Bab 135: Great-Grandpa Said, A Man Shouldn't Be Petty

Kyoya's lingering hangover had completely subsided by the time he was getting ready to go out to work. Even so, his little wife kept on reminding him to take it easy to avoid him having any headache.

"Don't forget to take a break in between your working hours," Shouko repeated the same words she would always tell him before going to work. Her fingers were deftly tying the man's necktie around his collar, "Let's have some nabeyaki udon¹ tonight, how's that sounds?"

Shouko found a collection of earthenware pots in the kitchen. She was immediately thought of making nabeyaki udon someday. It would be a perfect dish during a cold autumn night!

Her mind had already made up to prepare a lot of crispy tempura to eat with the dish. She planned to add lots of leafy greens and mushrooms as well.