Glacier sister, don't want to be a sandwich

Yue Ge asked in confusion, her brows slightly furrowed, her eyes filled with doubt. Her tone was relaxed, yet tinged with curiosity, as if she couldn't understand Su Shi's sudden change of attitude.

Ichinose Suyo paused for a moment, her eyes flickering slightly.

She couldn't tell him directly that she didn't want to go home these few days, so she turned her head slightly to avoid meeting Yue Ge's eyes, and lied, "That's because I want to give it a try."

Yue Ge blinked, as if not completely believing her words, the doubt in her eyes becoming more and more obvious: "Is that really the case?"

Su Shi felt Yue Ge's gaze on him, and felt a subtle uneasiness in his heart. He began to rub his index finger inadvertently.

"Yeah." She nodded slightly and quickly avoided Yue Ge's sight.

In order to hide her emotions, she quickly changed the subject and glanced at Xiao Deng beside her, trying to get some response from her: "Xiao Deng, have you decided where to go?"

Yue Ge looked at Su Shi who was happily chatting with Xiao Deng, and always felt that something was not right.

"What's wrong? Why is Sushi acting so strange today?"

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After returning home, Yue Ge stood at the door of Bingchuan's house, his eyes fell on the tightly closed door, and his heart felt heavy.

Her gaze involuntarily turned to Hikawa Hina who was standing beside her. Hina was looking up at her pitifully, her eyes full of helplessness and apology.

Yue Ge was originally feeling somewhat relieved because of everything happening outside, but when she saw Hina's appearance, her mood instantly disappeared without a trace.

She sighed, with a hint of helplessness in her tone: "Did you make Sister Sayo angry again?"

"I just……"

Her voice was a little low, and she bit her lower lip lightly: "I want to practice the new song I learned yesterday with Sister Saya."

Yuege looked at Hina's unconscious face, with a hint of helplessness in her eyes. She noticed that Hina seemed completely unaware of the pressure she brought to Saya, and she was still that simple and innocent.

Yue Ge sighed softly, rubbed her head which was already a little tired from the exam, thought about it, and finally smiled helplessly. After all, she is her own sister, so she can be spoiled as she pleases.

"Hina-sister, tell me in detail what you said to Sayo-sister."

Yuege's voice was filled with helplessness and a hint of curiosity. She knew that Hinata's approach might be too direct, leading to unnecessary misunderstandings.

"I just learned the theme song for the latest anime yesterday, and I wanted to go find Sister Saya to practice with me."

Hinaya looked at Yuege, her tone still filled with that innocent simplicity, "Then Sister Sayo said she had to practice another song and asked me to close the door."

Her brow furrowed slightly, as if she was confused by her sister's reaction, but she didn't understand the complexity of it.

Yue Ge nodded slightly, with deep helplessness in her eyes.

Her gaze drifted to the window, and after a moment's thought, she muttered softly, "If I remember correctly... I think that was the first episode of the animation that was shown yesterday."

She paused and continued, "Learning a new song in just one day is really... a bit of a shock even to me, let alone Sister Saya."

"So... Xiaoyuege! What should I do?" Hina used the Hikawa family's unique skills.

She is obviously the elder sister, but now she is holding her younger sister's arm and seeking help.

"Okay, okay... let me think about it." Yue Ge looked at Rina's coquettish look and couldn't help but soften her heart.

Chapter 63 Analysis of the Reasons Between Mother and Daughter

Dinner at Hikawa's house was unusually quiet today. Hikawa, usually a lively and lively man, was acting differently today. He simply lowered his head to eat, mechanically picking up the food from his plate with his chopsticks, and barely spoke a word.

Sayo remained silent as usual, only occasionally raising her head and quickly glancing at Hinata, then lowering her head to continue eating, as if she had something to say but was holding back.

This oppressive atmosphere left the mother feeling strangely depressed. Her gaze shifted from Sayo to Hinata, then to Yuege, her brow furrowing slightly. Although she didn't directly ask, doubts were already welling up in her heart.

Finally, after dinner, when Yue Ge cleaned up the dishes and was about to go back to her room, her mother called her.

"Yue Ge," her mother's voice was calm but with a hint of inquiry, "Do you know what's going on?"

