Tokyo: I was tricked into marrying a yandere ghost

Kiyokawa Kiri lay on the bed and chatted with Omi Kin for a while longer.

He immediately sat up when he heard cursing coming from outside the hallway. After listening carefully, he realized that it was Kayako Kawamata who had returned, so he went to open the door without hesitation.

"You're such a nuisance, you might as well be dead."

As soon as the door opened, Kiyokawa Kiri heard the woman's cursing.

He frowned immediately and peeked outside, only to see a heavily made-up woman walking in front of Kawamata Kayako, cursing her as she took out her key to open the door—when she noticed Kiyokawa Kiri, she immediately showed a look of disgust.

"It's you again."

"Are students these days so idle that they have to meddle in other people's family affairs?"

"Mrs. Kawamata." Kiyokawa Kirito's expression immediately turned sour after being rebuked by the other party.

He also noticed that Kayako Kawamata had her head down the whole time, clearly having been scolded the entire way and becoming somewhat withdrawn. So he decisively said, "If Mrs. Kawamata is unable to take care of the child, I will tell the police later."

"Mind your own business!" The other person gritted their teeth in anger.

In Japan at this time of year, the sheer number of laws protecting children is almost outrageous.

Especially for parents who "give birth but do not raise," the legal punishment is very severe. This is why the two members of the Kawamata family never abandoned Kayako; neither of them wanted to get involved in such trouble.

Kiyokawa had warned the other party about this several times in the past, but now, the other party was clearly not listening.

"Her dead father has disappeared somewhere, what's the point of telling me all this now?!" the woman screamed angrily.

This time, Kiyokawa Kiri's expression changed slightly.

His gaze gradually turned cold, and he stared at the other person without saying a word.

The woman in front of him wanted to continue her tirade, but then, for some reason, her expression suddenly stiffened.

She recalled what the police had told her that evening—that Kiyokawa had accidentally killed someone—and gradually became frightened.

In the past, she and her husband had always ridiculed, insulted, and threatened Kiyokawa Wu, simply because they felt that Kiyokawa Wu was too much trouble. However, although she was insulted many times, she never turned her back on him.

Therefore, she felt that the other party might be a weak-willed man who had never given her a second glance.

It wasn't until tonight's events that she finally realized that the young man in front of her was clearly different from the one she had known before.

As a result, the woman's momentum immediately weakened considerably.

But she stubbornly persisted, saying:

"If you really love meddling in other people's business, then you might as well take care of this child from now on."

After saying that, she glared at Kiyokawa Mist again with hatred, then immediately opened the door and went back home, probably afraid that Kiyokawa Mist would get angry and beat her up.

It can only be said that there will always be people who bully the weak and fear the strong, no matter where they are.

With such a ruthless character standing in front of her, she would only dare to utter a few harsh words at most.

"Onii-san, I'm sorry..."

Kayako Kawamata suddenly bowed slightly to Kiyokawa Kiri and said with deep remorse, "It's all because of me that Onii-san is in this trouble tonight."

"This is none of your business, Kayako." Kiyokawa Kiri crouched down, patted her head, and comforted her. "If you encounter any of these shady characters in the future, just remember to come find me as soon as possible."

He felt that this matter would not end so easily.

Kayako Kawamata's father had clearly offended someone he shouldn't have, as the other party was even willing to take women and children back, indicating they were serious. Moreover, this group of Yakuza people valued things like face and integrity extremely highly.

We lost face today, but we might find a way to get back at them later.

Although Kiyokawa Kiri now possesses the ability to tell ghost stories, she is not very afraid of this group of people.

But he was worried that Kayako Kawamata might be in danger. Based on her performance tonight, her "Ju-on" abilities should have begun to awaken.

If we allow the other party to continue using that ability, the consequences will be unimaginable.

"Hmm..." Kayako Kawamata's mood remained low as she listened to Kiyokawa Kiri's words.

She learned the seriousness of the situation from a female detective at the Metropolitan Police Department.

Although the lawyer hired by Tomie Kawakami repeatedly assured her that Kiyokawa Kiri would be fine, for the young Kayako Kawamata, this was undoubtedly a potential disaster that could crush a normal family.

At that moment, she felt a tightness in her chest, and her nose felt a little sore.

After hastily apologizing to Kiyokawa Kiri, she obediently returned home to avoid her mother getting angry again and having a big argument with Kiyokawa Kiri when she came out.

The latter noticed that she was in a bad mood and originally wanted to offer a few more words of comfort.

But he stood there for a long time, thought about it, and finally sighed and went back home.

There's not much he can do about this. Although he fought with several Yakuza for Kayako Kawamata, her nominal guardian is right here, and Kayako is clearly overreacting. If he tries to persuade her further, it will only make her feel more guilty.

We can only let Kayako Kawamata calm down on her own.

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Meanwhile, inside the Shinnoban Ballroom in Shinjuku Ward.

The leader of the Eguchi Group, Shimada Kohei, looked at the people kneeling in front of him with a gloomy expression. Among them was a rather burly man with a cast on his arm, who was none other than the strong man whose wrist had been casually snapped by Kiyokawa Kiri.

"Ito, have things been too peaceful lately, causing you to forget our Eguchi-gumi's motto?"

Kohei Shimada's face was so ugly he looked like he wanted to kill someone.

He suddenly grabbed the ashtray from the table and smashed it across the burly man's forehead, then cursed loudly:

"You bunch of good-for-nothings, how dare you even come back?"

"It's one thing to fail to catch Kawamata, but to be beaten so badly by a high school student, with your heads still lying in the hospital, you actually have the nerve to come back? Is this how Kishishima taught you?"

"You idiots, where has your true nature gone?!"

Kohei Shimada unleashed a torrent of abuse, leaving the group utterly humiliated and unable to lift their heads.

They remained silent, but inwardly they were also suffering – what else could they do but come back? Should they continue to cause trouble for Kiyokawa Kiri?

That guy is a real ruthless character!

The Yakuza in Japan are also divided into classes, and not all Yakuza dare to kill.

Those who dare to kill are truly ruthless and are considered top figures in the entire group.

Kiyokawa Kirito's fighting skills are obviously terrifying, and he is too young. He doesn't know his own strength at all and kills people without hesitation. Moreover, judging from the current situation, the other party has hired a very good lawyer, so he might be acquitted.

We're already being generous by not compensating him for emotional distress or anything like that. Would he dare go back and cause trouble again?