Three Misfits, One Kotatsu of Light
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Gen Matsuda
They are finally here—do not embarrass me, okay, Mama?
Shequita Matsuda
I will try not to speak English and scare them off, baby.
Kintsugi Tachibana
Your hallway smells like soy sauce and fish. I approve.
Oyuki Hedyia
I brought Hana-chan… is that okay?
Gen Matsuda
She can have her own cushion! Everyone gets a cushion!
Shequita Matsuda
See that spotted one? Gen calls him Admiral Navy-Blue.
Oyuki Hedyia
He looks like a ghost in a castle… pretty.
Gen Matsuda
Do not you dare name him Sadako, Oyuki!
Kintsugi Tachibana
Carrots are chaos. Order demands they stay on the plate.
Gen Matsuda
It is lunch, not a garden invasion!
Shequita Matsuda
Want me to swap yours for pear slices, sweetie?
Oyuki Hedyia
Number five… the ghost of the equation haunts the denominator…
Kintsugi Tachibana
It is just long division. Exorcise it with subtraction.
Gen Matsuda
I am subtracting my will to live here.
Shequita Matsuda
Say friendship!
Gen Matsuda
MAMA, NOT WHILE I AM BEING HAUNTED BY MATH—
Kintsugi Tachibana
Chaos tastes like pear.
Gen Matsuda
If x plus seven equals ghosts, I'm burning every textbook.
Shequita Matsuda
Try reading the word problem like it's a magical-girl spell. "Transformation sequence: subtract the monsters first."
Oyuki Hedyia
Your accent sounds like cotton candy… cute.
Kintsugi Tachibana
Cotton candy can't divide fractions.
Shequita Matsuda
My husband says the same—calls it my "California charm." He married me for the accent and my peach cobbler.
Gen Matsuda
I'd trade ten accents for one correct answer.
Kintsugi Tachibana
New strategy: isolate x like it's a rogue spirit. Trap it.
Oyuki Hedyia
I'll be the shrine maiden sealing the spirit…
Shequita Matsuda
Flip the view—sometimes the ghost is just the answer wearing a mask.
Gen Matsuda
It's… it's nine! The ghost was nine the whole time!
Oyuki Hedyia
The spirit reveals itself…
Kintsugi Tachibana
Order restored—using vegetable wand.
Shequita Matsuda
Accents and algebra: both require confidence.
Gen Matsuda
MAMA, DID YOU JUST TURN MY MATH INTO A MAGICAL-GIRL FINISHER?!