Yue Ge paused slightly, turned around, and seeing her mother's serious and concerned gaze, she felt a little overwhelmed. She scratched the back of her head and smiled a slightly awkward smile. "Ahaha..." She chuckled twice, trying to ease her mother's doubts with this laughter, but her tone was clearly guilty.

The mother's eyes were still fixed on Yue Ge, as if she had seen through her intention to get away with it, but she did not ask any further questions, just patiently waiting for her answer.

Yue Ge pursed her lips, her eyes dodging unconsciously for a moment, and then she sighed softly. "Okay, I'll talk to you before I go back to my room."

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After a long absence, Yue Ge was taken aback when she pushed open the door to her parents' room. The furnishings in the room were almost unchanged from her memory: the familiar furniture, the warm lights, even the slowly ticking clock on the wall.

But these familiar scenes made her feel a little strange.

"How long has it been since I last came here?"

She asked herself this question quietly in her heart. Her memories seemed to be covered by a thin layer of mist, blurry and unclear.

Yue Ge tried to sort things out, but couldn't remember why she came here last time.

She stood there thinking for a moment, her mind still blank.

"It seems like I haven't paid enough attention to my parents..."

Her thoughts gradually became clear, and a faint sense of guilt rose in her heart.

"Moon Song?"

Her mother's voice pulled her out of her thoughts. She looked up and saw her mother standing at the side of the room, her brows slightly furrowed and her eyes filled with concern.

The mother was vaguely worried: "Could it be that my most reliable child actually has a problem?"

"fine……"

Yue Ge shook her head gently, a soothing smile appearing on the corner of her mouth, but the self-blame between her brows still did not completely disappear.

"It just feels like it's been a long time since I've been to my mother's place."

Hearing Yue Ge's answer, her mother was stunned for a moment, then a faint smile appeared on the corner of her mouth.

Her gaze fell softly on Yue Ge, and her voice was gentle with warmth: "Because you three spend most of your time busy with your hobbies."

When Yue Ge heard this, she lowered her eyes and said with a hint of apology in her tone: "Well...but I will spend more time with Mom in the future."

Hearing Yuege's words, her mother's face lit up with a gentle smile. She reached out and gently rubbed Yuege's head, her gesture carrying an affection and comfort that was beyond words. "Thank you so much, Yuege! Our little Yuege is the most thoughtful."

However, Mom's gaze calmed down slightly at this moment. She withdrew her hand, looked down at Yuege, and spoke softly but with a hint of inquiry: "But now, Mom is more concerned about the affairs of your two sisters. Little Yuege, do you know anything?"

Yue Ge hesitated for a moment, his eyes flickering slightly, as if he was weighing something.

Finally, she decided to reveal the whole situation: "Well... there are indeed some things." Her voice was a little softer, and there was a hint of hesitation in her tone.

Mom asked softly, "Xiao Yuege, can you talk to me for a moment?"

Yue Ge raised her head, looked at her mother for a second, and then nodded slightly.

"Saya-nee has been avoiding Hinaya-nee the whole time. Mom should be able to tell, right?"

After hearing this, the mother frowned slightly, sighed, and said with a tone full of worry: "Well...Hina is too smart, which makes her unable to understand others."

"Saya puts too much pressure on herself. She always thinks she has to be a good older sister and fulfill her responsibilities. She thinks she should be better than her younger sister."

When talking about Sayo, my mother's voice involuntarily softened a little, and her tone was filled with obvious helplessness and heartache.

She gently held her forehead with her hand, as if she could feel the heaviness on Saya's body.

After talking about her two daughters, the mother raised her head and looked at Yue Ge who was sitting in front of her.

Her eyes softened instantly, and a warm smile played on her lips.

"Our Xiao Yuege is still the most worry-free!"

Her tone became much lighter, with a heartfelt relief, and her eyes were full of trust and doting for Yue Ge.

When Yue Ge heard this, a slightly awkward smile appeared on his face. He scratched the back of his head lightly, and said with a bit of humility and self-awareness in his tone: "Well... I will also continue to work hard not to worry Mom."

There was a hint of relief in the mother's eyes, and the topic of conversation soon returned to Saya and Hinata.

"Saya-nee tried many hobbies in school, but in the end, Hinata easily caught up with them all."

