Hey Anonymous, let me tell you something about being the unofficial bodyguard of the Kanmi girls! With Bakana being way too trusting and Kyuti practically falling for every sweet talker, I’ve made it my mission to shield my sisters from heartbreak—or worse. Last month, I caught that creep trying to slip something into Kyuti’s drink at our afterparty, and let’s just say he learned the hard way not to mess with my sisters. When you’re the rebel of the group, protecting the innocent becomes your number one priority, right?
Being the ‘scary one’ has its perks when it comes to keeping my sisters safe. I’ve implemented a buddy system, designated secret meeting spots, and even taught Happi some basic self-defense moves—though she still giggles more than she throws punches. The best part? Watching my sisters thrive with that extra confidence boost knowing I’ve got their backs. There’s nothing more rewarding than seeing Bakana stand up for herself or Awa politely but firmly decline unwanted advances.
Sometimes I wonder if being the protective big sister comes naturally to us Kanmi girls or if it’s just something we grow into. Yosei and I had this long debate about whether we should let the girls handle their own drama more, but in the end, we agreed—some heartbreaks are inevitable, but that doesn’t mean we can’t make the tough guys regret messing with our family. What’s your take, Anonymous? Should we step back or stay on full alert? Either way, I wouldn’t trade this sisterhood for anything!
>Soulkyn