He was considering whether to use his poor grades as an excuse to ask Nana not to give Tsunayoshi so much pocket money to buy comic books. Sawada Iemitsu, who was defeated, said: "I will send someone to pick you up tomorrow. Don't pack your things, we will prepare them for you here. Don't tell mom, she will worry."
"I know." Tsunayoshi agreed.
"Okay, give the phone to Mom, I want to talk to her."
It sounds more like a research institute. Tsunayoshi complained and handed the phone to Nana: "Mom, Dad wants to talk to you."
Nana washed her hands and dried them on her apron before answering the phone. Sawada Iemitsu on the other end told Nana that Tsunayoshi would be away for a few days, saying that the boss at her workplace was a nice guy and would let the employees' children come and play for a few days for free to broaden their horizons.
"Is that the very kind old man who came to our house last time?" Nana was still sighing that the boss was so nice.
After hanging up the phone, Nana told Tsunayoshi the good news: "I'm going abroad. Are you happy, Tsuna-kun?"
"A little nervous."
"Don't be nervous. Dad's boss is a very kind old man. He has liked Tsuna-kun since he was a child. Remember to take pictures when you get there. This is Tsuna's first time going abroad." Nana originally wanted to pack Tsunayoshi's luggage, but she stopped when she remembered what Iemitsu said that there was no need to prepare anything. She hummed a song and let Tsunayoshi go play while she continued to clean the kitchen.
Tsunayoshi couldn't remember anything about his childhood.
Liangcai touched Tsunayoshi's head and said, "Don't be afraid, I'm with you."
Tsuna looked at Liangcai, and then became even more worried: "What if they find Liangcai! Like a thermal imaging camera or something."
"It's okay, I'm a fairy and won't be detected by those machines." Liangcai comforted Tsunayoshi for a while, and seeing that the time was almost up, she asked Tsunayoshi to cheer up and practice balancing his hands and feet.
Tsunayoshi cheered up at the thought of doing some cool street dance, but then he saw Liangcai turned the TV to the children's channel, and today's channel was the Little Tiger Dance.
Poor Tsuna tried to turn himself into a sweet fried candy cake and use his big eyes to exchange for a bright conscience, but it was no use.
"Come on, Tsuna, you successfully learned a dance yesterday, didn't you?" Liangcai encouraged Tsunayoshi and looked at him with expectant eyes.
Tsunayoshi, who is not good at refusing, sat obediently in front of the TV, set up the recording first, and did not forget to record the TV series that Nana was watching. It would be Nana's soap opera time soon, and because Tsunayoshi wanted to use the TV, Nana asked Tsunayoshi to record it and watch it during the day.
Tsunayoshi's progress is still very obvious. The tiger dance he learned today is obviously smoother than the kitten dance, and he learned it a little faster.
After dancing, Tsunayoshi went to wash up and go to bed. At night, he had another dream.
After waking up, Tsunayoshi also remembered nothing. He only remembered that he seemed to have grown up and was surrounded by many people and animals. The atmosphere was very happy, but he could not remember what kind of people or animals they were.
He changed out of his pajamas and went to wash up, and was taken away just after finishing his lunch, with Nana waving at Tsuna to have fun.
"Then where are we going?" Tsunayoshi felt a little nervous when he saw the burly man sitting in front of him, especially when he intuitively felt that the cars in front and behind seemed to be just passing by and seemed to be in the same car with them, which made him even more nervous.
The last time I saw this scene, it seemed like it was from some mafia movie!
"Master Sawada, we are about to set off for Italy." The man sitting in the passenger seat had a badge of a gun, bullets and shells on his collar. He looked at Tsunayoshi who was a little nervous behind him and answered respectfully.
Liangcai was also a little nervous. She floated beside Tsunayoshi and didn't even dare to look around. Why did she always feel like she would be discovered? She was clearly invisible.
The senior Vongola advisor who did notice the unfamiliar gaze was a little confused. There was a sight, but no one was there. There was a device in the car that could block the camera. He was puzzled and finally blamed the sight on Tsunayoshi.
He thought it was Tsunayoshi who was secretly observing him.
As the plane took off, Tsunayoshi had a feeling that he might know something extraordinary.
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