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

I was calmly cooking the meat.

 

“Here, it’s done. Bring me a plate.” I said.

 

“Yes, I’ve brought more.”

 

Rio jokingly brought Sara over.

 

“That’s not a plate. That’s my sister, Sara. If you’re messing around, I’ll have you punished with green pepper forever.”

 

“Haruki is really mean.”

 

“Not as mean as you.”

 

I placed the meat on a paper plate, starting with Sakura and the other first-year students.

 

“Hurry up, hurry up.”

 

“Just shut up and wait. You have a big appetite.”

 

“I’m growing up.”

 

Rio puffed out her chest.

 

“Yes, yes. I hope that cliff grows too!”

 

“H-Hentai… !”

 

Rio’s face flushed.

 

“Don’t you want some meat?”

 

“I do!”

 

“Such a simple girl.”

 

After that, I resumed to grill more meat and vegetables.

 

“Are you eating, Nii-San?”

 

“Oh, I got carried away with the grilling.”

 

I said while chuckling.

 

“Oh, I knew you’d say that! Open your mouth, please.”

 

“Oh.”

 

I opened my mouth as Sara had said.

 

“Yes, ahhh.”

 

Sara stuffed my mouth with meat. (TLN: FOOD)

 

“Yes, it’s delicious.”

 

“Yes, it’s delicious because Nii-San cooked it, so please make sure you eat it properly too.”

 

“Hai Hai. Thank you.”

 

The air between them was sweet.

 

“That’s what I call brother and sister.”

 

“You can’t get between those two.”

 

“I mean, is that what siblings do?”

 

“More of a couple than a brother and sister?”

 

The other members of the group were giving me the stink-eye.

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“Look, the meat is cooking.”

 

“Yes!” (TLN: All saying together)

 

I placed the meat and vegetables on paper plates.

 

“Drink whatever you want, too. But it’s so hot.”

 

I wiped away my sweat.

 

“You’re just like a father on his day off.”

 

Rio said with a laugh.

 

“That’s true.”

 

Sakura also agreed to that.

 

“Sara, excuse me, but can you pass me the tea?”

 

“Can I have some barley tea?”

 

“Yeah, I don’t mind.”

 

Sara poured some barley tea into a cup and handed it to me.

 

“Thank you. It helps.”

 

“It’s especially hot here.”

 

“Yeah because I’m sitting close to the fire.”

 

About an hour had passed since then.

 

Finally, I began to calm down.

 

“Hmm, I guess I’m finally feeling calm.”

 

I sat down in my chair and sipped my tea.

 

“Oh, I’m so full.”

 

“Yes, I am.”

 

“Me too.”

 

The calligraphy club members appeared to be full.

 

“Good work, Haruki. Thank you for grilling.”

 

Rio said.

 

“You’ve learned how to say thank you. You’ve grown up.”

 

“How old do you think I am!!!”

 

“Sorry, sorry. I had fun grilling it, so it’s okay.”

 

Then I drank all the tea.

 

“It’s fun to get together like this, isn’t it?”

 

“Yes, it’s nice to do it once in a while.”

 

Haruki  looked up at the sky.