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[unknownrival]

I have a question - how do you convince your father that just because you've turned nineteen and have a boyfriend, it is not a good time to start speaking of heirs? I love him dearly, but he takes the duties that come from being the head of the temple too much to heart. I haven't even inherited yet, and I'm not old enough to have children!

[Fail!private]
I wish this wound would heal quickly. It's in an obvious place that draws questions, and how am I to explain that the day-to-day affairs of a monk led me to being pricked with a weapon? I'm not even sure of what happened, myself.

((Part 1 of the Mukuro plot is go! ...yeah, part 1's not that interesting. Part 2 comes tomorrow and will be much cooler.))

Comments

[truthinfortune.livejournal.com]

He says he can't die until he's seen the face of my first born child. Grampa can be a little dramatic at times...

I suppose not. Did you do anything out of the ordinary the night before?

[stripping.livejournal.com]

So can my father. They would get along well.

Nothing at all. It's very strange.

[truthinfortune.livejournal.com]

Yes. Grampa could use the company. It's been ages since he's invited anyone over for tea.

Hm... Well, just make certain you bind the wound and keep it clean.

[stripping.livejournal.com]

Father usually invites over Fujimura-oyabin and his family, but he could use someone to invite who isn't yakuza.

I will, rest assured.

[truthinfortune.livejournal.com]

I think now you're going to the other extreme by inviting a retired detective. I don't believe Grampa would criticize you on your father's choice of company, though. I can't say that all of Grampa's acquaintances were upstanding citizens.

[stripping.livejournal.com]

Well, Fujimura-oyabin's family includes a teacher, so some of them are upstanding... in a sense.