[ENGLISH-SUBTITLE] NDRA-039 Mother-in-law, my wife’s food is not good … Reiko Kasumi

Title: NDRA-039 Mother-in-law, my wife’s food is not good… Reiko Kasumi

In a newlywed couple’s second year of marriage, the roles are clearly defined and responsibilities shared. The young woman, working diligently as a housewife to support her husband, has become the backbone of their home. However, there is one aspect that the husband finds difficult to discuss openly—his mother-in-law’s visit.

One evening, after a long day at work, he found himself alone with his mother-in-law, Reiko Kasumi. Her presence was both comforting and challenging as she visited unannounced, bringing with her an air of maturity and experience. The couple had grown accustomed to the traditional roles within their household, but this visit seemed to shift the dynamics slightly.

Discussing the topic at hand, the husband began to voice his concerns about a matter that he felt needed addressing. “Mother-in-law,” he started hesitantly, “I need to talk to you about something,” Reiko responded with a knowing smile, sensing the seriousness of the conversation. The husband continued, “My wife’s food is… not quite what I’m looking for.”

Reiko listened intently, her eyes reflecting understanding and empathy. She knew that every family has its unique challenges, and this one was no different. With a mature approach, she offered some advice, suggesting ways to blend their culinary preferences without causing tension.

The conversation was intense yet respectful, focusing on