Chapter 97: Claire's Woes.

Making a large portion of the population immortal is… a bad idea. As such, the cost for reversing your age wasn’t that expensive when compared to becoming immortal.

For that treatment, you’d only need to spend $100,000 in total, which is actually covered by most insurance companies. A youthful population is far better than an immortal one for now, you see.

First, they have to go to different planets and make them livable. The earth was already overpopulated… But that is a story for a different day. Right now… Monia is being bothered.

Monia: “So fidgety… is there something on your mind, Claire?” She asked with a sigh.

Claire: “My wife has… calmed down.” She answered without skipping a beat.

Monia: “Huh? Is it because you’re both immortal now?” She replied with a raised eyebrow.

Claire: “It would seem so, yes. I…” Her words were cut off.

Monia: “I don’t really need to know of your sex life… Just please go see if Melissa or Risa need your help, I’ll talk to your wife.” She said with a yawn.

Bowing, the maid soon left Monia’s side. Grabbing her phone, Monia dialed up Velia… I am joking! Do you think that with so much money and power… that Risa would force her wife to use something as average as a smartphone?

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No, instead, holographic devices, which at the moment, can only be as small as a bracelet, are on the path to replace smartphones. Of course, they’re pricey, but Monia is a majorly kept woman, you know.

Velia: “Yes, what are you calling me about, Monia?” She asked after answering the call.

Monia: “You’ve upset your wife, and she has confided in me as such.” She replied.

Velia: “…What did I do?” She nervously replied.

Monia: “She said you calmed down? Is that true?” She replied while playing with her hair.

Velia: “I did, yeah. Now that we’ll be together for literally forever… my yandere side has calmed down greatly. I thought that she would like me to not seem so crazed for her…” She answered.

Monia: “Claire is a needy woman, one who loves how obsessive that you are, Velia. You’ve taken that away from her… Even with good intentions, this was a bad idea.” She said with a sigh.

Velia: “…”

Monia: “What number of problem is this, huh? Claire keeps confiding in me, and I have to call you like this…” She added with a groan.

This wasn’t the first time that this event has happened, but Monia is far from used to being their relationship therapist. Honestly, it triggered Monia’s PTSD a bit…

Velia: “What should I do? I love her, and she loves me, but we have communication problems…” She asked with a desperate tone.

Monia: “You have Claire’s body, but not her heart and soul.” She replied.

Velia: “…What do you mean?” She said with a confused tone.

Monia: “Claire is a closed-off person, you see. A woman who pushed all of her desires and needs far into the background, someone who has killed countless people. Slowly… you have to break down her walls.” She answered.

Velia: “…”

Monia: “Not following me? Basically, kept doing as you did before. She relishes in your attention and obsession, you just have to continue giving her that. Eventually, perhaps after ten or so more years, you’ll have her heart, soul, as well as her body.” She added with a giggle.

Thus, the impromptu couple’s counseling was finished. Monia, with this advice, caused the two to have a wonderful, continued, endless happy marriage. In the years following this exchange, Claire opened up to her wife completely. All in a day’s work for a non-Story Fixer, Fixer, huh?…