𝗯𝘆𝗲! | rindou haitani

❀ 𝗲𝗽𝗶𝗹𝗼𝗴𝘂𝗲 ❀

→ nine years later ←

"MUMMMMMM! DAD AND UNCLE ARE BEING MEAN TO ME." a child's yell came from the garden causing the mother of the child to sigh and stomp out into the garden ready to kick the shit out of her husband and his brother.

she looked around to not the see the duo but she saw her daughter stood in the middle of the garden with a frown on her face. the women crouched down in front of her daughter and wiped the tears that were at her eyes.

her daughter looked exactly like her dad, blonde hair and purple eyes. they were pretty much twins.

"what did they do?" the women asked as she hugged her daughter.

"they told me that haru wouldn't marry me." she grumpily replied, the mother hadn't expected that so a small laugh left her mouth at the thought of her daughter wanting to marry sanzu.

"oh baby, he won't marry you because you are too young..now where has your dad gone?" she softly told the girl, brushing her fingers through the small girl's hair to calm her down from her overworked mood.

"he went into the shed." the little girl pointed towards the shed and in the window two heads dropped down but they had already been spotted by the time they had hidden.

the women grabbed her daughter's hand and they moved towards the shed, the shed door slammed open and the terrified looks of two brothers was the only thing y/n could focus on. she stifled a laughter as she watched how they didn't move in fear that she would snap them in half.

"rin. ran. would you like you to apologise? now." the women told them.

rindou was the first person to apologise, he rushed to his daughter and wrapped his arms around her, "oh sweetheart. we were only joking, haru is too old for you to marry. he's practically an old man, you wouldn't want to marry an old man."

"but mum is married to you." the reply came back, and the mum choked on her laughter as she watched rindou's face drop in horror.

"I'M NOT THAT OLD...Y/N AM I OLD?!" he panicked.

"of course not darling." she smiled as she hugged her daughter who was grinning evilly at her father. that was another thing that made them so alike was the fact she had his humour.

y/n loved her family, it was perfect. everything was perfect. her daughter was growing up im a happy and loving household and she didn't even know about what her father did for a living.

everything was finally perfect.

the end...
thank you for reading bye!