"I like it very much," Chi Feichi closed the box. "Seeing this gift, even if you tease me with so many gift boxes early in the morning, I won't be angry anymore."
He said this not to make Hideya Karasuma happy, but because he really liked this gift.
As the heir to the family of the top leader of Umbrella, he can usually spend a lot of money to buy things that interest him. Before seeing this gift, he didn't think any gift could surprise him, but this signet ring
Did it.
Whether it is the Chi family, the Field family, the Karasuma family, or Umbrella, they are all existences that he will care about in this world and will be proud of because of their development and prosperity.
When these existences are turned into patterns, forming a pattern that belongs to him and is engraved on the ring, his concern and pride seem to be injected into the ring. It is difficult for him not to like such a ring.
When Karasuma Hideya heard Chi Feichi express his satisfaction, the smile on his face became even stronger. He didn't care whether Chi Feichi made fun of him, "It seems that my taste in choosing gifts is pretty good..."
Jane walked out of the kitchen with a tray, smiled and placed the two pieces of food in front of the two of them. Seeing that there was no one else in the room, she called out the name she was used to calling, "Master, Merry Christmas! Master Fei Chi, Merry Christmas!"
"
"The same goes for you, Merry Christmas." Karasuma Hideya responded with a smile in a good mood.
"Merry Christmas, Jane," Chi Feichi also responded to Jane. He looked at the food Jane put in front of him and was silent for a moment. "I'm very grateful for your help in preparing food early in the morning, but we must eat this this morning.
? It’s too ugly.”
The pile of brown food on the plate looked like a mixture of ingredients kneaded into a ball. He remembered that it was called Christmas pudding. It was made with plums, bread crumbs, raisins, eggs, spices, and wine. The taste was not particularly unpleasant, but
Using such ugly-looking food for breakfast will make him feel a sense of disparity.
In a festival that his grandfather attaches so much importance to, can't we eat something good? Although this is a tradition...
"I don't really like eating this either," Karasuma Hideya said with a gentle smile, "But today is Christmas, and Christmas pudding is a traditional food that can bring luck, so you should eat a little bit!"
Chi Feichi nodded to give in, "Ok."
Good, traditional British food…
Jane poured high-alcohol brandy on the Christmas pudding and lit a fire on the wine. "There are other breakfasts in the kitchen. If you don't like this, I will bring you other food later."
Chi Feichi felt a lot better when he heard that there was other food. After the wine on the plate burned, he took two bites of the pudding on the plate, dug out the sixpence coins in the pudding with a spoon, and took out the coins.
Set it aside and put the spoon down once you have completed this 'holiday luck ritual'.
Jane put a sixpence coin, which represented luck, in both puddings. Chichi Feichi and Karasuma Hideya took a few symbolic bites, dug out the coins from the pudding and put down their spoons, knowing that neither of them liked it very much.
Planting food, feeling a little funny in his heart, he stepped forward and took away the two Christmas puddings, "Wait a minute, I will bring the other breakfasts right away."
After Jane entered the kitchen, Grenz walked into the dining room with a stack of newspapers, placed the newspapers on the dining table, and then left again.
"There will be many Christmas plays performed at the Grand Theater in Yokohama today," Hideya Karasuma picked up a play flyer from the top of the newspaper and placed it in front of Chi Feichi, "You can see if there are any that you are interested in."
Repertoire…”
Chi Feichi lowered his eyes and looked at the play flyer.
The Yokohama Grand Theater has a full schedule of Christmas plays today.
"A Christmas Carol", "The Nutcracker", "White Christmas", "The Snowman", "The Nativity"...
From 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., the Grand Theater is only closed for two hours at noon, and there are repertoire performances scheduled at other times.
"A Christmas Carol" was originally based on a book written by the British writer Charles Dickens, and was later adapted into a stage play. The story tells the story of a cold, selfish and stingy boss who met three Christmas spirits and "spirits of the past" at Christmas.
'Let the boss see the scene when he was cared for by his relatives when he was a child, and the scene when he was an apprentice and the good boss sang and danced with his employees at Christmas. The 'Spirit of the Present' took the boss to the home of a subordinate and let the boss see the subordinate.
There is no turkey at home, no Christmas gifts, but the whole family is happy. The 'spirit of the future' allows the boss to see his lonely future without relatives and friends after old age. Under the influence of the three Christmas spirits, the stingy boss finally wakes up.
, and since then he has become a charitable person who no longer exploits his employees.
This is a classic story about "good elves helping bad guys become good guys". Because the story is set on Christmas, it has become a popular Christmas program... It can be ruled out first.
The Karasuma family is a long-established capitalist family, and his grandfather has nothing to do with charity. It seems too hypocritical for him and his grandfather to go to this show.
Capitalists will only invest in this kind of drama to deceive other people, but they will not deceive themselves.
Among the remaining plays, "White Christmas" is a story about young men and women, and is more suitable for couples to watch together. "The Nativity" is too religious, and fanatics may appear in the theater. If someone in the theater says, 'The Lord is
He may feel uncomfortable with extreme remarks such as "The Only God". Even though Christmas itself is a festival celebrating the birth of Jesus, in his eyes, it is just a festival celebrated with his grandfather, and he still does not want to encounter those religious
People, therefore, there is no need to consider these two plays for the time being.
"The Nutcracker" and "The Snowman" are both fairy tale-style stage plays, which are more suitable to watch with the children at home, but compared with other plays, these two plays do not seem to be bad...
"What do you think of "Snowman"?" Chi Feichi screened it and raised his head to ask Karasuma Hideya for his opinion, "It seems not bad to listen to some light music during the festival."
Jane came out of the kitchen with breakfast: "..."
Could it be that the young master, who is usually such a calm and serious person, is more interested in fairy tale stage plays?
"Since you are interested in this play, let's go see this play today," Hideya Karasuma didn't think the play was childish. He agreed with a smile and looked at the play list in front of Chi Feichi, "This play has a show at three o'clock in the afternoon.
For this performance, I asked someone to reserve a box on the second floor of the theater. After watching the stage play in the afternoon, we will come back for dinner..."
After breakfast, Chi Feichi and Karasuma Hideya did not stay in the house all the time.
Ikefeichi helped Karasuma Hideya disguise himself as an ordinary-looking old man in his early sixties. He continued to disguise himself while drinking raki. The two of them took a car together to go to a commercial street in Yokohama where a Christmas event was being held.
We spent the morning in the streets and had lunch at a restaurant. In the afternoon we took a bus directly to the Yokohama Grand Theater. After watching the stage play, we returned to a secluded English-style bungalow and had a meal together with roast goose.