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For a man like Satoru who teases a lot, one would expect him to be quick with his comebacks, but apparently, he wasn't quick enough when it came to your little brother.
Satoru's jaw hung low as he faced the little boy who was standing across from him with folded arms and an expression of clear disdain.
Arriving at Tsuji territory, you and your husband to be were greeted with the excited faces of clan members, warm hugs from your parents and higher ranking clan members however, Satoru's experience differed greatly as soon as he met Hitomi.
"So, this is the man you are willing to give Y/n away to. I find it difficult to believe that he is a part of the most prestigious clan." Hitomi started as soon as he was given the opportunity to see Satoru. "As a man of such a background, one would think you'd know to remove those ridiculous glasses in the presence of another clan heir."
"Hitomi." You quickly stepped in, not because you cared about protecting Satoru's feelings, you did so as to save Hitomi from the possible punishment he might face for going any further.
"He's quite the handful." Satoru grumbled as he turned over to your parents, flashing them a crooked smile.
"Please forgive him. He's merely a boy." Your father intervened, discreetly shoving your mother to attend to the intruding boy, to which your mother was quick to beckon Hitomi out of the room.
"Ahem, I hope you settle in well here, Young Master Satoru. After you've unpacked, please do join us in the evening for the festivities being held in both your honors." Mr. Tsuji recited. "Your bedroom will be in the west of the estate. Allow me."
With that said, F/n began leading you and the white-haired male to the west of the estate. Strutting through the estate was more than enough to bring you into a state of serenity. The familiar earthiness embedded into every bit of the building uprooted a plethora of fresh memories of all the time you've spent here. The trees and flowers every few steps, the mini fountains and vibrant greenery, it was all so refreshing.
