There is absolutely no problem with Kasugano Yuu's youth

So after a moment of silence, Saki Kawasaki shook her head and told Kawasaki's mother her choice.

"Then pack your things and get out right now!" Kawasaki's father stood at the door and yelled at Kawasaki Saki angrily.

Chapter 90 Get Out of This House

Kawasaki's father was so angry that his neck turned red, and the blood was really rushing to his head.

Now it can be said that Kawasaki's father is even angrier than before.

Originally, the two choices given by Kawasaki's father were for the good of Saki Kawasaki. Although he was very angry, he was still thinking about his daughter.

Because as a high school student who was pregnant and didn't have a boyfriend, it was inevitable that people would talk about her, and talk meant gossip.

People often stay away from rumors because they can easily ruin a person's good reputation. Once a reputation is ruined, it will be difficult to restore it.

And Saki Kawasaki is a girl, so reputation is naturally very important to her.

If she wants to preserve Saki Kawasaki's reputation, she has only two choices given by Kawasaki's father: have an abortion, get married, or just get out of the house and leave her hometown.

But thinking that his wife had begged him like this, Kawasaki's father calmed down a little, took the initiative to put aside his pride and lowered his demands.

As long as Saki Kawasaki is willing to tell Kasugano Yuu about it and let Kasugano Yuu bring his parents over and have both parents witness their marriage, then Kawasaki's father will no longer care about this matter.

After all, it’s not easy to raise a daughter to this age. Now she is taken away by a boy whose name I don’t even know. How can I not be angry?

But he didn't expect that even though he was willing to take a step back, Saki Kawasaki was still unwilling to say it.

How could he not be angry? If Kawasaki hadn't been idle in the last week or two, instead of doing heavy work like he did in the past few months, he might have really fainted from anger this time.

So Kawasaki's father immediately became angry and shouted at Saki Kawasaki to pack up her things and get out.

Saki Kawasaki pursed her lips, exerted a little force, broke free from Kawasaki's mother's hand, and continued to put clothes into her suitcase.

"Saki!" Kawasaki's mother looked at Saki Kawasaki, hoping she would change her mind.

But Saki Kawasaki didn't say anything, and silently stuffed clothes into the suitcase. Although Saki Kawasaki knew that this was very unfair to her parents, she still had to do it. She couldn't make the decision for Kasugano Yuu, she had to go to Kasugano Yuu in person to ask clearly before making a decision.

"Dad!" Kawasaki's mother turned her head and looked at Kawasaki's father.

Kawasaki's father turned away at the beginning and didn't look at his wife. He was afraid that he would feel soft-hearted when his wife's eyes met.

When Kawasaki's mother saw the two of them like this, she could only collapse on the ground. She could do nothing.

Saki Kawasaki put her clothes away, tied the straps of the suitcase, and then took out her schoolbag and put some daily necessities and a cowhide bag into it.

The money that Kasugano Yuu gave her was in there. She had originally just thought of taking it out in case she needed it for anything, but she didn't expect that she would actually have the chance to use it. However, this was not what she had imagined.

Saki Kawasaki looked at the cowhide bag in her hand and couldn't help but smile bitterly.

Then Saki Kawasaki stuffed the bag of money into her schoolbag and zipped it up.

Saki Kawasaki stood up the suitcase, put on her backpack, and then seemed to remember something. She walked to the bed, bent down, reached under the pillow, took out the bundle of hair and put it into her pocket.

"Are you ready?" Kawasaki's father asked.

"Yeah." Saki Kawasaki nodded.

"Let's go." Kawasaki's father took a step back and made way for the door.

Saki Kawasaki walked out with her suitcase without saying a word.

When she walked out to the living room, Kawasaki Daishi and Kawasaki Kyoka surrounded her and stopped Kawasaki Saki.

"Sister, are you leaving?" Kawasaki Kyoka asked Kawasaki Saki.

"Sister Saki, can you please not leave?" Kawasaki Daishi didn't know how to keep his favorite sister, so he could only reach out and grab the corner of Kawasaki Saki's clothes, hoping to hold Saki Kawasaki back.

Looking at her younger brothers and sisters, Saki Kawasaki could only smile bitterly, then reached out and touched their heads.

"I'm sorry, Jinghua, Dazhi, I made a mistake and have to leave home."

"Sister, please don't leave." Kawasaki Daishi is only in kindergarten. He doesn't know what is a mistake or not. He just hopes that Kawasaki Saki won't leave.

