- What do you all think when someone you like has become a brother or sister?

I was, honestly, delighted.

Yes, I love my brother-in-law, the bright man.

Being brothers and sisters would allow us to live together, that was the idea.

And when it comes to brothers and sisters, there's nothing wrong with them because siblings in law can get married, I think I had a really optimistic idea at the time.

But that changed our fate.

How much did I resent being a brother and sister then?

The beginning was in March, the fifth grade where I was still carrying a landscape - caused by my paternal grandfather being ill.

Since that time, your grandfather has been repeatedly discharged from the hospital, and the doctor has observed that there is not a long way to go.

I was old, and I guess I had no choice.

But my grandfather's house had a former orphan, a bright man, who was taken away at an early age.

I still remember your father and mother discussing what to do with him in his first year of secondary school every night.

As far as I'm concerned, naturally, I thought it was something that would take away the bright man.

I'm sorry about your grandfather, but I was looking forward to living with a bright man who would be starting.

But the answer your fathers gave was to take it somewhere and leave it in the facility.

Apparently the reason is because I was close to the bright man.

And if there was a mistake, it would be irrevocable.

It must have been about the future of my daughter.

But that means you'll be separated from the wise man.

So I made a big disagreement and made this promise to your fathers.

'I will never get along with your brother. So put him in this house'.

As a father, there must have been some hindsight.

I remember my mother explaining to me back in the day that she couldn't help but ask me to say no and that she was going to take the bright man away.

Besides, the bright man is not suitable for his age and he is calm, and his face is neat.

And I was good at studying and sports because I'm a hard worker.

That's why your father had expectations for the bright man, too, so you thought you wouldn't have to let go here.

However, that expectation is slightly different from the normal meaning.

I knew it was for the purpose of a political marriage, so to speak, in order to stick with the righteous and patriarchal family member in the future.

Your father can only think of his birth.

I guess that's how it's been built up for a long time.

I have heard from your mother that even if you marry your mother, your father - that is to say, for me, your grandfather is your father's boss, and you are to be married from that introduction.

Even at the time I was in elementary school, I knew you'd already sold us into a lot of places.

For the record, you said you'd already found someone about before I went to junior high.

Somehow it was because your daughter went to the same school and you liked her.

When I heard that story, I was going to let that woman and the bright man go first when I was in middle school.

Well, in the end, it didn't work out because I had a lot of marks and because I was more bent than you thought.

I guess the bright man hasn't even noticed our rush or anything that was going on back there.

The only thing that hooks me up is that there's no sign that she's been in contact with a bright man since she graduated.

At least, you shouldn't have seen a bright man once when he was in third grade.

I don't know what the hell you're thinking... it's no trouble just because they're with you.

... I've derailed, but I think your father also wanted to avoid letting go of the bright man because he finds value in the bright man.

When I said I would never break my promise, your father took care of the bright man.

But I will regret for the rest of my life what I promised to do here.

Your brother will understand, you just have to make it worse where your fathers see it, and get along where you don't.

That's what I was thinking, but I didn't realize that the bright man who had just lost his paternal grandfather couldn't afford it.

It was normal to think about it.

My grandfather was a very strict man, but also a kind man.

I remember growing up like a real grandson about a bright man with no blood connection.

So for the bright man, I think your grandfather was an important raising parent and an irreplaceable being.

Even though it is natural that I could not afford a bright man who had just lost such a man, I thought it was the first thing that mattered and changed the name of the bright man from 'brother' to 'bright man', bumping into a very cold word.

I will still remember the face of surprise and confusion that the bright man was floated at that time.

And since then, Mr. Ming has not been alone with me.

The point was, it was avoided.

Yet we were often together in front of our fathers, and we had to keep dealing with them cold.

It's more obvious than seeing fire that it won't be a good thing as it is.

When I was in that situation, I thought that there would be no father's surveillance at school, and I bet that I could make up with the bright man somehow after I went to middle school.

But that hope was ruthlessly truncated.

As soon as I went to middle school, when I tried to make contact with the bright man, your father knew why that night.

It would feel more like your father was insured than he was suspicious of me.

They were using my classmates, or seniors, to monitor me.

Your father was very good on the outside, and I don't think any parents would have said no if they wanted to cooperate.

The child can't go against the parents, so I guess the parent's child your father asked you to keep an eye on us.

Fortunately, the bright man cut the conversation short when I made contact at school, so I didn't convince your father, but I'm pretty sure you're starting to suspect me.

I couldn't figure out who was in that role, and I couldn't even get into contact with the bright man in a detour at school.

Even if you can do it, you have to deal with it in a cold manner without hesitation.

So I just had to realize that I didn't like being hated by a bright man.

By then I already hated the word 'brothers and sisters' very much.

Naturally, I couldn't get the life I wanted and my siblings couldn't even look at me as a paedophile.

Still, I could bear it if the bright man would stay by my side.

Yet - and yet the bright man was left home at the same time as he went to high school.

It's a chilling curtain to wonder what I've been putting up with.

Honestly, I was angry at the bright man at this time.

You deserve it, and from a bright man, it would be a good place to cut backwards.

But I spent a lot of time digesting that anger.

At the same time, that time was also time to create the feeling of facing the bright man.

It's a long time for us students, even a year.

Having been avoided for more than four years, I was afraid to face the bright man.

But I'm not running anymore.

There's nothing more that binds me than a wise man being able to leave the house.

From now on, I was so determined to look at the opportunity, facing the bright man from the front.

- But it seemed like it was already too late.

Changes in Aki Hanasawa that are always energetic and bright.

I knew how she felt about what that meant.

Well, apparently there were other thief cats...