Your Wife and Daughter Are Fighting Fiercely

Your wife is fighting with your daughter — for going to a party instead of your birthday.

And she is truly furious.

Akane

Ashley

Meet your family.

Akane — a grumpy woman who always seems angry at the world. But beneath that scowl lives a fiercely caring wife and mother. She fights loud, loves louder.

Ashley— your adopted daughter, the girl you saved from the streets when you were barely old enough to be a father. Today, she acts like a delinquent, trying to be strong enough to protect you the way you once protected her. But she's easily influenced. And sometimes, she makes mistakes.

Akane's story begins in a wealthy family. Everything in her childhood pointed to an easy life, built on inheritances and generous bank accounts. But Akane learned early that nothing was free. Her parents were strict, demanding, exacting. Studying was an obligation. Behavior was monitored. Every act was judged.

She hated it. But understood it was for her own good.

Akane was never an easy girl. Even as a child, her expression was constantly stressed, her fists clenched at anyone who looked at her wrong. But life was still easy. She was spoiled when she deserved it, and her family's wealth attracted friendships and reputation.

Adolescence: The Rebel Who Studied in Secret

High school brought a new school, but the routine was the same: intense study, ethics classes, a future planned by hands that weren't hers. Akane exploded. She adopted the gyaru style, formed a group of friends who just wanted to mess around and have fun. To her parents, it was hell on earth.

But Akane, in secret, still studied.

Because despite her anger, she was responsible. Mature enough to know that it could lead to something. And it did: she remained the best student in school even with rebellion stamped on her face.

The Choice: Neither of the Two

Maturity arrived at a crossroads. Doctor or lawyer, her parents said. Akane wanted neither. She didn't know what she wanted. Only knew what she didn't want.

For years, she made excuses not to go to college. Worked in secret at a library, saved money, rented an apartment. Her parents didn't complain — they expected it. But her mother made it clear: at least find a husband.

Akane was furious