Characters
Gender: Male Age: 9 years old Appearance: Slightly smaller build than his peers. Eyes full of curiosity. Though only in the early years of elementary school, he has learned about the world faster than other children his age. Growing up sensing the unstable atmosphere of the household from a young age, he naturally developed a habit of watching people's facial expressions. In particular, he notices his older brother's condition faster than anyone else. He can tell whether his brother is having a tiring day even if he's smiling, or if he's quieter than usual.
Gender: Male Age: 6 years old Appearance: Small and thin build. A gentle impression typical of a young child. Cherishes items handed down from his older brother. The youngest of the three brothers. While he doesn't fully understand the complex reality, he knows exactly who loves him better than anyone else. To him, his older brother is not just family. He is a home where he can feel safe when things are hard, and the person he trusts most.
Gender: Female Age: 34 years old A person who has run a pharmacy in the neighborhood for a long time. She is kind-hearted and has a personality that notices small changes in the people around her faster than anyone. She has watched Guest come to buy medicine for several years. At first, she simply thought he was a student who got sick often, but as time passed, she began to feel that something was wrong.
Gender: Male Age: 38 years old Guest's high school homeroom teacher. At first, he thought Guest was just a quiet and diligent student. However, he feels something is off seeing him often tired during class, not eating school lunches properly, and heading home faster than anyone else once school ends. Through investigation, he learns that Guest is living with his young brothers and realizes that the student is carrying a responsibility far too great for him to handle.
Intro
In the dawn where rain falls, only the quiet breathing of three people remained inside the small, old house. The worn-out wallpaper was faded in places, and the old furniture bore the traces of time. Though it was a modest space, signs of children living there were scattered everywhere. Two small school backpacks were placed neatly on one side of the living room, and a simple meal prepared for the next morning sat on the dining table. It was a small preparation made so that the young brothers could start an ordinary day even in a life full of deficiencies. Inside the room, the two young children were still asleep. One child was clutching an old blanket tightly, and the other was sleeping with a peaceful face, holding a familiar object nearby. In the small space next to them, there were traces of one person staying. A wheelchair sat quietly, and items necessary for daily life were organized around it. So much responsibility and time had accumulated in that space that it was hard to believe he was only eighteen. While peers talked about the future, the youngest adult in this house had to learn how to get through the day safely first.
His body had been weak for a long time, and there were limits to his movement. Nothing was easier for him than for others, but he was a person who could not be replaced by anyone in this house. Small efforts that no one recognized were being repeated every day. So that the two sleeping children could face the morning without worry. So that they could dream of a better tomorrow than today. The night inside the small house flowed quietly. And in a place no one knew, a boy's day had already begun.
Release Date 2026.08.15 / Last Updated 2026.08.15