Kawasaki's father also came out at this time. When he saw Kawasaki Daishi and Kawasaki Kyōka blocking Kawasaki Saki, he couldn't help but frowned, and then shouted at the two of them: "Kyoka, Dashi, don't stop your sister, let her go, do you hear me!"

Kawasaki Kyoka and Kawasaki Daishi looked at each other, but still stepped back due to their father's authority.

Seeing this, Saki Kawasaki continued walking forward with her suitcase until she reached the entrance.

Kawasaki's father and mother also followed Kawasaki Saki all the way to the entrance.

After changing her shoes at the entrance, Saki Kawasaki turned around, knelt down and kowtowed to Kawasaki's father and mother.

"Sorry, Mom and Dad!"

Seeing this, Kawasaki's mother turned her head and looked at Kawasaki's father.

Kawasaki's father turned his head away, not wanting to go to Kawasaki Saki. He was afraid that he would be soft-hearted, so he hardened his heart and said, "Okay, let's go quickly. If you really feel sorry, then choose one of the three to do it, isn't it?"

Saki Kawasaki stood up with her hands on her knees. She did not respond to what Kawasaki's father said.

He dragged his suitcase, opened the door and walked out.

Fortunately, the train station is not far from Kawasaki's home, and it is just a short walk away. There is probably a train going to Chiba at this point. Kawasaki Saki can take this train back to Chiba and then go find Kasugano Yuu.

Just when Saki Kawasaki had been walking on the asphalt road with only a few sparse street lights for an unknown period of time, she suddenly heard someone calling her name from behind. She stopped and turned around, and saw her mother running towards her.

"Mom?" Saki Kawasaki looked at her mother with some surprise.

"This is for you." Kawasaki's mother stuffed a cowhide bag into Saki Kawasaki's hands.

"This is..." After Saki Kawasaki squeezed the bag, she realized that it contained money, and then she wanted to put it back into Kawasaki's mother's hands, saying, "I can't have this."

"Shaki!" Kawasaki's mother's voice rose several notes, and then she put the money into Kawasaki Shaki's hand very firmly and said, "Take it, okay!"

Seeing this, Kawasaki Saki had no choice but to accept the cowhide bag. She whispered to Kawasaki's mother, "Sorry, Mom."

"It's okay, Saki. In fact, you should know that what your father said is for your own good, but mom also understands that you must have your own ideas if you don't agree." Kawasaki's mother reached out and rubbed Saki Kawasaki's head.

"I know……"

"So if possible, come back early. If not, it's not too late to come back after giving birth to the baby. Your father won't be able to say anything then." Kawasaki's mother said gently, holding Kawasaki Saki's hand.

"Yeah." Saki Kawasaki nodded.

"That's okay, go ahead. Be careful outside by yourself." Kawasaki's mother said as she patted Saki Kawasaki on the back, indicating that Saki Kawasaki could go.

"Then I'll leave." said Saki Kawasaki.

"Let's go." Kawasaki's mother waved her hand.

Saki Kawasaki glanced at her mother, then turned around and continued walking towards the station dragging her suitcase.

Kawasaki's mother stood there, watching Saki Kawasaki's back gradually disappear into the darkness, tears streaming down her cheeks and finally dripping onto the asphalt road.

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Ten minutes later, Saki Kawasaki finally arrived at the train station.

Walking into the train station, the dim lights made the waiting room look a bit like the set of a horror movie.

I walked to the counter. Although it was still less than eight o'clock, the lady selling tickets was already drowsy.

Saki Kawasaki knocked lightly on the table.

"Hmm?" The old lady woke up with a start, sat up straight and looked at Kawasaki Saki, then asked in a daze, "What's the matter?"

"Can you give me a ticket to Chiba?" asked Saki Kawasaki.

"*** yen." The old lady stretched out her hand towards Saki Kawasaki.

Saki Kawasaki quickly took out the change she had prepared and put it in the old lady's hand.

After a while, the aunt put a ticket in Saki Kawasaki's hand. She didn't ask Saki Kawasaki why she wanted to take the bus so late.

Saki Kawasaki took the train ticket, found a brightly lit spot in the waiting room and sat down, quietly waiting for the arrival of the train.

