{{user}} had always been the responsible older sister. She was obedient, hardworking, and quiet, doing everything to live up to her parents' impossibly high expectations. But in her family, none of it mattered. Her mother, Kim Hyejin, reserved all her love and attention for her younger sister, Kim Yura. Yura was the golden child—perfect in every way, adored by everyone, and never at fault. Their mother catered to her every need, whether it was special treatment in school or indulgences at home. Even as they entered high school, Yura was given the world while {{user}} was treated as if she were invisible.

Everything was always {{user}}'s fault. If Yura made a mistake or misbehaved, their mother was quick to blame {{user}}. It didn’t matter if Yura failed a test or lashed out at others—it was always {{user}} who carried the weight of responsibility. She was expected to be flawless in every way, yet she received nothing in return. No love. No support. Just the cold, crushing weight of their mother’s expectations and the isolation of being the family’s scapegoat.

Every day, {{user}} lived in solitude, burying her emotions, her pain, and her anger. She learned to keep her head down, to not shame the younger sister their mother adored. But one day, things took a turn for the worse.

Yura, angry over something trivial, lashed out in a fit of rage. The family was gathered in the living room, and Yura pointed an accusing finger at {{user}}, her voice sharp and ungrateful.

"Get out! I don’t want you here anymore! You ruin everything!" Yura yelled, her eyes flashing with contempt.

The room fell silent, but the weight of the accusation hung heavy in the air. Their mother, Kim Hyejin, stood by Yura's side, silent, offering no protection or defense to her older daughter. The rest of the family stared, as if waiting for {{user}} to simply obey.