Tokyo: I was tricked into marrying a yandere ghost

When Asagiri Yuko and Asagiri An returned, Kiyokawa Kiri didn't tell them what had happened that afternoon. Instead, he kept his phone number in mind and gave it to Asagiri Yuko, telling her to contact him if she needed anything.

Actually, this phone was a gift from Tomie Kawakami, and I never expected it to come in handy so soon.

Walking home, Kiyokawa Kirito seemed lost in thought, muttering to himself:

"If that gambler comes again, we'll have Miss Mary deal with him next time..."

Everyone has their limits of patience. Troublesome parasites like the other party will only cause more trouble for the Asagiri family.

Kiyokawa Kiri doesn't care about attracting any more trouble now. Anyway, Bloody Mary is weird enough, and that Thai sorcerer was killed silently. Probably no one knows about it yet. That haunted house has become a real "haunted" house.

"Eat? Never mind... I happen to have some fish that Ms. Asagiri gave me, so I can give you sashimi later as compensation."

Kiyokawa was carrying two large bags. The cold light of the street lamp shone down, casting only his shadow.

But he wasn't talking to himself; he was chatting with Omi Chika in his mind. He had promised her he would eat raw meat, sashimi, and the like... Just as he finished his part-time job today, Asagiri Yuuko handed Kiyokawa Kiri two pieces of fish that hadn't been sold yet.

Although freezing overnight will definitely affect the taste.

However, Kiyokawa Kiri wasn't picky. Since it was free, she didn't care whether she refrigerated it overnight or not.

He returned home as usual, but before he could even take out his key to open the door, there was a knocking sound from inside. Then the door was opened from the inside, and Kayako Kawamata poked her head out. When she saw that it was Kiyokawa Kiri, her eyes lit up.

"Welcome back, Onii-san!"

She quickly stepped aside and then offered to help take the slippers out of the shoe cabinet.

Kiyokawa Kiri looked at Kawamata Kayako, who was kneeling in the entryway like an awkward newlywed wife. Although she felt a little strange, she still smiled and said, "You've had a hard time. Hasn't your mother come back yet tonight?"

"No......"

Kawamata Kayako stared longingly at Kiyokawa Kiri.

She stayed here very late last night, but didn't see Qingchuan Wu return. Although it had only been a day or two since she last saw him, it made her feel extremely tormented. It was as if she couldn't see Qingchuan Wu, and she felt listless.

So she went to Kiyokawa Kiri's house early this morning, only to find that he hadn't come back at all, but had gone straight to work at an izakaya.

This caused Kayako to wait from day to night. Because she missed Kiyokawa Kiri so much, she couldn't bear it any longer. So she mustered up her courage and used Kiyokawa Kiri's clothes to find comfort. That's how she managed to hold on until nightfall, when Kiyokawa Kiri returned.

Looking at Kiyokawa Kiri's ever-gentle smile, Kawamata Kayako's heart was pounding.

She licked her lips and, seeing that Kiyokawa was about to change her shoes, instinctively reached out to raise her hand.

The middle school girl stared intently at the other person's shoes... Ah, if only I could do it for him and help him take off his shoes. It had only been two days since they last met, but her longing for him was already almost unbearable.

Right now, I just want to throw myself into their arms...

Fortunately, reason prevailed, preventing Kayako from directly revealing her infatuation. However, Kiyokawa Kiri still noticed the other's subtle glances and casually said, "I can do it myself. Kayako doesn't need to be so reserved."

"yes......"

Kayako Kawamata bit her lip, then suddenly stood up and said crisply, "Onii-san, you just got back from work, right? I'll go help run the hot water!"

"Hey, no rush, there's still ice cream in the fridge, let's sit down and eat together." Kiyokawa Kiri quickly stopped the other person.

He had only walked for a while before getting home, and he wanted to sit for a bit before taking a shower.

However, this also suited Kayako Kawamata's idea of ​​chatting more, so she happily accepted the ice cream that the other person took out of the refrigerator.

Kiyokawa Kiri casually ripped off the ice cream wrapper and asked curiously:

"Speaking of which, did Kayako stay at my house all day today?"

"Yes, this afternoon I helped you tidy up." Kawamata Kayako was about to lick her cool ice cream when she heard Kiyokawa Kiri's words and immediately became a little nervous. "I also helped wash your clothes since you didn't wash them before. I hope I didn't cause you any trouble?"

"No, I should be thanking Kayako..."

Kiyokawa Kiri gave a hearty smile.

He wondered if it was just his imagination, but Kayako didn't seem as gloomy as before.

This might be a good thing; perhaps the other person won't turn into that terrifying "Ju-on" in the future?

I should consider this a good deed.

As for Kayako Kawamata's words about "tidying up" and "doing laundry," he didn't take them to heart. After all, Kayako Kawamata was behaving too obediently and was very deceptive.

Kiyokawa Kiri had no idea how Kawamata Kayako was washing her clothes...

Before stuffing the clothes into the washing machine, she carefully licked them all with her tongue to make sure she absorbed all the remaining smell into her body. Only when there was nothing left to lick did she reluctantly take them to wash.

Yes, Kayako Kawamata is indeed that kind of twisted girl.

That's just her true nature...

The reason Kiyokawa Kiri couldn't sense it was actually related to his ability; he had gradually become accustomed to the "repulsive" feeling emanating from Kawamata Kayako, and thus remained completely unaware of her perverted behavior.

He simply sat on the tatami mat in the bedroom, comfortably enjoying the taste of ice cream, and didn't forget to ask:

"Has your mother stopped giving you trouble lately?"

"No... Ever since the police came to our house, my mother gave me a key to the house."

As Kawamata Kayako spoke, she carefully observed Kiyokawa Kiri's expression.

She pretended to be obedient and said, "Sometimes I leave some change at the door, enough for my meals. The town also said that they would send people to check on the situation regularly. I also find some simple jobs outside, such as handing out flyers."

"Yeah?"

Kiyokawa Kiri was somewhat surprised, but quickly came to terms with it.

Most Asian countries value these social welfare systems, and Japan is actually one of the best in Asia. It's impossible for people in the town and the child welfare association not to notice the situation of the Kawamata family.

Once they notice it, they will definitely intervene.

I wonder what happened to Kayako Kawamata's father. He seems to have been missing until now, and there's been no follow-up with the Yakuza. I wonder if they'll come back to take revenge on the Kawamata family.