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‡ Chapter 51- got a problem
₊˚ෆ 𝙈𝘼𝙉𝙃𝘼𝙏𝙏𝘼𝙉 𝙉𝙀𝙒𝙔𝙊𝙍𝙆
April 3rd 📍Andes Rd Tuesday
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Two months later.
"Come on girls, get up, clean up; it's cleaning day!" Geto opened the window, the sun beaming on their eyes. Nanako groaned, covering her head with the covers. "Can't we just do it later?" She mumbled from under the covers, her voice muffled and filled with reluctance.
"Nope, we got stuff to do, we still have to visit court so I can officially adopt y'all." Geto fixed his hair and his shirt. Nanako finally relented and slowly emerged from under the covers, her eyes squinting against the bright sunlight. "Alright, alright, I'm getting up. But you owe me breakfast for this."
Geto chuckled and nodded. "You got it, your choice. Now let's get to cleaning. The sooner we finish, the sooner we can enjoy the day." Mimiko was already dressed, and her cleaning was done.
Nanako dusted the shelves and furniture, occasionally pausing to check her phone for messages from friends. "No phone yet!" Geto scolded her, pointing to her phone. "You can have it back when we're done. No distractions during cleaning time."
Nanako sighed, but she knew Geto was right. She placed her phone out of reach and focused on the task at hand, dusting and tidying up the living room.
Mimiko was feeding the dogs and making sure they had fresh water. The dogs wagged their tails in appreciation, knowing they were well taken care of in this loving household. Once they finished cleaning the living room and the kitchen, Geto fixed them up and helped them put their cleaning supplies away.
"Good job, let's go now," he said, ruffling their hair. As they made their way to the courthouse, the sense of completion and joy was palpable. "After this, Gojo asked everyone to meet him up at that rage room on Fifth Street."
