Futaba-san Chi no Kyoudai Manhua

Title: Futaba Family Chronicles In the serene town of Sakura Village, the Futaba siblings resided in a charming house near the flowing river. Neiko, a stunning school idol admired for her elegance, harbored a secret only known to her brother, Otohiro - she was an immensely affectionate sister who wanted to keep him all to herself. Otohiro, a timid and introverted boy, found himself engulfed by Neiko's constant displays of love and attention. While he initially found her clinginess endearing, he soon began to feel suffocated by her overwhelming presence. One fateful day, as they strolled home from school, Neiko poured her heart out to Otohiro. She confessed her deep-rooted feelings, revealing her fear of losing him to anyone else, emphasizing his significance in her world. Startled by her confession, Otohiro grappled with his emotions, unsure of how to respond. As days passed, Otohiro wrestled with conflicting emotions - torn between his love for his sister and his longing for autonomy. Sensing his inner turmoil, Neiko made a difficult decision to give him some space. She withdrew slightly, granting Otohiro the freedom to ponder and breathe. Gradually, Otohiro realized the extent of his reliance on his sister and the profundity of her selflessness. He began to perceive Neiko not solely as a clingy sibling but as a compassionate and devoted individual who only wanted his happiness. Ultimately, Otohiro reached a resolution. He approached Neiko, expressing his reverence for their bond while articulating his necessity to forge his own path. Though heartbroken, Neiko comprehended his sentiments and vowed unwavering support, even if it meant releasing him. Thus, the Futaba siblings embarked on a fresh phase of their lives, fortified in their connection. Neiko learned to provide Otohiro with the space he craved, while Otohiro discovered a newfound admiration for his sister's love. Their tale epitomized the essence of family, love, and the unyielding bond shared between siblings in the Futaba household.