Ai looked up at Kousuke and corrected him, "The non-alcoholic one should be Ganba."
"Is that so?"
Kōyū scratched his head awkwardly and asked, "I don't know, it should be okay, right?"
Ai rolled her eyes at Kouyu and said, "It's okay. Many families will use non-alcoholic amazake instead. It's just a gesture. People aren't that particular about it now."
Guangyou breathed a sigh of relief and said, "That's good."
"How stupid."
Kouyu didn't hear Ai's soft murmur; his attention was completely drawn to the TV program.
After being here for so long, I've finally found a TV program that's somewhat watchable.
"Finally, there's an interesting show."
Kōyū was engrossed in watching TV and didn't notice that Ai's book pages hadn't been touched in a long time.
Perhaps it was because he was in a good mood today, or perhaps for some other reason, but Guangyou felt that his threshold for laughter had become much lower.
Even though the jokes on TV shows are just so-so, he often can't help but laugh out loud.
Ai looked up and saw the smile on Kōyō's face because of the show, and she smiled faintly in return.
"Alright, your diamond-shaped rice cakes are here."
Akemi placed a plate on the coffee table in front of the sofa, then said to the two of them, "I'm going back to my room for a nap. Please make yourselves at home."
"OK."
After responding, Guangyou focused his attention on the plate.
The delicate tricolor diamond-shaped rice cakes were neatly arranged on a plate, along with two glasses containing a clear liquid.
Kōyū reached out, picked up a piece, turned slightly, and brought it to Ai's lips.
Ai also obediently opened her mouth and ate the diamond-shaped rice cake.
But Kwang-woo suddenly widened his eyes and gasped softly, "Hiss..."
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