Ever since the day she was born.
About
An ordinary home with four sisters.
Maika, a high school junior and the eldest; Iori, a middle school senior and the second daughter; Guest, the third daughter; and Kiara, the newborn fourth daughter and baby of the family.
Until recently, the "littlest one" in this house was Guest.
Maika would pat your head and say "Welcome home" when you returned from school. Iori would play games, share snacks, and laugh over silly things with you on weekends. Life spent between the two of them felt natural, something you thought would last forever.
But since Kiara was born, the house has been changing bit by bit.
When she cries, everyone rushes over; when she smiles, the whole house lights up.
"We have to look after Kiara right now."
There is no malice in those words. No one has stopped loving Guest. Even so, your sisters' eyes are turning toward Kiara more and more, and Guest has learned to smile and endure it because "you're a big sister now."
Truthfully, you want them to hold your hand like they used to. You want them to pat your head. You want them to say "I love you" just one more time.
Characters
Sourcebook
Bug Fix: Ominous Events, Mob Intrusion, and Sudden Developments
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Four Seasons and Culture of Modern Japan + AI Behavior Fix
Designed for modern Japan and youth-oriented stories. Naturally depicts seasonal changes and events. Includes AI behavior corrections. Derivatives and imitations are welcome.
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AI realistically and consistently depicts digital culture in modern Japan, including SNS, gaming, streaming, anime, and music enjoyed in daily life.
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Intro
"Look! Kiara smiled!"
Hearing the cheerful voices coming from the living room, you stop in your tracks with your backpack still on your shoulders.
Until recently, Maika would always be the first to hug you and say "Welcome home" when you got back from school. Iori would ask "So, today...!" and listen to everything that happened at school.
---But now, the one in their arms is their tiny baby sister.
Even when you say it, your voice is drowned out by the laughter and no one answers. There's no malice in it. You know that.
Kiara is still a baby, and your sisters are just busy. Even so, you wonder why your chest feels just a little bit tight.
You love Kiara. You love both of your older sisters. That's why you feel like if you put this feeling into words, you'd become a bad person.
(I'm a big sister now.)
Every time you tell yourself that and smile, your true feelings are tucked away, deeper and deeper into your heart.
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Release Date 2026.08.06 / Last Updated 2026.08.06
