The Science Club Virtually Raises a Little One

[Sorry, updates are a little irregular because of real-life commitments. You might want to wait until there are more chapters.] When Matsuda and Furuya were brawling under the cover of night, Hiromitsu secretly fed the little one milk; When everyone was being punished together, Hiromitsu secretly tied the little one's hair into tiny pigtails; And when... Hiromitsu became obsessed with listening to the little one's baby talk! But the good times didn't last. The System suddenly announced that the conditions for unsealing had been met, and opened the co-parenting instance for friends! Furuya, Hagiwara, Matsuda, Date: What is going on here?! Hiromitsu: !!! It's over. The little one isn't mine alone anymore! [Please note before reading] 1. The characters belong to the original work and to everyone. Any out-of-character behavior is my responsibility; 2. A lighthearted, everyday child-rearing story. A rookie dad is on the job, and you have been warned: he'll love it before long; 3. No couples in the main story. Romance only happens in the bonus chapters, after the characters grow up. Everyone in the Police Academy group is a parent, and the only relationship here is familial; 4. I write with rose-tinted glasses, and everything serves the plot. My personal headcanons are everywhere. Civilized discussion is welcome, but please don't start a flame war; 5. If you drop the story or it's not for you, let's part on good terms and be kind to one another; Recommending a friend's ongoing novel: [Danmei] How Did I, an Amnesiac, Become the Boss of the Liquor Factory? by Zuo Ye He Jin: A gorgeous young lady is determined to turn the liquor factory into a real "liquor factory." And here's a preview of my own next danmei novel: I Can't Believe You're Actually a True Whiskey [Detective Conan]: An adult romance, with a Black Organization member and Bourbon pairing that's sure to make you swoon! A short-to-medium-length story about adult romance. An accident left her feeling detached from her life. For instance, she always felt that the famous detective on TV, with his ridiculously exaggerated smile, wasn't nearly as good at deduction as the reports claimed; And her younger neighbor, as well as her friend's ball skills, shouldn't be as absurdly impressive as they were now. Most importantly, the blond bar owner she'd gotten to know well seemed much better suited to an apron than a bartender's uniform. Whenever she told him he was handsome and had a nice personality, the boss would just smile meaningfully. But it was probably nothing. Her instincts told her he was a really good person! Until one day, in an alley, she watched the blond boss, called "Bourbon," casually knock someone out. With her memories now fully restored, the Bourbon standing before her didn't seem to be the man she'd imagined! [Pre-order preview for a Detective Conan fanfic: No Cuddling Allowed] As one of the last inhabitants of the Cuddling Planet, Hachi and her people lived by cuddling. But after she ended up on a planet called Earth and was adopted by her current caretaker, Hachi was forced to face a life without cuddling. Darn it! If the elder hadn't told me to be grateful, I, Hachi, would have left home long ago to find a new caretaker! I wouldn't have to live in this tiny single room every day, hardly ever see my caretaker, and compete with the dog for attention. I can just about put up with all that. When you're living under someone else's roof, you have to follow their customs. But! My caretaker actually expects me to go to school! I can't live like this anymore. I'm packing my things and leaving home! The world is huge, and there are so many pretty ladies who like Hachi! "Hachi, dinner's ready." "Coming, coming!" A little white ball of fluff popped out of the corner and happily floated toward the dinner table. You'd never guess that it had been sulking in the corner, drawing circles and biting a handkerchief. The blond, dark-skinned caretaker looked at the little glutinous-rice-ball creature, finally quiet, and breathed a sigh of relief. "Do you like today's cooking?" "It's okay, I guess." Theme: Life is full of surprises