Ke Xuezhuo's son-in-law

Chapter 659: Black Organization Reunion: Mary in Action
"Do you really want to go?"

Before school in the afternoon, Hongye asked Fujiwara with some concern. After all, anyone would find it strange to have an argument with someone for no reason, and besides, she didn't want to see her husband get too entangled with other girls.

Fujiwara has a talent in kendo that cannot be ignored. But what Hongye doesn't want to see is that the unprovoked fight makes Fujiwara fall into unnecessary disputes.

"Where are you going?" Fujiwara raised his eyebrows slightly, looking a little surprised. He put down the book in his hand and looked at Hongye's face, seeming to be looking for an answer. Hongye's eyes were firm, as if Fujiwara already had the answer in his heart.

"Are you talking about whether I will have a kendo duel with that Tie Zhuyu?" A smile appeared on Fujiwara's lips, and his tone was relaxed, as if he didn't care about this unknown duel.

Hongye bit her lower lip lightly, with a trace of eagerness in her eyes. She was obviously not satisfied with Fujiwara's vague answer, so she asked narrowly, "Yes, so what are you going to do?"

Fujiwara stood up and walked slowly to the window. The sun was shining brightly outside, casting warm light spots. "I don't care," he said lightly, then turned around and leaned against the window frame, looking at the red leaves with half-squinted eyes, "But you seem to care, what do you think?"

His wife has always been very sensitive, so Fujiwara knew that she would think too much.

Hongye stepped forward and stood in front of Fujiwara, "To be honest, I don't want anyone to disturb you, but I don't want you to be timid..."

Fujiwara's smile deepened. He reached for a pen on the table and gently rotated it between his fingers. "Really?" His eyes stayed on Hongye's face for a moment, and then he said easily, "Then just watch and see how I can win easily." He paused and frowned slightly, "It's just That girl seems to know you, and I'm afraid that if we start to fight, it will be a bit awkward for you to meet in the future..."

Fujiwara's figure stood out, wearing a school uniform and walking calmly. His arrival seemed to be a signal for this duel.

Hongye can guess that Fujiwara will definitely be cool...

"Don't worry, just go ahead and do it. I will always be by your side."

Hongye wanted to retort and accompany him in, but Fujiwara just smiled and shook his head, indicating that she didn't need to worry.

She could only stand outside the door, her eyes full of reluctance.

"Aren't you going to change your clothes?"

Fujiwara took a deep breath, opened the door and walked in. The atmosphere in the classroom was tense and solemn, and everyone's eyes were focused on the girl kneeling under the sword dojo. Her eyes were determined, obviously ready for the upcoming confrontation.

"Wait for me for a while." Fujiwara turned to Hongye and said, his voice firm but gentle.

She looked at him quietly, knowing in her heart that with her status, she didn't have to worry about these little things.

When Hongye heard this, a flash of surprise flashed in her eyes, and then it turned into emotion. She smiled softly and shook her head, thinking that Fujiwara actually took her feelings into consideration.

After school, Fujiwara and Hongye came to the door of the Kendo Club together. The door was already crowded with curious students, and there was a lot of chatter, but the crowd quickly dispersed under the stern expulsion of everyone from the Kendo Club.

"No, there is no need to prepare at all when facing an opponent like you..."
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A minute later, Fujiwara walked out of the kendo club, the sound of the wooden sword still echoing in his ears. Within a minute, he had already decided the winner at the point of the sword. Such an easy victory brought a proud smile to his lips.

Hongye stood nearby, his eyes full of pride. Amid the whispers and envious looks of his classmates, Fujiwara took Momiji's hand and they walked through the crowd together and were greeted by a black luxury car.

In the car, Fujiwara and Momiji sat very close to each other, their shoulders touching.

"Okay, it's done." Fujiwara turned around and looked at Hongye with relief in his eyes. "Want to celebrate?" Hongye suggested, hugging Fujiwara's arm.

Fujiwara smiled, "Do you want to celebrate this too?" As he said that, Fujiwara's phone vibrated. Fujiwara calmly took out his phone and took a look, but his eyes changed and his face suddenly darkened.

"Of course you do. You have gained face in front of so many people today, so you must celebrate it. Moreover, today is the first day for the two of us to go to school together..."

Momiji, who didn't notice Fujiwara's abnormal mood, was still thinking about the celebration party in the evening.

Fujiwara looked at the rapidly retreating scenery outside the window, but he was thinking about another thing.

"Okay, I can do that, but I have something to take care of." Fujiwara suddenly said to the driver, "Please take me to Kansai Ki-in."

Hongye immediately frowned, turned to him, and asked with some surprise: "Where are you going? Are there any games recently?"

Fujiwara didn't look directly into her eyes. His gaze fell on himself reflected in the car window and said calmly: "The shogi celebrity ranking match is about to begin. There seems to be a new arrangement at the chess academy."

After hearing this, Hongye lowered his eyes slightly. After thinking for a moment, he said softly: "Then you go about your business first. I'll go home and wait for you."

However, Fujiwara's mind was elsewhere. He knew that the situation in Tokyo was urgent. Mary was about to attack the black organization, and he had to rush back as soon as possible.

But before that
Fujiwara suddenly approached Hongye, his movements were quick and gentle, and he gently pressed a kiss on her cheek.

Hongye's face turned red, obviously she didn't expect Fujiwara to make such a move at this time. Fujiwara smiled and walked into the chess court with a smile.

Hongye watched Fujiwara leave in the car and then asked the driver to drive back.

Fujiwara's expression turned serious after confirming Momiji's departure on the glass of the Kiyuan Building. He quickly walked out of the chess court to the side of the road and hailed a taxi. He got into the taxi and told the driver: "Please get to the nearest train station as soon as possible."

Fujiwara sat upright in the car, without any fluctuation in his expression. The air in the car seemed to freeze due to his nervousness. The driver occasionally caught a glimpse of Fujiwara's face through the rearview mirror and could feel the suffocating determination.

When the train station arrived, Fujiwara paid the fare without any hesitation. He quickly passed through the crowd and found the ticket vending machine. The fingertips moved quickly on the touch screen, and in just a moment, the ticket was in hand. Fujiwara immediately called home without stopping.

"Beep beep..."

Ringed three times, no one answered.

They passed by without thinking that it must have been Mary's attention.

Fujiwara boarded the train bound for Tokyo and found his seat. He closed his eyes the moment he sat down. His breathing slowly calmed down, but the fire in his heart burned brighter.

"Why didn't she tell me in advance..."

(End of this chapter)