[Western Crossover] Gudako's Search for Her Husband

[Please read the notice before continuing, and make sure you know whether you can keep reading. My writing was atrocious, like an elementary school student's. I didn't know how to use this site back then, so the formatting may be a little rough. If that bothers you, please don't read. I'm sorry to anyone who's already been bothered by it.]

[I'm writing this for love, so update schedules are whenever I feel like it. If it's not your thing, just scroll up and leave. Don't be a jerk or nitpick a free story, okay?]

While saving the world, Fujimaru Ritsuka found herself a husband. But after the world was saved, he disappeared. When she finally found him, some dark-haired guy was beating the tar out of him on a rooftop. Could she let that slide? Of course not! Gudako beat the guy up, only to discover he was her father-in-law! Gudako died on the spot.

A side note: This is a free story written for love. If you don't like it, you don't have to read it. But I can't understand people who read pirated copies and keep saying nasty things, like personally attacking the author, or people who nitpick the contents of the story. If you don't like it, surely it isn't hard to hit the exit button and leave? It only takes a tap. Do you really have to call me out just to show off what a wonderful person you are? You can dislike it, but at least try to watch what you say.

A few things to know before reading:

1. The main story is complete, and I'm currently working on the extras. Everything that wasn't explained in the main story is covered in the extras, but I'll say it again: updates are whenever I feel like it!

2. Extreme crack pairing warning: Gudako x Jason, Mash x Damian.

3. This version of Ritsuka gets put through the wringer after saving the world. She hasn't experienced the Lostbelts. It's a bit of an alternate timeline, but not completely dark.

4. OOC!!! Elementary-school-level writing. This was a practice piece from years ago. If it's not for you, run and leave. I don't accept writing advice. Don't leave comments about dropping the story or giving writing advice. I've said enough, so I won't repeat what that means.

5. There are author-inserted details! If you think something's wrong, it's an author-inserted detail.

Theme: You can exit with a right-click. Please don't nitpick the contents of a free story.