I Was Just an Only Child Boy, Now I Became One of a Four Quadruplet Sisters - CH 51

Right when I got out of the car I saw a massive mansion in front of me.

It really shows the immense strength of the Tenjouin group.

I thought I got used to seeing mansions. I’ve seen Nishi Yotsutsuji’s mansion and the Sakura Koji’s mansion, but the size of this is making me feel dizzy.

“There is a river going through the garden. . . .And an artificial hill. . .”

“There are so many servants.”

“Look over there! There is a swimming giant red white koi!”

All of the sisters seem to be admiring. They are just muttering their amazement.

Well anyways, that Red white koi. . . It’s a colored koi? . . .That one fish is equivalent to my entire salary in my previous life. . . .

Am I hallucinating? There a bunch of them in the water.

“The four of you. Follow me.”

My father just called for us, completely being unfazed by the glamour. I guess he has seen it many times already. We followed behind him after that.

“Welcome Everybody.”

As we passed through the entrance, a woman with similar features to Tokiwa’s greeted us.

Is this perhaps the Tokiwa’s mother?

As if she may have guessed our questioning. The woman lightly lowered her head and introduced herself.

“Please come in. I am Matsuri(茉莉, aka Arabian jasmine.) . Tokiwa’s mother.”

“I am Nishi Yotsutsuji Takeru. Thank you very much for inviting my daughters. You four, do your greetings.”

After our father’s urging, we each gave a simple greetings. After that my father lowered his head to Matsuri.

“Please treat my daughters well.”

“I understand.”

“With that, excuse me. And you four.”

My father then turned towards us, crouched down to our level and looked us in the eyes.

“Well since I have work to do I have to head back home. Remember what I said, don’t cause problems for others. . .Especially you, Yoru.”

“Why me!? Why am I the one singled out!?”

It seems that the events of this morning have still left an impression on him.

Ignoring Yoru’s barking, he then turned towards us three.

“Asahi,Mahiru, Yuudachi. I entrust Yoru to you.”

“Wait what!? Father!!”

“Well. I’ll pick you guys up tomorrow.”

It seems like Yoru still had something to say, but my father sat up and quickly headed for the exit and left.

“. . . Father hates me. . . .”

“There There. Calm down Yoru-chan.”

“I was only not given permission to bring my teddy bear. . . .”

“. . . You eventually snuck it in anyways”.

“. . . .Yeah, but what kind of person scolds somebody for just trying to bring a teddy bear?”

Yoru became sulky, and puffed out her cheeks. We all averted our eyes.

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“. . . So. What do we do now?”

After that, we were led to a guest room with Tokiwa waiting in there.. We finished up unpacking our luggage and then Mahiru broke the ice.

Well, it’s the first time for my sisters to be at a sleepover. So they don’t really know what to do next.

It can’t be helped. Well because I am a veteran at life I’ll help them out.

“Do you want to play cards?”

“No, it’s common sense to play that after taking a bath. Don’t you know?”

My idea was shot down by Yoru. Common sense? Hey I am new to this.

“Hmm. . . .What to do?. . .”

“Tokiwa-chan, do you have any ideas? We’ll do what you want. . .So just tell us whatever.”

We couldn’t think of anything so Mahiru asked Tokiwa. We then heard “Fufufu” as she smiled at us.

“What do I want?. . . Hmm is that so?. .”

Tokiwa thought about it for a few seconds, and then she clapped her hands, and said- – –

“How about we go to the gymnasium in the basement, and play basketball?”

“That’s a good idea!”

“Let’s do it!”

“Ehh?. . . I need to exercise?. . .”

Asahi and Mahiru who are pretty athletic seemed really happy about that idea. While Yoru who is more. . .not that. Didn’t seem too keen on that idea.

To be honest, I kinda feel the same as Yoru, but I can’t think of other idea so I won’t say anything. So it was decided that we’ll play basketball this afternoon.

. . .Wait, there is a gymnasium in the basement? . . .

It’s pointless to do tsukkomi anymore. I’ll just stay quiet.