I made this story a long time ago-last year-and never finished it, and therefore never published it. That changes now! Updates will be every week on Thursdays. Yes, I do know this Chapter is short.
Chapter 1: That Is Not Our Sister
-Hoshikawa Residence, 10:30 A.M. Saturday-
The only Sibling Teacher not up by now was Remi. As her older siblings and her twin brother all finished eating breakfast, they realized that Remi must still be asleep. "I'm worried," Fumiya declared. "I agree. It's not like Remi to not make a sign of being awake," Kazumi agreed.
"No; that's not what I mean," Fumiya said, making his older siblings concerned. "Then what do you mean?" Gaku asked slowly. "I can't hear her thoughts like I can normally," was the reply. "Maybe she's dreaming?" Ken speculated. "No. I remember when we were younger, Remi and I would share a dream, or swap dreams with each other," Fumiya reminisced. "Do you still do that?" Kazumi asked, interested. "Maybe….that's not the point!" Fumiya tried to get back to his point.
"I'm going to check on her," Kazumi decided. She went to Remi's room. "Remi? You awake?" she asked quietly. There was a moan and a response of "Who's Remi?"
-Tatsumi Residence, 10:30 A.M. Saturday-
The Tatsumi brothers were all up and dressed and were in the middle of eating, and not one of them had seen their sister. "Should someone go check on her?" Shou asked. "Yeah. Thanks for volunteering to check on Matsuri, Daimon," Nagare said. "Eh?!" Daimon didn't know what, if anything, made his brothers pick him to go check on their younger sister. "Just go," Shou told him. Daimon rolled his eyes and went to Matsuri's room.
Daimon went into Matsuri's room quietly. "Matsuri? Hello? You awake?
Daimon said quietly. Matsuri's eyes were closed, but they opened when she heard Daimon's voice. She rubbed her eyes gently as she sat up. She looked at Daimon for a minute, looking like she was thinking. She wasn't saying anything. "Matsuri? Are you okay?" Daimon asked. Matsuri paused for a minute, and then she tilted her head and in a confused voice, went "Mat-su-ri?"