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Chapter 4: Sleeping on the Lion's Tail
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The chapter opens with a conversation between the two maids, who are discussing the recent events in their lives. The maid, Numata, asks the maid, San, if she would like to be married, and the maid replies that she would, but that she does not want to be a burden to her husband. The two maids then discuss their plans for the following day, which is their "guest day." The maid says that she likes to avoid the hassles of life, and she wonders if the maid is looking for a partner. When the maid asks if she wants to set aside some time for herself, the maid responds that she might want to do so just as much or more than her husband does. When she asks if he wants to be with a partner who is a "cougar," he replies that he would rather be with someone who is "too cute" for him. When he hears the maid say that, he feels "dumped."
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Chapter 1: The Autumn Sun Sets as Fast as a Bucket Falling into a WellChapter 2: A Fox's WeddingChapter 3: Like Bamboo Sprouting After a StormChapter 4: Sleeping on the Lion's Tail
Chapter 5: The Quiet Bird Doesn't Get ShotChapter 6: One Hour of a Spring Night Is Worth More Than GoldChapter 7: It's Hard to Make the Good Things LastChapter 8: Like a Carp on a Cutting Board
Chapter 9: Like a Bird Flying Up From Under Your FeetChapter 10: Nothing Ventured, Nothing GainedChapter 11: If the Wind Blows, the Barrel Maker ProfitsChapter 12: The Dog That Trots About Finds a Bone
Chapter 13: He Who Chases Two Rabbits Catches Neither OneChapter 14: Which Came First, the Chicken or the Egg ?Chapter 15: Send Your Cutest Child on a JourneyChapter 16: What Is Done Cannot Be Undone
Chapter 17: Better Left UnsaidChapter 18: Still Waters Run DeepChapter 19: The Style Is the ManChapter 20: From a Withered Tree, Flowers May Bloom
Chapter 21: In Love, You Have No TeacherChapter 22: In Spring, Sunny Weather Doesn't LastChapter 23: Let Sleeping Dogs LieChapter 24: Like Eyedrops from the Second Story
Chapter 25: Scratch My Back and I'll Scratch YoursChapter 26: Seafaring Weather Always Comes EventuallyChapter 27: All's Well That Ends WellChapter 28: Don't Knock It Till You've Tried It
Chapter 29: A Bolt Out of the BlueChapter 30: The Lost SheepChapter 31: Haste Makes WasteChapter 32: Jesting May Come to Earnest
Chapter 33: Different Strokes for Different FolksChapter 34: Time Is MoneyChapter 35: The Heart of Another Is a Dark ForestChapter 36: Five Miles of Fog
Chapter 37: Only the Drowning Man Who Gives in May FloatChapter 38: A Fleeting Dream of SpringChapter 39: You Can't Reap What You Don't SowChapter 40: You Win Some, You Lose Some
Chapter 41: Like Water Off a Duck's BackChapter 42: Keep Your Helmet on Even When the Battle Is WonFinal: Running Away Is Embarrassing but Useful
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The Full-Time Wife Escapist 1-9 • Chapter 4: Sleeping on the Lion's Tail • Page ik-page-291143
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Chapter 4: Sleeping on the Lion's Tail
This is a locked chapterChapter 4: Sleeping on the Lion's Tail
About This Chapter
The chapter opens with a conversation between the two maids, who are discussing the recent events in their lives. The maid, Numata, asks the maid, San, if she would like to be married, and the maid replies that she would, but that she does not want to be a burden to her husband. The two maids then discuss their plans for the following day, which is their "guest day." The maid says that she likes to avoid the hassles of life, and she wonders if the maid is looking for a partner. When the maid asks if she wants to set aside some time for herself, the maid responds that she might want to do so just as much or more than her husband does. When she asks if he wants to be with a partner who is a "cougar," he replies that he would rather be with someone who is "too cute" for him. When he hears the maid say that, he feels "dumped."
Jump To Chapters
Chapter 1: The Autumn Sun Sets as Fast as a Bucket Falling into a WellChapter 2: A Fox's WeddingChapter 3: Like Bamboo Sprouting After a StormChapter 4: Sleeping on the Lion's Tail
Chapter 5: The Quiet Bird Doesn't Get ShotChapter 6: One Hour of a Spring Night Is Worth More Than GoldChapter 7: It's Hard to Make the Good Things LastChapter 8: Like a Carp on a Cutting Board
Chapter 9: Like a Bird Flying Up From Under Your FeetChapter 10: Nothing Ventured, Nothing GainedChapter 11: If the Wind Blows, the Barrel Maker ProfitsChapter 12: The Dog That Trots About Finds a Bone
Chapter 13: He Who Chases Two Rabbits Catches Neither OneChapter 14: Which Came First, the Chicken or the Egg ?Chapter 15: Send Your Cutest Child on a JourneyChapter 16: What Is Done Cannot Be Undone
Chapter 17: Better Left UnsaidChapter 18: Still Waters Run DeepChapter 19: The Style Is the ManChapter 20: From a Withered Tree, Flowers May Bloom
Chapter 21: In Love, You Have No TeacherChapter 22: In Spring, Sunny Weather Doesn't LastChapter 23: Let Sleeping Dogs LieChapter 24: Like Eyedrops from the Second Story
Chapter 25: Scratch My Back and I'll Scratch YoursChapter 26: Seafaring Weather Always Comes EventuallyChapter 27: All's Well That Ends WellChapter 28: Don't Knock It Till You've Tried It
Chapter 29: A Bolt Out of the BlueChapter 30: The Lost SheepChapter 31: Haste Makes WasteChapter 32: Jesting May Come to Earnest
Chapter 33: Different Strokes for Different FolksChapter 34: Time Is MoneyChapter 35: The Heart of Another Is a Dark ForestChapter 36: Five Miles of Fog
Chapter 37: Only the Drowning Man Who Gives in May FloatChapter 38: A Fleeting Dream of SpringChapter 39: You Can't Reap What You Don't SowChapter 40: You Win Some, You Lose Some
Chapter 41: Like Water Off a Duck's BackChapter 42: Keep Your Helmet on Even When the Battle Is WonFinal: Running Away Is Embarrassing but Useful
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