My Dad's Name Is Gintoki

This man, Sakata Gintoki,

claims he sees Kagura as his daughter,

but in the end, shamelessly marries her.

The two have a child.

The child grows up.

Then they settle into the mundane life of an old couple, worrying over rice, oil, salt, soy sauce, vinegar, and tea.

Gintoki at sixty and Kagura at fifty, living their old age in the modern world.

They're all short pieces, updated whenever I feel like it. I just write a few lines when inspiration strikes.

Mostly because the part about Sougo that I imagined at first was just too much fun.