[There's a number of reactions here, she's smart enough to realize that, but either way the result feels mild for the situation itself. To a point she expects this of her father, largely because of his need to be 'fair' when pretty much nothing about the world is fair, and one singular pack in the span of billions of people won't change that.
But she can't pretend that the first words out of his mouth ultimately defend Ada doesn't infuriate her. Thankfully Junko's far too controlled to let that show. It's no fucking wonder Ada gets to do what she wants when she's Masaomi's apparent favorite.
So what can she do except shrug? If nothing else she can't disagree on one point: Yamato and her dad probably do need to sit down and talk about a variety of things, but she doubts that'll stamp down all the issues, it'll just make it livable until change occurs.]
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But she can't pretend that the first words out of his mouth ultimately defend Ada doesn't infuriate her. Thankfully Junko's far too controlled to let that show. It's no fucking wonder Ada gets to do what she wants when she's Masaomi's apparent favorite.
So what can she do except shrug? If nothing else she can't disagree on one point: Yamato and her dad probably do need to sit down and talk about a variety of things, but she doubts that'll stamp down all the issues, it'll just make it livable until change occurs.]