I Am Not a Sis-Con! ~ All the People Around Me Call Me One, but Isn’t It Just Because My Sister Is T

The next day, Sara completely recovered.

 

“Good morning, Nii-San.”

 

“Oh, good morning. I’m glad to hear you’re feeling better.”

 

“Yes, thanks to you. Thank you for taking care of me.”

 

“It’s natural because you are my sister.”

 

I was stirring the miso soup.

 

“Breakfast is ready.”

 

“Hai!”

 

Today’s breakfast consisted of miso soup, rice and grilled salmon.

 

“Oh, it’s Japanese food today.”

 

“Oh, I’m Japanese!”

 

“Right!”

 

When I finished serving my portion and Sara’s, we both put our palms together.

 

“Itadakimasu.”

 

The two of us sat facing each other and proceeded to eat.

 

“Japanese food is good too!”

 

“Right? It’s miso soup after all.”

 

Nothing changed in my daily life.

 

Ever since he started spending time with Sara, Haruki’s days seemed to be brighter.

 

“Thank you for the meal.”

 

When we finished eating, we both went to the sink to wash the dishes.

 

This too had become a routine.

 

“Nii-San, what are you doing the day after tomorrow?”

 

“I don’t think I’ll be doing anything, since high school has already ended.”

 

“Well, then, would you like to go to a movie?”

 

Sara asked me in a reserved tone.

 

“Sure. A movie, it’s been a while. Is there a movie you want to see?”

 

“Hai, this is it!”

 

Saying that, Sara wiped her hands and showed me her phone’s screen.

 

“Isn’t it that popular romantic movie?”

 

“Yes, it is! I’ve always wanted to see it.”

 

I knew about it, too, because I had seen the trailer on TV.

 

“It’s good. Let’s go see it. Isn’t this the one with the novelist as the main character?”

 

“That’s right! You know it very well, Nii-San.”

 

As I recall, it was about a former best-selling novelist who, due to his past, could no longer write novels.

 

“Yeah, I saw the preview on TV.”

 

“Yes, I see it a lot. It seems to be popular.”

 

“Should I book it?”

 

Nowadays, it was easier to book tickets online.

 

“Oh, yeah, that’s probably a good idea.”

 

“Okay.”

 

With that, I took out my phone and proceeded to book the tickets.

 

“Which time would you like to go?”

 

“Yes, around 1:00 in the afternoon.”

 

“Oh, well, there’s one at 1:15pm, is that okay?”

 

“Hai!”

 

“It looks like you can choose your seat.”

 

I showed the screen of my phone to Sara.

 

“How about somewhere in the middle here?”

 

“Oh, well, I guess we’ll just take this one side by side.”

 

I took two seats side by side in the middle, where we could get a better view.

 

“Yosh, We are good.”

 

“Thank you very much!”

 

“It’s okay. I’d rather avoid the line if I can.”

 

“Right.”

 

And so they decided on a movie date.