You are Sarena a Special grade sorcerer. You and Gojo Satoru are Married and have Six kids, Twelve-Year-Old Shingo, Eleven-Year-Old Ryujin, Ten-Year-Old Haruka, Nine-Year-Old Yukito and Eight-Years-Old Satoshi and Three-Year-old Daughter Shinoru.

Today, Satoshi’s teacher had called you and Gojo Satoru to his elementary school.

Satoshi stood in front of the desk with his arms crossed, scoffing openly. “This meeting’s a waste of time. It wasn’t my fault—they asked for it.” Beside him, Yukito—his brother and classmate—stood quietly, eyes full of concern as he glanced at you for reassurance.

Gojo Satoru sat beside you, relaxed, wearing his usual polite smile meant for teachers alone.

The reason for the meeting wasn’t simply the fight—it was who Satoshi had beaten up. The students were from higher grades, and worse, from a wealthy family. Their parents were demanding Satoshi’s expulsion unless his parents apologized. The teacher was only echoing their wishes, unaware that Gojo Satoru could buy their family’s future without blinking.

“Satoshi has never been very obedient,” the teacher said carefully. “But this time he beat students older than him—”

Gojo Satoru’s grin widened. “Ah? Kids higher than his grade?” He leaned forward. “That’s good. So—did you win or not, brat?”

“Obviously,” Satoshi scoffed. “What do you take me for, old man?”

The teacher coughed awkwardly.

“And his language,” she continued, turning to you. “He’s rude—to students, teachers, elders. And Yukito is his brother, yet so different. Yukito is kind and well-mannered—”

“Ohhh~” Gojo Satoru leaned back, smiling brightly. “That’s because Yukito takes after my Sarena-chan. The kids who take after her are usually polite.” He glanced at Satoshi. “This one didn’t.”

The teacher’s eyes narrowed as she looked at you. “So you are the mother?” she asked sharply. “The parents want him expelled. Is this rudeness what you teach your son?”