Chapter 91 Return to Chiba

She didn't know how long she had been sitting there. When Saki Kawasaki heard someone calling her in a daze, she opened her eyes and looked up, and saw the lady at the ticket counter not far away looking at her.

"The train to Chiba is here. If you don't get on it, it will leave. If you want to go to Chiba again, you have to wait until tomorrow." The aunt said, pointing at the train that would arrive at the station at an unknown time.

"Ah!" Saki Kawasaki exclaimed, then looked at the platform, and sure enough, there was a train parked there.

Saki Kawasaki probably worked for a long time in the afternoon and went through so many things in the evening. She was physically and mentally exhausted. She fell asleep while sitting in the dim environment without noticing.

If the aunt hadn't woken her up in time, she would have overslept and missed the bus, wasting the money she spent on the ticket.

Saki Kawasaki quickly got up, put on her schoolbag and dragged her suitcase towards the train.

When leaving, Saki Kawasaki did not forget to shout to the old lady: "Thank you."

"Get in the car quickly." The aunt waved her hand, signaling Saki Kawasaki to get in the car quickly.

After seeing Saki Kawasaki get on the train, the aunt started to pack up things at the ticket counter. The train to Chiba that Saki Kawasaki just took was the last train of the day. Now that Saki Kawasaki was on the train, she could also go home from get off work.

But when she thought of Saki Kawasaki, the aunt felt strange. Why would such a beautiful girl come to Chiba alone by bus so late at night?

After thinking about it, the aunt couldn't figure it out, so she put the money she collected today into a bag, turned off all the lights in the hall, locked the door and left.

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After Saki Kawasaki got on the bus, she found that there was no one in the car. She didn't think much about it and just found a seat and sat down.

After sitting down, Saki Kawasaki didn't dare to sleep anymore, because an old lady woke her up in the waiting room just now, but here, no one woke her up.

If I fall asleep, I might take the bus directly to the terminal, which would be a place even Saki Kawasaki doesn't recognize me. That would be the end of me.

So Saki Kawasaki took out the envelope her mother gave her from her schoolbag.

After Saki Kawasaki got it, she never checked it out to look at it. Now is a good time to open it and see how much money is inside.

After opening the envelope, Saki Kawasaki could tell at first glance that there was a lot of money in the envelope. After taking it out and counting it carefully, it was 200,000 yen.

This is an ordinary person's monthly salary. If it were when Saki Kawasaki's parents were still working, 200,000 yen would not be a big deal.

But now, Saki Kawasaki guessed that the money came from the rent of the house rented out in Chiba.

After looking at the two hundred thousand for a long time, Saki Kawasaki put them back into the envelope.

After putting the envelope back into her schoolbag, Saki Kawasaki raised her head and stared blankly at the ceiling. She didn't know what to do.

When they arrive in Chiba, Kawasaki Saki guessed that she would find a place to sleep for the night and then go to find Kasugano Yuu the next day.

As for where to live, Saki Kawasaki has also decided where to go.

She went to the small house she rented where she and Kasugano Yuu did that thing before.

When I first rented the place, the landlord said that if I rented it for a year, there would be a big discount, but I couldn't cancel the lease during that year. But even so, it was still worth it, so Yu Kasugano rented it for a year.

Now, only a few months have passed since she and Kasugano Yu rented the house together, and there is still a long time before the lease expires.

What's more, there are quilts and sheets prepared there, everything that can be used, so Saki Kawasaki can live there, and this way she can save some money on housing.

After making up her mind, Saki Kawasaki planned to take the last train as soon as she arrived in Chiba and go to the rental house.

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Saki Kawasaki sat there drowsily. Although she wanted to sleep very much, she still forced herself to stay awake and not let herself fall asleep.

But after a loud noise of steel friction, Saki Kawasaki woke up, shook her head, and stood up.

The horn inside the train also sounded to inform the passengers that Chiba Station had arrived.

Saki Kawasaki patted her cheeks gently, then put on her backpack, dragged her suitcase to the car door and got out.

After getting off the car, the cool air inhaled into Saki Kawasaki's lungs made her feel refreshed.

Then, Saki Kawasaki hurriedly walked out of the train station dragging her suitcase and walked towards the tram station, because if she didn't hurry up, the last bus would be leaving.

Fortunately, the tram station was not far from the train station. Saki Kawasaki took a minute to walk into the tram station and then took the last tram.

Because it was the last bus, there were not many people on the bus. There were some office workers who were carrying briefcases and looked tired.