Glacier sister, don't want to be a sandwich

Every night when I was alone at home waiting for my parents to come home, I would look at the sky out of boredom.

But why hadn't she noticed before that the stars in the sky were actually so beautiful?

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Will Yuege solve Sayo's worries...?

Chapter 44 Sisters' Discussion

"Su Shi, Xiao Deng! See you tomorrow!"

Yue Ge waved goodbye, and Xiao Deng and Su Shi's figures gradually disappeared in the distance of the station.

Hikawa Sayo stood aside, lowered her head slightly, and drank a sip of water. Her eyes wandered and she looked into the distance unconsciously.

"Is Sister Sayo unhappy?"

Even Hina noticed something unusual about Sayo, her eyes narrowing slightly as she clearly sensed something was wrong with her sister.

“…” Saya didn’t answer immediately, but lowered her head and drank the water slowly.

Seeing this, Hinata's eyes flashed with worry, and she asked softly again, "Sister?"

Feeling Hinata's concern, Saya finally sighed softly, her eyes dodging for a moment, and she whispered, "It's okay..."

"Sister Saya! Sister Hina! Let's go home too!" Yue Ge walked over with a bright smile, and seemed not to notice Saya's abnormality.

Saya came back to her senses, forcibly suppressed the surging emotions, nodded slightly, and forced a gentle smile on her face: "Well... let's go back."

"yarn……"

Hinata looked at Sayo with a hint of doubt in her eyes. She seemed to want to say something, but was interrupted by Yuege.

"Sister Hina!" Yuege quickly walked to Hina and hugged her arms without hesitation, with a gentle eagerness in her tone.

"Can you explain to me what the stars are today while we're in the car? I don't quite understand something."

Hinata was stunned. She looked at Sayo's profile, then glanced at Yuege, who was hugging her arms tightly. Although she didn't fully understand what was going on, her genius IQ could tell that Yuege probably didn't want her to speak directly.

"Yeah..." Hinata nodded.

Tsukoke breathed a sigh of relief when she saw that Hinaya finally didn't say anything to complicate matters, and her smile became even more relaxed.

Yue Ge glanced at Sayo's seemingly stiff face, and a complex emotion surfaced in her heart. She suddenly felt a wave of fatigue rising from the bottom of her heart - these two sisters were really worrying.

"I feel... a little tired..." Yue Ge sighed silently. She knew that she had been trying hard to make everyone happy, but it seemed that no matter what she did, there were always some things that could not be solved.

She frowned slightly, and a thought suddenly occurred to her: "That's not right... Am I not the younger sister? Why am I always the one worrying about these things?"

Yuege's gaze lingered on Sayo and Hinata. Although she felt somewhat confused and puzzled, she finally sighed softly.

"Forget it... If I weren't here, Saya-nee and Hina-nee would be in a worse situation..." she said silently to herself.

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The atmosphere inside the tram was somewhat quiet.

Yue Ge sat by the window, her fingers tapping unconsciously on the armrest of the chair, her eyes glancing at the scenery outside the window from time to time, and occasionally lowering her head to discuss the stars tonight with Hina.

"Sister Rinna, what stars did you see today?" Yue Ge asked with a smile, her voice light and cheerful, seemingly unaware of the subtle atmosphere around her.

Hinata seemed to be thinking seriously, "Hmm... that brightest star should be the North Star, right?"

At this time, Saya was sitting next to them, holding the car window with her hand, but her eyes were a little distant.

The street lights outside the car window were rapidly receding, and the night was flowing like water.

Saya's gaze unconsciously fell out the window. The noise in the carriage had nothing to do with her.

Her gaze passed through the window and fixed on the darkness far away from the hustle and bustle.

She sighed silently and closed her eyes gently.

"Even my relationship with my sister can't compare to that of Japanese food?" She asked herself self-deprecatingly.

The scenery outside the train window seemed frozen in the depths of the night.

The sky has been completely swallowed by dark clouds, and large areas of darkness are rolling across the sky, like a huge shadow covering the entire night sky.

The moon is gone. It should have been a bright pearl shining silvery white on the earth, but now, its existence is completely obscured by the thick clouds. Not even a faint light can penetrate the haze. Tonight's night is completely shrouded in darkness.

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The door of Hikawa's house closed gently, and the house was quiet. After the three sisters returned home, Hikawa Sayo did not stop and went straight to her room.

Hinata stood there, looking at the closed door, her eyes slightly dazed, her lips moved slightly, but she didn't say anything.

She clutched her sleeves tightly with both hands and looked a little dazed.

"Sister Saya..." Hina looked at Hikawa Saya's closed door, her words full of worry.

Yuege stood beside her, sighed slightly, and gently held Hina's hand: "Sister Hina, leave it to me."

"Hmm..." Hina nodded gently, her eyes still confused, revealing a hint of sadness.

His usually vibrant and sunny demeanor was now replaced by silence and unease.

She lowered her head, her gaze fixed on her fingertips, and mused to herself, "I can't...get along well with Sister Sayo...Even Xiaoyuege is better than me...She's not acting like a sister at all..."

Yue Ge had already walked to Saya's door and knocked.

She didn't notice the changes behind Hinata, and was only thinking about talking to Sister Saya as soon as possible.

She bit her lip slightly and knocked on the door nervously: "Sister Sayo!"

There was no response from inside the door, and the silence in the air seemed to make Yue Ge's heartbeat clearer.

She waited for a moment and knocked the second time: "Sister Sayo?" Her voice was lower, and there was a hint of worry in her eyes.

no respond.

Yue Ge stood at the door, feeling a little uneasy.

