169 No, No, She Should Avoid Any Catastrophe!

Kazuya arrived at the city at half-past ten o'clock. It would take him another thirty minutes before he reached the villa.

The dark gray car speedily moved down the road, the bright neon lights were reflected on its roof, bouncing the lights against the surface.

Kazuya silently reminisced the things that occurred in just a day.

From waking up early with the anticipation of bringing his lady to a beach, the plan changed to getting her back safely to her hometown. 

Never did Kazuya expect he would be able to meet Himari's mother today.

"She's still a baby daughter to her mom," Kazuya laughed faintly. The sound of his chuckle echoed inside the car.

Kazuya was reminded of the moment when Himari was crying while hugging her mother in the hospital ward. Although her cries subsided afterward, he was still worried for her.

If her mother suffered from more severe injuries, he doubted that Himari could easily be persuaded.