Tokyo: I Sheltered the Homeless girl (1-156).

Summary

In this chapter, Sawayama Haruno observes a tense conversation between Gong Ze Mu Qin and her daughter, Maki. After the women leave, Haruno expresses concern about their family issues, suggesting a different approach to resolve Maki's problems. Gong Ze Mu Qin reflects on her parenting, admitting her shortcomings and recognizing that the dynamics between her daughters are complex. She acknowledges Maki's painful past and agrees that it's better for her to continue living with Haruno than return to an environment that brings her discomfort. As Haruno contemplates their relationship, he realizes he enjoys Maki's dependence on him and vows to support her in overcoming her past. He hints at a hopeful future, promising to bring Maki back to her family when she is ready. Meanwhile, Maki grapples with her feelings about Mana, her twin sister, who appears to be moving on with her life, including having a relationship with Haruno. Maki's jealousy and mixed emotions surface as she prepares to leave her home, packing only a few essentials as she feels drawn to her new life with Haruno. The chapter ends with Maki eager to escape the discomfort of her home, signaling her desire for independence and the possibility of a brighter future with Haruno.

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