She sighed softly and tried to call out gently, "Sister Sayo, it's me, Yuege. Are you there?"

Yue Ge did not continue knocking on the door, but waited for Saya's reaction inside.

After a while, there was finally some movement from inside the door, followed by the soft sound of bare feet stepping on the wooden floor.

Sayo's familiar voice came from inside the door, low and slightly tired: "Yue Ge...is there something wrong?"

Just by hearing Saya's voice, Yuege could sense that the other party was in bad condition.

"Sister Sayo..." Yue Ge called softly, with a gentle concern in her tone.

She took a deep breath and said softly, "Let me in first. I have something to discuss with my sister."

The silence inside the door seemed to stretch time, and every second in the air was frozen in silence.

Finally, the doorknob made a soft click, as if someone was gently touching it.

Then, the door slowly opened, and a ray of light came through the crack and shone on Yue Ge's face.

Hikawa Sayo's figure appeared in the door. She stood there, her face still calm, but seemed a little tired.

"Come in..." Bingchuan Saye said to Yuege.

Yue Ge breathed a sigh of relief. At least now Sister Saye was willing to open her heart and let her in.

She walked slowly into the room and gently closed the door, isolating all the noise from outside the room.

Chapter 45 Please be my and Hibiki's lifelong hero

Inside the room, Hikawa Sayo was silent for a moment, and finally spoke first: "Xiao Yuege, is there something bothering you?"

Her voice was still gentle, but with a hint of barely perceptible nervousness.

Yue Ge lowered her head and nodded slightly. Her fingertips gently stroked the corner of the clothes in her hand. The tangle in her heart became clearer in this silent room: "I do have some things recently. I feel very distressed."

Saye listened quietly, her expression normal.

She didn't rush to respond, but just nodded slightly, indicating Yue Ge to continue.

At the same time, I felt a little relieved: "Fortunately, it's not about me."

However, Hikawa Sayo seemed to be a little too happy too early.

She thought Yue Ge would talk about trivial matters at school or some girlish thoughts.

However, Yue Ge's heavy tone made her heart suddenly sink.

Yue Ge slowly raised her head, with a look of doubt and confusion that was hard to conceal in her eyes. Her gaze met with Sayo's for a moment: "Sister Sayo... have you been avoiding us?"

These words were like a stone thrown into Bingchuan Saye's heart, causing ripples.

Her eyes paused slightly and turned away, as if Yue Ge's straightforwardness and affection had broken through the wall of her defense.

"Yue Ge..." Sayo called softly, with a hint of suppressed complex emotions in her voice, as if her heart was experiencing a storm.

She closed her eyes slightly, as if not wanting Yue Ge to see her vulnerability at that moment. She took a deep breath and exhaled softly, "Do you think... I'm avoiding you?"

She didn't expect that she would be so obvious, and she didn't even realize that her alienation and avoidance had made her sisters feel distant.

"My sisters are worried about me... I'm really a terrible older sister, aren't I?"

Saya sighed silently in her heart, feeling a heavy sense of guilt weighing on her.

She originally thought that she could cover up everything, but she didn't expect that Yue Ge's straightforward question would touch the softest part of her heart.

Saya's eyes gradually lost their luster, and her lowered eyes revealed a deep sense of loss and self-blame.

Yuege looked at Sayo, her eyes revealing silent worry: "Sister...you always find various reasons to avoid me and Sister Hina, do you know? We all want to have a good talk with you."

Saya felt a surge of suppressed emotions in her heart and sighed deeply.

She had tried hard, but she always felt that she was not good enough, especially compared to Hinata.

Hinata is always so dazzling and outstanding, but as her elder sister, I can never stand in front of her.

Saya always silently endures the pain brought by this gap. Although she is older than Hina, she always feels that she is easily surpassed by Hina on the stage of life.

What’s more important is that even though Hina is much better than herself, she always smiles and tells her that her sister is better and she wants to be like her sister.

What is this, mercy?

It is still unclear where Hikawa Sayo is right now.

But she instinctively wanted to protect herself, thinking that she just needed to keep her distance from Hina.

In this way, perhaps Hinami will no longer rely on her too much, and may even feel that her sister is not that important.

Saya was a little confused, but she kept telling herself that as long as she kept some distance from Hinata, everything would be fine.

Just like their names, day and night are destined not to be intertwined, and she seems to always be just that silent night, never able to be parallel to the dazzling sunlight.

All I need to do is take good care of the moon that belongs to the night.

This thought had been with her for a long time, and it was not until now that Sayo realized that she had unknowingly brought this attitude to Yuege.

She realized that when Yue Ge expressed her desire to help, her subconscious cold rejection was completely driven by her inner attitude towards Hinayana.

She mistakenly thought that Yuege, like Hinayana, would cause her pressure.

Saya realized her mistake at that moment.

"You're the older sister...but you're afraid of your younger sister...that's really not right..."

"As expected... Hikawa Sayo isn't qualified to be Hikawa Hina and Hikawa Tsukuka's older sister..."

"no!"

Yuege suddenly stepped forward, her arms tightly wrapped around Sayo's body.

Sayo was completely unprepared for Yuege's sudden action, and they both fell onto the bed.

"Yue... Yue Ge?"

Saya's voice was low and weak, and she seemed stunned by the sudden impact of emotion.

Outside the window, the sky, which was originally covered by dark clouds, seemed to have suddenly changed slightly.

The thick layer of clouds did not completely dissipate, but a few faint rays of moonlight quietly penetrated through the gaps in the clouds and gently sprinkled down.

The silvery-white light was no longer cold and desolate, but instead revealed a hint of warmth and softness in the endless darkness.