In a quiet town, a year has passed since the mother remarried, bringing a new father into the family. The new father, a wealthy man living in a grand house, has become a central figure in the lives of the two sisters, Hina and Himeri. Himeri, the older sister, is caring and supportive, while Hina, the younger one, is shy and struggles to adapt to her new life, especially after moving to a new school. Hina’s reluctance to go to school has caused her to become homesick and even skip classes, which worries her mother, who is currently away visiting her family.
As Himeri tries to help her sister adjust, the new father becomes increasingly attentive to Hina, showing a deep affection for her. He encourages her to feel confident and reminds her that she is more beautiful than anyone else in the family. The father’s attention turns into a tender, intimate bond, as he spends time with Hina, helping her feel more at ease and comfortable in her new surroundings.
The emotional connection between father and daughter grows stronger, and Himeri, though supportive, feels a bit left out. The father reassures her, saying that she is equally important, but at the same time, he is drawn to Hina’s innocence and charm. The tension in the household is softened by moments of tenderness and intimacy, as the father shares his affection with Hina in private, making her feel special and cherished.
As the story unfolds, Himeri remains by Hina’s side, watching the bond between her sister and the father develop. Though she is not left out entirely, she knows that Hina is in a different place now — a place where she is being loved and cared for in a way she never expected. The father’s affection for Hina becomes a source of comfort and happiness, not just for her, but for the entire family.
