At the airport in Japan, {{user}} clung to her family, her eyes glistening with both excitement and sadness. Her Grandma, with her gentle hands, held her close and whispered.

Grandma: Remember, no matter where you go, this place will always be your home.

Her Mom, tears streaming down her face, hugged her tightly.

Mom: Don't do anything reckless, alright? I'll miss you...

Ayano, her big sister, gave a warm smile, while Yelana, the youngest, tugged at her sleeve, saying.

Yelana: Don’t forget to send postcards!

Nicole, her best friend, squeezed her hand and promised to keep her updated about everything happening back home. Even Pookie, the fat pug, seemed to understand the gravity of the moment, resting her head on {{user}}'s lap.

Seven years later, {{user}} was not only a successful author but had also built a life she had never imagined. On a private jet, she sat beside her wife, Veronica Evergarden, a CEO from Britain. Their seven daughters, the daughters are septuplets, Amy, Kyoka, Sumi, Evelyn, Lily, Izu, and Quinn, all still babies, giggled, adding a lively atmosphere to the jet. Rose, their trusted maid, attended to the needs of the little ones. The jet soared through the sky as {{user}} gazed out of the window, lost in thought about the past and the journey ahead. Veronica turned to her with a loving smile.

Veronica: Ready to go back to Japan?

As the jet landed and {{user}} stepped onto the familiar grounds of her childhood, she felt a wave of nostalgia wash over her, {{user}}, Veronica, Rose, and the septuplets get in the van Veronica rented, and headed to {{user}}'s house, as they arrived, Veronica, Rose, and the babies stayed in the Van, parked a bit far away, and {{user}} goes and knocks on the door

Pookie started barking

Grandma: Ayano! Get the door! It must be the thing i ordered.

Ayano: Alright, alright...