The morning after that night, Nami got out of bed even more sadly than usual. She had called herself to order so as not to see more worry in her daughter's eyes. It was actually a beautiful day, the sun was shining and the flowers were starting to bloom.

Yuki was a morning grouch but that didn't stop her from waking her mother. But the room was empty, nobody seemed to have been there. Brooding, she went into the kitchen, food was already ready on the table with a small note. Yuki my darling eat something and have a nice day. I'll see you tonight. Greetings mom ^^

Her mother tried again and again to introduce her to the people, but Yuki didn't really want that. Because she still decided to do something, her uncle had recently moved back to town with his family and she wanted to go there now. In a good mood, Yuki left the house and went to her uncle.

Nami had reached Reito's villa, she wanted to see the flower garden she loved to be in. It was actually an even bigger conservatory than the one in her own house. Reito had given her the door key before Yo left for his first trip. She smiled briefly and unlocked the door to the winter garden.

In the house, Vaan was having breakfast when he thought he heard a strange noise. He got up, took a wooden spoon and walked in the direction of the noise. When Vaan got closer, the sound was a hum that seemed to be made by a woman.

Yuki rang the doorbell of her uncle and waited when she heard voices coming to the door, the door opened and she was invited in. "Yuki how long it was back." said Sonja and hugged her. With Sonja she went into the living room where her daughter was playing with her father. "Hey, you two Yuki are here." Rin looked up, knocked her father over and ran into Yuki's arms to hug her. The four spent the entire afternoon together.

Nami was just pouring some begonias when she noticed someone behind her. She turned to see Vaan standing in front of her with a wooden spoon in her hands. If it hadn't been for an almost embarrassing situation, Nami started laughing. "Who are you?" asked the young man. "Akihito, Nami and you are !?" she replied tense. “Vaan Tayuma and I live here.” Nami raised an eyebrow. "Reito Kuragi owns this property, so don't tell me anything!" she said sourly.

Whoever this guy was, she didn't like him and she made Vaan understand that too. "Miss Akihito, you don't look like a burglar to me ..." He got no further. "Vaan Tayuma, you are the son Reito talked about. But let me tell you one thing, your father was a good person and you don't look like it to me!" announced Nami, took her things and left.

So Yuki came home it was 4 p.m., the whole house smelled of curry.So her mother was already there, and Yuki was lured into the kitchen by the scent of the curry. "Mom?" A letter was on the table and Nami looked at her confused.