finish what I have to say."

"Say, you say."

Mr. Spencer raised his hand and made a gesture most commonly used in the Romantic world.

"Just as Renya fell down the slope, a water truck happened to be passing by below and ran right over him."

Mr. Spencer shuddered as if he could feel the same way.

Noticing her husband's actions, Sayuri Sawamura's lips curled up slightly.

However, because the folding fan concealed it, her husband did not notice.

"Dad doesn't think this is the end, does he?"

Mr. Spencer's eyes widened: "Isn't this bad enough?"

"Being run over by a water truck and dying on the spot is the best outcome. The worst outcome is not dying immediately, but dying from excessive blood loss or the pain."

Sayuri Sawamura smiled without saying a word.

His wife's reaction made his already wide eyes widen even more, like copper bells.

"No way?!!!"

"Dad guessed right."

Seeing that her husband had already guessed the answer, Sayuri Sawamura stopped keeping him in suspense.

"After Lun was crushed, he was cut in two on the spot. His lower body became a puddle of mud, while his upper body flew out."

"Speaking of this, I have to marvel at how tenacious that child's life is; he didn't die even at that point."

Mr. Spencer could only manage a wry smile upon hearing this.

He detected a hint of glee and schadenfreude in his wife's voice.

In fact, although it was the couple who introduced each other to this field, they had some reservations about each other because of an unpleasant incident that happened between the other party and his daughter when he was a child.

—My daughter condescended to play with you and even fell in love with you. Not only did you not coax her properly, but you also made a mistake and then declared that you would never speak to her again.

What? Trying to make yourself look important?

If it weren't for the fact that both sets of parents had a relatively good relationship, that the daughter herself had made some mistakes and hadn't suffered any real harm, and that their actions were suspected of being bullying, the other party would have disappeared long ago.

But this did not diminish their joy upon hearing the news of his death.

"Lun wailed for a long time, and died in agony when the ambulance arrived."

"Eri was feeling down a few days ago because of this, and she might be playing games today to vent her frustration."

Mr. Spencer glanced at his daughter's room and said softly, "I'm suddenly very glad that he and Eriri have basically broken off their relationship, otherwise Eriri would definitely not have been able to get over it so easily."

“Who says it’s not?!”

Sayuri Sawamura nodded in deep agreement.

"By the way, now that Rin is dead, Eriri has no one she likes. Does Mom have any outstanding young men in mind?"

"Let's try to create opportunities for Eriri to meet him and see if she can meet someone she likes."

“This time, we’ll help her with the selection process.”

Upon hearing her husband's words, Sayuri Sawamura snapped her folding fan shut.

"There is indeed a ready-made one. Although the other party has a background, we can easily control them without worrying about Eriri being wronged. Moreover, Eriri herself should not be too resistant."

Mr. Spencer became interested upon hearing this: "Are there really such people? I don't know anything about them."

Sayuri Sawamura smiled and said, "The eldest son of the Kasugano family."

In Japan, those who can afford to open and successfully run a private hospital are definitely considered upper-class individuals.

Eriri and Kasugano Sora are good friends. If the latter were from an ordinary family, Sawamura Sayuri wouldn't care.

But unfortunately, she is the youngest daughter of Kasugano Hospital.

Because the above-mentioned confrontations are always dirty and unscrupulous, even though Sayuri Sawamura felt the probability was low, she still paid attention to the investigation for her daughter's safety, and in doing so, she noticed her eldest son, Mirai Kasugano.

"This name sounds familiar... Is he Eriri's friend's older brother?"

Mr. Spencer thought for a moment and recalled who his wife was referring to.

"But I remember that his relationship with Eriri was just so-so, wasn't it?"

"And is he really that outstanding? More outstanding than the children of all our friends?"

Many people have prejudices against the children of the rich and powerful because of novels, movies and TV dramas, and they subconsciously label them as spoiled brats.

However, the truth is quite the opposite.

While it cannot be denied that there are indeed some who are not up to par among this group, the majority are extremely outstanding.

Because they are well aware that if they don't work hard, everything they have now—fame, wealth, status, etc.—will be taken away by countless people who want to replace them.

If they lose in such a contest, death is sometimes the best outcome, which is why they can be even more formidable than ordinary people when they get into a fight.

Mr. Spencer admitted that Kasugano Hospital did have some influence, enough to be considered upper class, but as his wife said, it wasn't enough to reach their level; they could easily manipulate it.

Are the heirs of such families really more outstanding than the descendants of people at their level?

It's not that it's impossible, it's just that it's infinitely close to zero.

Because the best and most valuable resources are always in the hands of this group of people.

Sayuri Sawamura nodded gently: "Although it's hard to believe, according to my investigation, that child is indeed very outstanding."

P.S.: Some of the typos were intentional. As for why... you'll understand once you see the correct characters. The author is just being honest, or maybe they're just scared of the censorship.