Chapter 754: The Sect’s Opinion

In the middle of the night, Kishimoto Masayoshi returned home, and saw that Sakai Rie had not yet gone to bed, so she must have been waiting for herself. There was absolutely no need for her to call out, and he took the initiative to walk towards the other party with his footsteps.

Masayoshi Kishimoto sat down beside her and leaned his back against the back of the sofa, saying, “What is it, hurry up and say it! We can’t sleep until we’re done talking.”

“Yuki gave me a call, she was crying for a long time on the other end of the phone. Takahashi Kazuya’s mom took the initiative to find her, and not only did she have to break up with the two of them, but she also wrote her a cash check.

Not only that, but even made a threat. If Yuki doesn’t take the initiative to break up with Takahashi Kazuya, she might do something unfavorable to Yuki herself, as well as her family.” Sakai Rie truthfully told.

“Did Yuki tell Kazuya about this?” Masayoshi Kishimoto blurted out.

“How could such a thing be told to Kazuya. Do you really think Yuki doesn’t know the difference? If she really told Kazuya Takahashi about this, wouldn’t she be suspected of trying to sow discord between mother and son?

If Kazuya went home and made a scene with his mother, it would only make Takahashi’s mother hate Yuki even more and be even more determined to do something bad to Yuki and her family.” Rie Sakai said seriously.

“By all rights, we shouldn’t get involved in other people’s family matters. However, Yuki is your best BFF, and Kazuya is my best brother.

The matter between the two of them again compels us to help out. You can tell Yuki for me to put her heart inside her chest, that Takahashi’s mom won’t do anything against herself, or her family.” Masayoshi Kishimoto said calmly.

“You’re that sure?” Although Sakai Rie was a new mother, she was more or less still able to understand and read some of Takahashi’s mother’s mind, after all, a mother could be said to be able to do anything for her son.

“Tomorrow happens to be the weekend, so I’ll personally meet with Takahashi’s mom and be the lobbyist myself. More than that, I can’t promise. This one aspect, I still dare to pack my bags.” Masayoshi Kishimoto didn’t joke about it.

“You won’t be able to convince Takahashi’s mom completely, so that Yuki and Kazuya Takahashi can be together?” Rie Sakai said, wanting the best possible outcome.

Masayoshi Kishimoto crossed his legs and asked rhetorically, “You’re happy to let our son marry the daughter of a shabby family?”

“As long as our son is truly in love with that one, I don’t really care. I don’t have any sectarian views.

I wasn’t originally a famous young lady, just the daughter of a small clerk and small business owner in the countryside of Shikoku Kochi Prefecture.” Sakai Rie said frankly.

Masayoshi Kishimoto looked at her sideways, set two thumbs up at her, and smiled, “My wife is just marvelous.

Just because you think so, doesn’t mean that Takahashi’s mom thinks so. She’s the daughter of the Suzuki family, the real deal.

Kazuya, like me, is an only child and has no siblings. How could Takahashi’s mother willingly let her precious son marry the daughter of a ragtag family that no longer has any family background?”

“It’s not like I haven’t thought about this one problem you mentioned. Yuki and Kazuya Takahashi truly love each other, we all know that. If you want to blame it, you can only blame it on the unpredictability of the world.

If only the Mizuhara family hadn’t gone bankrupt. Even if they were to go bankrupt, they would have held out a little longer and waited until the two of them were married before going bankrupt, and there wouldn’t have been such a troublesome matter.” Rie Sakai lamented.

“For a company, for a family to be finished, it’s not something that you can just hold on a little longer if you say so. I believe that Yuki’s father, but there is hope has made attempts, and also used up all the methods that should be used.” Justice Kishimoto said objectively.

Sakai Rie was moving a bit, leaning her body against the back of the sofa and supporting her drooping head with her left hand, she said, “A lover should end up in love.

The reason why love is great, the reason why it is held in high esteem, is because it can completely transcend class and sectarian views.”

“Have you been reading some kind of romance novel lately?” Justice Kishimoto asked as he couldn’t help but laugh.

“Don’t look at me like I’m a second year girl. I know that the possibility of this kind of thing is almost zero in reality, but there’s nothing wrong with the heart’s desire, right?

I’m just going to turn something rotten into something magical. How I managed to marry you in the first place, and now, I’m going to make Yuki manage to marry Kazuya Takahashi.” Rie Sakai vowed.

“We’re not like them, okay? First of all, I’m the early death of my parents. There aren’t any immediate elders above my head, either.

I don’t have to worry about a single anything, and am one hundred percent able to make my own decisions. I’m in love with you, so I can take you as my wife.

Kazuya, no. His parents are both still alive. The pain in front of him is love on one side and family on the other.

If he has to choose between the two, he really doesn’t know what to choose. Even if he were me, I wouldn’t know how to make a good choice.

Secondly, when the hot love between us arose, I hadn’t made a fortune, and my personal career wasn’t like the current one. When Kazuya and Yuki fell in love, the two of them could be said to be the right family.

Nowadays, one family is still the upper class, the dominant (ruling class), while the other family has been reduced to the lowest class, the dominated (ruled class).

The contrast is just too great. It’s like a slave owner and a slave falling in love and wanting to unite, not to mention the fact that it’s never possible, but it’s really S-rated in terms of difficulty.

If they were both in the middle class, one in the upper middle class and the other in the lower middle class, there would not be such a big difference.

After all, everyone is still above the same class, and the essence of classiness has not been altered. It’s just that, economically speaking, one family is better off while the other is worse off.

Finally, as you said yourself, you’re not a famous girl, so you don’t have to think twice.

Takahashi’s mother had to consider her personal pride, the pride of the Takahashi family, and the pride of her mother’s family, the Suzuki family, precisely because she was a famous young lady.

And then, what about those who knew her in high society? Saying that you don’t care about the stares of others is easier said than done.

This will also involve the entanglement of interests. The marriage of the upper class people, not you love me, I love you, so simple. There are times when it’s more like a deal.” Justice Kishimoto analyzed.

“That’s one of the things I hate most about the upper class.” Rie Sakai blurted out.