Xiaosan's Youth is Absolutely Correct

Tilting her head to look at her younger sister, Qian Hua showed a puzzled expression on her face.

Mengye's eyes slanted slightly, looking at the elder sister who was walking from a distance, she closed her mouth and didn't say anything else.

"It's nothing, do you want to continue playing?"

"No, I'm too tired to do anything, I'm going back to rest first."

Now that the cheating has been exposed, Chika Fujiwara didn't think she had any chance of winning, so she pretended to be tired, and slowly left the living room and walked towards her room.

When Qianhua left the living room, Fengshi came back and looked at her sister.

"Where's Qianhua?"

"I said I was too tired, so I went back to rest."

"Well, that's it."

As the eldest sister, Toyomi Fujiwara nodded, showing a understanding expression, and then her eyes fell on Moeha, who was the younger sister, stretched out her hands, and gently pinched her sister's tender little face.

"Didn't I already say that? Regarding Kaguya's matter, it's not good to speak casually. If there is a misunderstanding, it's not good."

"But... umm!"

Moe Ye, whose cheek was being rubbed, was speechless.

"And if there is really something interesting, isn't it interesting to see Qianhua's surprised expression?"

"Woooooo!"

Fengshi watched his sister's weak sobs, Fengshi smiled softly, let go of his hands, and watched Mengye take a few steps back, sitting on the sofa with a look of lovelessness.

"Don't mention Kaguya again in the future."

"I see."

Looking at the back of Toyomi Fujiwara leaving, behind the image of the gentle and kind big sister, there is a deep black belly. As a younger sister, Moeha also holds considerable awe for her big sister.

"Even if it's the second sister, she's just pretending she doesn't know anything, right?"

Mengye shook her head, and decided not to interfere with her own affairs.

"It's better to think about how to trick Xiaogui into my room and imprison her, eh!"

And at the Shinomiya's house at this moment, as a maid, Hayasaka Ai brought warm soup to Shinomiya Kaguya's room. Holding a part of the documents, he didn't seem to notice the heavy rain outside.

"Miss, this is the warm soup prepared in the kitchen."

"Put it over there, I'll drink it later."

"Ah."

Putting the warm soup aside casually, Hayasaka Ai stood in the line of sight of Shinomiya Kaguya, silent.

"Is there anything else?"

"Master seems to want to see Miss."

"No, I'm not in the mood to see him."

Shinomiya Kaguya's attitude was quite indifferent, but the movements of his hands couldn't help but slowed down a bit, and then continued to revise the documents in front of him.

"Won't you take a break?"

"unnecessary."

Hayasaka Ai has nothing to do with such a stubborn character of her own lady, she can only stand aside and guard silently.

By the time Kaguya finished all the work, the warm soup on the side had already cooled down.

"It can only fall."

Ai Hayasaka said to Kaguya Shinomiya with a sigh.

Shinomiya Kaguya glanced at it, picked it up, took a small sip, and then put it back.

"It doesn't taste very good."

Then she walked slowly to her own bed, sat on her body, stretched out her hand to caress her lower abdomen, and breathed a sigh of relief.

"How are you feeling now, miss?"

"I don't feel anything."

"It seems that it will take a while, but is it really all right?"

"You've asked that question many times."

"But Miss is the eldest lady of the Shinomiya family, the identity of this child..."

Shinomiya Kaguya's eyes looked a little dark, as if he had thought of something, then his eyes fell on the girl beside him, and he pursed his lips.

"Those two people, and the old guy, already know?"

"not yet."

Shinomiya Kaguya clenched her silver teeth, thinking of her situation at home, although she still completely held the power of those people in her hands, but she also knew very well that her two older brothers, and That old guy who doesn't seem to care anymore is not a fuel-efficient lamp.

Once they seized the opportunity, what awaited her would undoubtedly be betrayal.