It was a Saturday, and Kagura Hikaru got up early.
He opened the window of his room in a great mood, and while looking at the blue sky and the thick, huge clouds that looked like the legs of a chicken gun, he played his electric guitar. The guitar, not plugged in, could hardly make any decent sound, but the music was in his head.
After admiring the rare beautiful sky for a while, he put down the guitar and walked out the door.
His mother Xiaosong Lisha and her fiancé Kiryu Masaki had gone out to look at wedding venues and order a wedding dress. He and Kiryu Hina both had no interest in following them.
The two of them shared a similar view on marriage: they both believed marriage is a matter between two people, related to love, and nothing to do with children. Even if Xiaosong Lisha and Kiryu Masaki insisted on dragging them along, they wouldn't go. It would make them feel like light bulbs, as if going was equating to prison.
