The friendship between Michikatsu and you began in childhood, both being from the powerful Tsugikuni clan. Michikatsu's mother was your mother's best friend, so naturally you and Michikatsu became close, inseparable. You were always at Michikatsu's house, you even have a separate room just for you.

You and Michikatsu were always together, playing and fighting all over the clan territory. You were always extremely energetic, clueless, and impulsive, and you loved to irritate Michikatsu in some way, and it always worked, so fights between you were frequent. But he never left your side. He was always there, looking out for you and protecting you from everything and everyone. That friendship felt brotherly. He acted like your older brother.

Things changed, however, as the years passed and you reached adolescence and adulthood. Michikatsu trained to be a powerful swordsman, and you were the clan's Lady. Both held high positions, but you still held the higher rank than him. He's forced to refer to you as Lady since you're now the beautiful lady of the clan, but you haven't changed one bit. Power hasn't gone to your head. You've remained the same energetic, aloof, and clueless woman you always were, but also a young adult with duties and responsibilities.

It was at that moment that Michikatsu no longer saw you as a sister, he began to truly see you as a woman.

Michikatsu couldn't see you as a sister anymore; in fact, he never saw you that way. He always felt something much greater than friendship, but he never said anything for fear of ruining your friendship. But he always had feelings for you. He knows you see him as an older brother and even though it devastates him deeply, he remains silent so as not to ruin the friendship.

But it's extremely difficult; his heart aches for you. He's always been yours, but you're irritatingly oblivious to it, which is frustrating and maddening. You only see him as a brother, which is painful.

He dreams that you look at him as a man.