A Man Who Cooks For Himself And A High School Girl (WN)

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“Ah, no, it's not that I'm not interested, it's just that my parents forbid me from cooking for myself…”

“H-Ha!? What do you mean?”

“Ahaha~” The girl laughed while putting her hand on the back of her head as I raised my voice in a silly manner.

“I've always been a bit of a lazy cook, and I've always been told, ‘Don't cook, or you'll get hurt’ Something like that.”

“Is that so? Even just making fried eggs?”

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“I was told very strictly that the using fire and bladed utensils were especially forbidden.
That's the condition for being allowed to live alone.”

“So cooking is NG(no good), huh?”

The fact that they used the term “bladed utensils,” rather than “using fire,” was very realistic.
Normally, we would have said “kitchen knife,” but in her case, she could not use a peeler or scissors.

(…It’s understandable if the kid was in elementary school, but isn’t it a bit overprotective to impose such conditions on a high school student?)

I don't know if it's parental love, but it's not worth it in her current situation, where instead of forbidding her to cook for herself, her nutrition is unbalanced.
It would be meaningless if her health is in danger instead of eliminating the fear of her being injured.

(…Hmm? Wait a minute.
That's essentially saying, 'It's not safe if you’re alone’ right?)

Then why not have someone watch her on the side so that she will not get hurt or in danger?

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This way, this girl can eat freshly prepared delicious food while also maintaining a healthy diet, right? Of course, if she's willing to that is.

“…Hey, I'd like to ask you something, if you don't mind?”

“Hmm? Yes, what is it?”

“Do you want me to teach you how to cook? Though, I could only cook really simple thi—”

Before I could finish my sentence, the high school girl who had been sitting in a well-mannered manner leaned forward after banging the table.

“A-Are you sure!?”

“Y-Yeah…”

Seeing her eyes light up, I had no choice but to nod my head in surprise at the unexpected reaction.