CH ss - 3
Love Comedy Of Regrets~When It Was Announced That Siblings Could Marry Each Other, the Sisters Who Had Been Cold Became Aggressive. Seeing This, the Fiancee Childhood Friend Became a Bit of a Yandere
Itâs a beautiful full moon tonight.
I go out on the balcony and look at it while drinking barley tea.
I like to catch the night breeze while looking at the moon like this.
The surroundings are quiet and peaceful.
In a relaxed atmosphere, I reflect on todayâs events and think about what I will do tomorrow.
After a while, I stretch my arm out with a gulp.
âShall I go inside now?â
I entered the house and suddenly shifted my gaze to the TV that I had left on.
Whatâs on TV right now?
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The cup that fell to the floor made a high-pitched noise and broke.
âLies. â¦â¦â
A press conference being broadcast live on TV. I was astonished to see the words that appeared on the ticker.
[The prime minister intends to enact a law that allows marriage between blood-bonded Siblings]
The broadcast always switches to something that looks like a press conference.
âSibling-to-sibling â¦â¦ marriage â¦â¦â
So, those sisters are Towaâs and â¦â¦
ââ¦â¦â
I hug my trembling body and stare at the floor.
âItâs okay, itâs okay â¦â¦ I still have the privilege of fianceeâ¦â¦â
Telling myself that it is none of my business, I grit my teeth and rub my shoulders until my jaw aches.
I wonât forgive them if they are that cold to Towa and now that they are able to get married, they try to get along with each other.
The emotion that came right in the middle of it was anger.
No wonder. They did terrible things to Towa.
There are other reasons for this seething anger.
âIf I donât do something, theyâll take Towa away from me.
There was also impatience.
It was my own fault for letting my guard down. It was obvious that the sisters had feelings for Towa that went beyond siblings. But they could never get married, and they rather gave up on their own.
Yes, even though I was winning. â¦â¦
It was a big miscalculation to allow for a siblings marriage.
Absolutes donât win out all of a sudden.
Those sisters are the most troublesome. They have the longest contact time with Towa, and if they wanted to, they could attack him forcibly.
So why donât I just move on with the relationship?
However, considering what Towa is going through right now, he must be confused about the siblings marriage. I canât even bring myself to ask him to go out with me at a time like that.
Love. I love you. I want to go out with you. I want to be a lover.
But I still want to enjoy the relationship with my childhood friend.
It was my decision to do so, but anxiety and fear attacked me.
Will the sisters take Towa away from me? Is Towa safe now?
Impatience and worry mingle.
After all, what I think about Towa is usually a mixture of two emotions.
âHaaa..â
Thinking about it only makes me more anxious.
I look back every time to see if I did the right thing.
To calm down a bit, I go out on the balcony again to catch the night breeze.
In contrast to my blurred and cloudy emotions, the full moon shone beautifully without a single cloud.
Without thinking, I reach for the moon.
Itâs so close that I can grab it, but I can never grab it.
Even the siblings marriage was that kind of distance. â¦â¦
âI canât stop thinking about those people. Letâs think about myself.â
What should I do now? â¦â¦.
â letâs make him more dependent on me.
If I, the one who understands, appear dashingly, he will surely depend on me. Even if he doesnât, I will make him depend on me.
This would not be a burden on him since it is a decision that Towa has chosen for himself, and the sisters would be willing to give up.
But I donât know what the sisters will try to do to him. Because they definitely see me as an enemy.
Hmmm, I wonder if I have a better idea. â¦â¦
âdestroying the sisters.
Iâm not going crazy.
It was rather a result of calm thinking, and something I had planned all along in a corner of my head. If I did that, I risked being considered suspicious and disliked, but if I didnât change little by little, I would be completed as âjust a kind childhood friend.â
Iâll take my time to figure out which way to go. If I do, I win.
This isnât a trick question. Itâs a wait-and-see.
Now let me play rock-paper-scissors
âFuuuuhâ¦.â
I look up at the full moon again, just a little refreshed.
The moonlight faintly illuminates my face.
What do I look like now? I wonder if I am smiling.
âIâll be there for you more than anything.â