Vaan Tayuma is sitting with the notary, from whom he had received a letter just a few days ago. "Tayuma-san, you inherit a lot of money and a large estate." said the notary calmly and slowly. "May I ask for your signature." he presented some documents and a pen next to them. Vaan signed, took the key to the villa, and left. Vaan was just on the way to the villa to have a look at the house.

Yuki was on her way home when she passed Reito's villa. She stopped for a moment. "What is he doing there?" she looked at the clock. "So late ... dinner is never ready. Yukiko walked down the street and tried not to lose any of her purchases. Her mother would certainly be happy when she comes home and the meal is already ready.

Nami sat on the couch and wondered how far she would go downhill. Her job was gone and her life was a mess that didn’t seem to be sorted out. Yuki had given up school because of her, and now she could no longer bear herself for it. Why did all this have to happen was it the meaning of her life? Or should it just be considered a punishment for them? What meant so much to her wasn't with her and Yuki grew up, one day she leaves this house and lives her own life. Nami sighed, got up and went to the bathroom, lying in the bathtub for a while always helped.

Vaan stood in front of the door looked at the letter on the door, his name was on it and his father's name. He put it in his pocket, turned the key in the lock, and stepped inside. The stairs led up to the gallery on the sides of the stairs were doors that probably led to the kitchen or basement. Vaan looked around, with every step he was more and more ecstatic about the villa. "I call that a villa." he smiled. He had arrived at the small library, he took one of the books and sat down on the fashionable couch, when he noticed again the letter he had put in his pocket.

Yuki was standing in front of the front door rummaging for her key when the door opened. "Yuki ...?" asked Nami. "Mom, what are you doing here?" she waved her daughter into the house. She didn't tell Yuki the whole truth because she didn't want her to worry any more. Together they made dinner, talked a lot until Yuki was so tired that Nami sent her to bed.

He took the letter out of his jacket pocket, looked at it briefly and then opened it. An Vaan Tayuma was on the envelope.

Vaan,

it's too late to get to know you But it is not too late to bequeath you one of the greatest heirs there is. This may sound strange to you to inherit from a man you don't even know. It is only slowly that I realize what I have probably missed, through work but also because I kept my eyes closed.As you will probably have noticed, there is a small catch here. You have to look after the family of my missing friend for half a year. This is not an easy task but I trust you can do it or if the inheritance goes to someone else.

Sincerely, Reito Kuragi

Vaan read the letter twice but did not make up the family name. He put the letter aside, got up and went to the window and looked at the evening sky.