The Importance of Housewife Diplomacy

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Novel Blurb:

Nana's mom is a typical housewife. Although it's just her and her good son at home, she was worried her son might go astray. Then her good son became an executive at a major corporation, and Nana's mom excitedly waved her spatula around, announcing that she was going to make a big dinner to celebrate his promotion.

"But, Nana's mom, don't you think something's wrong here?! Your son isn't even an adult yet! What reputable major corporation would hire a minor? Wake up!!!"

"And Mom, that's enough. Don't congratulate the other person like Auntie Nene does! You three need to start thinking like normal people! And stop secretly wishing you were like me. I absolutely will not skip grades and graduate early, and I definitely won't go apply to become a corporate drone right now. I just want to be an ordinary person, thank you!!!"

Kusuo listened to his mother video-chatting with her two friends, his face expressionless as he furiously complained to himself.

In Nana's mom's eyes, her good son was a little angel.

Her son's best friend was a handsome, sweet-talking little sweetheart. The two of them were so cute, always bickering.

Her son's coworker was a beautiful, elegant older woman who was so considerate. They could go shopping and explore delicious food together.

Her son's boss was a polite, refined professional with an adorable daughter. They could talk about raising children together.

Her son's subordinate was a shy, reserved young man with a pretty younger sister. He often came over to help out around the house.

After Kusuo, Tsuna, and the others learned the truth, they wondered: Nana's mom, just how thick are your rose-colored glasses?

Oh well, whatever you say!

Theme: Mom's harem of rivals