Chapter 894

"You're lying!" Takahashi Junichi held the dagger and kept trembling.

Oga Shin'ya's father said: "I'm really not lying to you, Mr. Takahashi! These things can be known just by checking carefully."

Takahashi Junichi said somewhat brokenly: "Our boss wasn't such a useless person. He got up early every morning, worked until late at night, and tirelessly mentored me, his apprentice. How could he..."

"Takahashi Junichi," Akaso Kaze waved his hand, and the dagger immediately flew out of his hand.

"Arguing about this now is meaningless. Even if the truth is as you say, Lady Myo's crimes don't deserve death. I will help Katori Akane pay off her debts. You should turn yourself in; it might reduce your sentence."

"I..." Takahashi Junichi slowly held his head and knelt on the ground.

"Hideyu, you accompany Mr. Takahashi to the police station."

Old Lady Oga Myo watched Ikeda Hideyu and Takahashi Junichi leave and bowed to Akaso Kaze.

"I'm really sorry to have made you laugh at us. Your commission has been completed. Our family's bank will help Katori Akane waive all her debts."

Akaso Kaze was noncommittal.

He didn't care about such a small amount of money at all.

Oga Myo seemed to see Akaso Kaze's displeasure and said with her head lowered: "Lord Akaso, I've troubled you this time. Please play at the resort for a few more days; we will provide for your food and lodging. We will head back first."

Oga Miwa wanted to say something else, but Oga Myo pulled her.

The family just left like that.

Akaso Kaze actually appreciated this old lady; she knew when to advance and retreat and understood social etiquette.

Katori Akane looked at him and stammered: "Lord, Lord Akaso, I didn't know you were such a powerful person..."

Akaso Kaze smiled, "How am I powerful?"

Katori Akane was stunned, not quite understanding what he meant.

Akaso Kaze teased her deliberately: "I helped you pay off your debts, so shouldn't you be considered my woman now?"

Katori Akane blushed and lowered her head.

Seeing the wedding dress on her body, she hurriedly said: "Oh my, I'm still wearing the wedding dress. Mr. Akaso, you go out for a moment, I'll take it off."

"Why take it off?"

Akaso Kaze locked the door with the Hand of the Void.

"This, this wedding dress is..."

Katori Akane couldn't go on.

Because Akaso Kaze had already picked her up and placed her on the table.

"Mr. Akaso~"

The woman's voice was sweet and greasy, with tenderness, with pity, with pleading.

Unfortunately, Akaso Kaze was a flower-plucker.

If a flower has bloomed, it must be plucked.

The delicate white flower bloomed on the table.

Akaso Kaze plucked it gently.

The flower swayed, and a drop of dew dripped from the petals.

Late at night, it was time for fireworks to bloom again.

In front of the floor-to-ceiling window, the scenery outside was the same as last night, but the state of mind was completely different.

Katori Akane's little face was flushed red.

The fireworks shone through the glass window, casting colorful light on her face.

"Mr. Akaso, I didn't know you were such a powerful person..."

Akaso Kaze smiled again, "How am I powerful?"

Katori Akane pouted coquettishly: "You only know how to bully me~ No, don't do this, people outside will see."

Akaso Kaze smiled without saying a word.

With magic, no one could see.

But saying it out loud made the girl less nervous.

Being so nervous... is quite good.

"Eh, that seems to be Ms. Miwa."

Katori Akane said, panting.

Akaso Kaze looked down.

It really was.

Oga Miwa was standing in a very obvious place below.

She seemed to be waiting for something.

"Mr. Akaso, let her come up."

"Hmm? You're not jealous?"

"I, I can't take it anymore..."

Akaso Kaze picked up Katori Akane; the girl's body had gone limp, and she really had no strength left.

He had no choice but to put her on the bed.

Katori Akane fell asleep quickly.

Akaso Kaze put on his clothes and went downstairs.

"Ms. Miwa, why are you here?"

Akaso Kaze asked with a cold face.

Oga Miwa lowered her head, "I'm sorry, Lord Akaso, I didn't know it was you at the time, so my attitude was somewhat disrespectful."

Akaso Kaze smiled slightly.

"It's nothing, I'm a very magnanimous person."

As he spoke, he walked toward the lake, which was the best place to watch the fireworks.

"Lord Akaso, please forgive me," Oga Miwa was about to cry, "Grandmother said that if you don't forgive me, she will kick me out of the house."

Akaso Kaze looked at her in confusion.

Is it that exaggerated?

She didn't seem to have done anything to me.

"Alright, I forgive you," he said casually.

"Did you really forgive me?" Oga Miwa's eyes shone with crystal-clear light.

"Then, come over here."

Just as they passed a grove, Oga Miwa pulled Akaso Kaze behind a tree and handed him a branch.

Looking at the woman who turned her back to him, Akaso Kaze couldn't help but be a bit stunned.

"What are you doing?"

Oga Miwa pleaded: "Please, Grandmother said that if you don't punish me severely, it doesn't count as forgiveness. You, even if you hit me a few times..."

"This..."

Akaso Kaze was not a cruel person.

Making him hit a woman was really hard to do.

"Please, just do it for my own good."