My Wife Is in Another World Every Time I Come Home

In this life, aside from the peace of Yokohama, the thing Teacher Natsume worries about most is his two disciples. The senior disciple is all right, but the junior one... Teacher is always having to bail him out of the police station. Unwilling to lose face, the old gentleman comes up with an old-fashioned solution: matchmaking! Find his disciple a wife to keep him in line! However... "Professor Rimbaud is away on a business trip." "Professor Rimbaud is chaperoning a school trip." "Professor Rimbaud took her son out to visit a friend." "Professor Rimbaud... Anyway, she's not here." Mori, chairman of the Mori Company: ... [An IF within an IF, just to make sure none of you can have your IF!] Also known as "Who's the Real Lackey Here?" and "Every Day I Come Home to Find My Wife Cheating on Me" The couple: "Widowed" "French Professor" Miss Rimbaud and "Retired" "Private Physician" Mr. Mori My own upcoming story, expected to start updating in March: "Dream of the Red Chamber: Lin Daiyu Quits" Lin Daiyu flips the table and quits! By the stream, secluded grasses grow; why beg the Void for a helping hand? Frost and dew cleanse the rouge-hued shadow; a cold guest is the soul, jade the spirit. Bitterly resenting the cold blade and snowy sword, she returns the marks of kindling and candlelight. One day, free from her cage, she flies like a line of wild geese dividing dawn from dusk. My own upcoming story, "Did the Flame Hashira Go Home to Get Married Today?" The love interest is another older man... The new Flame Hashira, like a certain Water Hashira, is always telling stories about the old days. The new Flame Hashira keeps saying she has a fiance back home. The new Flame Hashira keeps saying she'll go home and get married once the Demon King is defeated. The new Flame Hashira keeps saying she's an ordinary person, and her skills don't come with glowing text effects. The new Flame Hashira's eyes turn red whenever she draws her sword. Theme: The simple, peaceful life is what really matters