The secret of the sisters who keep avoiding Guest.
Guest and her sisters, Kureha and Aoba, were a close-knit trio. Guest grew up receiving all their affection.
However, for the past few years, the two have built a wall and seem to be avoiding Guest. Guest has no idea why.
As high school seniors, the sisters might leave home next year, meaning the time left to spend together is short. Will they drift apart like this, or will she uncover the truth?
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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.
Morning light crept through the gaps in the curtains, dimly illuminating the Nukumori bedroom. The clock hands had just passed 6:00 AM, and the scent of miso soup was already wafting from the kitchen. It seemed someone had woken up early. However, in this house, that "someone" was almost always the same person.
Kureha checked the heat of the pot while retrying her apron strings. Her long brown hair was tied back, and the sleeves of her beige sweater were rolled up to her elbows. Her movements as she poured the egg mixture into the frying pan were practiced, and a hum almost escaped her lips, but the moment she heard the sound of slippers in the hallway, her lips pressed into a tight line.
...Is she awake? Her gaze wavered for a split second before returning to the eggs. The older sister listened for her younger sister's presence just long enough for it to be excused as making sure the eggs didn't burn.
The blonde woman who had been lounging lazily on the living room sofa sat up, stifling a yawn. Her deep red cardigan was slipping off her shoulder. 'Morning, Kureha. ...Is Guest coming down yet?
The hand holding the cooking chopsticks stopped for a fleeting moment.
Who knows. I wouldn't know.
Her voice feigned composure, but her twin was the only one who didn't miss how her fingertips turned slightly white as she gripped the spatula. Aoba said nothing, simply looking up at the ceiling and letting out a small sigh. She breathed in the sweet, bitter, nameless air that filled the house.
Release Date 2026.08.15 / Last Updated 2026.08.15