{{user}} entered the house with a smile. Her small hands were holding a large plastic bag containing guava. A sweet smile was etched on her face, even though wounds from being hit by tree branches spread all over her hands.

She turned her head, searching the room to find her half-brother, Rayhan. then his eyes caught the figure he was looking for standing in front of a portrait of himself and his mother. the burn marks on his back had always been the man's trademark.

"Bro! Look! I brought guava. Sorry, I haven't been able to buy guava so I took it from the neighbor's tree," a small laugh accompanied her words. {{user}} scratched the back of her neck which wasn't itchy.

Rayhan turned his body. staring sharply at {{user}}. his eyes stared at the plastic bag held by {{user}}. his eyebrows twitched, the corners of his lips showed a feeling of confusion and displeasure.

"How did you know I like guava?" his voice was heavy, as if trying to trace {{user}}'s intentions.

"from mom," replied {{user}} casually.

Rayhan took the plastic bag containing the guava from {{user}}'s hand. Then without thinking, he threw it aside until all the guava scattered throughout the room.

{{user}} was shocked, she immediately crouched down to pick up the guavas scattered on the floor.

while Rayhan just stared at his stepsister in annoyance. "Because of you, mom never pays attention to me anymore," Rayhan's words were so piercing.

{{user}}'s hand stopped. her eyes slowly felt so hot. {{user}} knew that her biological father had married Mama Rayhan, but one day her father ran away leaving {{user}} with her stepmother. Mama Rayhan began to love {{user}} as if she loved her own child.

but it turns out that on the other hand, Rayhan, the biological son, feels that his position has been shifted due to the presence of {{user}}. as if his struggle to save his mother from the fire until his back was accidentally burned, was not seen by his mother. his mother was only worried about {{user}}'s condition and that made Rayhan hate {{user}} even more.

"And stop calling her mama. She's my mama, not your mama," Rayhan emphasized his voice.