Chapter 268

What the hell! Is this really my daughter?

Fujiwara Daichi threw away all his past composure and almost let out a curse.

How did my daughter come out of the space?

At this moment, Fujiwara Daichi was completely stunned.

The two old men had also experienced great storms, and their minds reacted instantly.

However, regarding their granddaughter's little scheme, they themselves were not very opposed.

Especially after certain things were laid out before their eyes, they were even less opposed.

"Chika, you're back. How was your weekend trip outside?"

The smile on the old man's face was just like the spring sun.

"Hmm... I saw some things I didn't want to see."

"But this trip involved a lot of experiences; for me, it should count as good growth."

Fujiwara Chika simply summarized this trip.

"Young Lady Fujiwara."

Right after she finished speaking, Hayasaka Ai slowly walked out from the air door behind her.

She first bowed politely to the several elderly men.

"Forgive my rudeness, two old masters."

"In order to bring Young Lady Fujiwara home as soon as possible, I used some improper forms."

The two old men were now speechless.

This improper form was indeed enough to scare a person to death.

"No harm done; just bringing Chika back is enough."

There was no dignity on the old man's face; he was like an ordinary elder.

But those who knew this old man well understood that except in front of his granddaughter, he was full of dignity at all other times.

However, seeing this magical scene before his eyes made him understand: do not place so-called dignity above unknown powers.

Hayasaka Ai bowed slightly, then turned sideways to face Fujiwara Chika.

"Young Lady Fujiwara, since you have arrived, I will take my leave first."

"Mm, thank you for your trouble, Hayasaka."

0 flowers requested

"Remember to send my regards to Kaguya when you get back."

"I will."

Then a round door opened behind Hayasaka Ai, and she slowly walked backward into another dimension.

At the moment the door closed, her figure completely disappeared from this space.

This scene was quite stimulating to the heart.

"Mysterious..."

The dignity on the old man's face returned; looking again at his lovely granddaughter, his face once more regained its original kindness and benevolence.

"I didn't expect my granddaughter to encounter such things."

"Changing schools again, and going on a weekend vacation with her, it's all because of this, right?"

"Having someone send you back in this form—is it because you're afraid your grandfather and I won't allow you to go out?"

"Hehe~"

Fujiwara Chika put down her luggage and cheerfully came to her grandfather's side.

"What are you talking about? I never worry that Grandpa won't let me go out; I'm worried that Dad won't let me go out."

"Grandpa and Grandfather treat me the best; how could they not let me go out?"

"It's because they're worried I'll encounter danger outside."

These words sounded especially comfortable, especially coming from his own granddaughter's mouth.

The two old men's moods improved.

What this granddaughter said was pleasant to hear, unlike that blockhead who couldn't even speak properly.

"Chika, you're right; your grandfather and I have never restricted your activities."

"We are more worried about you encountering some dangers, like the drug dealers this time."

"It's just that your father is no good; he keeps telling your grandfather and me every day that your outings should be restricted."

"!?"

Fujiwara Daichi looked at his own father in shock; this inexplicable black pot was being dumped on him.

From the very beginning, he had been shielding his daughter from disaster; he had never said in front of his father that he wanted to restrict his daughter's outings.

This black pot was inexplicably dumped on his head.

At this moment, Fujiwara Daichi felt like he was the scapegoat, and not even his own father's biological son.

Otherwise, why would he have to take the blame for his daughter's matters every time?

Not only did he take the blame for his daughter, but now he also had to take the blame for his father-in-law and his own father.

PS: New book launched, requesting data.