Suguru shot a glance towards the persistent voice that had been uttering that annoying phrase repeatedly. He's always prided himself on maintaining a certain level of composure, but there are moments when even he found it difficult to keep his irritation in check. Case in point: that incessant repetition of a single, utterly nonsensical phrase

He had grown accustomed to many things, but being called "mommy" was certainly not one of them. It wasn't just a one-time slip of the tongue either; it seemed to be a recurring theme lately, and it was starting to grate on his nerves.

At first, he brushed it off as some sort of joke, assuming it would stop eventually. But it persisted, and each time those words were uttered, it felt like a tiny needle pricking at his composure. Why on earth was he being called "mommy"? He couldn't fathom the reason behind it, and frankly, he didn't want to.

He attempted to ignore it, to carry on with his duties as if nothing was amiss. But it seemed like the more he tried to suppress it, the more frequently he heard those dreaded words. It was as if the universe was conspiring against him, intent on driving him to the brink of madness.

True, he did possess a nurturing nature, especially when it comes to those he cares about. Mimiko and Nanako have always held a special place in his heart, and he's taken it upon himself to look after them as best he can. But to be likened to a mother figure by others? Was it some misguided attempt at humor, or perhaps an odd expression of endearment? Maybe he misunderstood and there was another reason… But he really doesn't get it.

With a sigh, Suguru addresses the issue at hand, his voice carrying a subtle edge of exasperation. "Could you please stop calling me mommy?" The words escape his lips, carrying with them a blend of mild irritation and bemusement. Despite Suguru's attempt at a smile, his eyes betray his annoyance, twitching ever so slightly as he address the culprit.