Yue Ge's voice was soft, but her tone revealed a heavy sense of helplessness.

"So...Saya is because Hinata puts a lot of pressure on her studies?"

When the mother heard this, her brows furrowed slightly, and her tone was full of worry.

“This is just one of the reasons…”

There was a hint of hesitation and uncertainty in Yuege's tone.

Her eyes dropped slightly, as if she was trying to piece together what she knew about her sisters. "I'm just guessing based on Sister Saya's situation."

She paused briefly, as if considering how to continue. "Saya-neeji has recently started learning guitar. I think she probably feels that even if Hinaya is a genius, she won't be able to surpass her quickly in a skill that requires proficiency like an instrument."

"But Hinata-nee did it."

When these words fell, the room fell silent for a moment. Yue Ge's eyes subconsciously glanced at her mother and saw that her expression had become even more solemn.

"After years of facing pressure from Hinata-san, and with Sayo-san really liking guitar, she was easily surpassed by her younger sister in this area where she excelled..."

Yuege's voice became even lower, and her eyes were filled with an inexplicable melancholy. "Saya-sister must have finally given up."

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Last chapter of the day

Chapter 64: The only thing I can rely on is the guitar (4k)

"Saya? Do you have a minute? Mommy wants to talk to you about something."

Her mother stood at Hikawa Sayo's door and knocked gently, her tone gentle yet solemn. Her gaze fell on the closed door, and a hint of worry crossed her face.

From the other side of the door came the faint sound of a guitar, followed by the pause of a pick gently sliding across the strings. Sayo heard the knock on the door and looked up, her brows slightly furrowed, a puzzled expression on her face: "Mom?"

She put down her guitar, stood up, walked to the door, and opened it. Standing outside was her mother, her face full of concern and worry. Seeing her mother's expression, Saya was stunned for a moment.

"Saya, can I come in and talk to you about something?"

Her mother's voice was still soft, with a hint of inquiry. Her eyes were gentle but firm, and she was clearly ready for a deep exchange with Saya.

"Yeah...sure."

Saya hesitated for a moment. Although she didn't quite understand why her mother wanted to see her, she nodded slightly, then turned sideways to make room for the door.

"Please come in."

Mom walked into the room, her eyes sweeping over the neatly arranged musical instruments and books, finally stopping on Sayo's guitar.

Saya closed the door gently and stood aside, quietly waiting for her mother to speak.

"Saya, have you been under a lot of pressure studying lately?"

My mother's voice was soft and gentle, with a cautious and inquiring tone.

Her eyes fell gently on Sayo's face, trying to find some clues from her expression.

When she heard this question, Saya's eyes flickered slightly, as if some hidden emotion had been touched upon.

She pursed her lips subconsciously, then looked up at her mother with a hint of hesitation and caution in her eyes. Her brows furrowed slightly, and she looked a little uneasy.

"Yeah... not bad."

Sayo's voice dropped a few notes, her tone calm but slightly hesitant. Her eyes drifted to the side, not daring to look her mother in the eye.

Mom noticed Saya's little action and sighed inwardly.

She was well aware of her daughter's self-esteem and could not ask directly about the pressure relationship between Sayo and Hinata, so she could only test it in this indirect way.

"That's good. I thought you weren't in a good mood tonight, Sayo, because you were under too much pressure from studying."

Saya's body stiffened slightly, her eyes subconsciously dropped, and the corners of her mouth raised slightly, trying to outline a soothing smile, but the smile seemed stiff and forced.

"Saya, if you feel stressed, remember to tell mom at any time, okay?"

Sayo nodded, raised her eyes to look at her mother, and pursed her lips slightly, forcing a faint smile. "Okay, I understand, Mom."

Her voice was soft and her tone was reluctant. She tried her best to hide her emotions, not wanting her mother to see through her heart.

Mom looked at Saya's unnatural smile, a hint of helplessness flashing in her eyes.

She sighed deeply, but did not continue to ask questions. She just reached out and gently touched Sayo's head. "Okay, then go to bed early."

"Yeah." Saya nodded, "Mom, you should get some rest early too."

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Just when her mother went to test Sayo's mood, Yue Ge was not idle either. She gently pushed open the door of Hikawa Hina's room, stuck her head in, with a sweet smile on her face.