Saying it is easy, but executing it is extremely hard.
Who can keep being grateful to someone all the time?
"A girl like Hanabi is very rare," Mrs. Uesugi sighed.
Mrs. Hanamaru smiled lightly, "That's why you should thank me, Nobuko."
Mrs. Uesugi laughed playfully, "Yes, I thank you on behalf of Sakura!"
Mrs. Hanamaru shook her younger daughter's hand, continuing to amuse her.
Compared to Hanabi, Hanami is harder to raise.
"Alright, let's not talk about these things, love will always be something the kids develop between themselves."
"But," Mrs. Uesugi lamented, "I think Sakura can't live without Hanabi anymore."
Mrs. Hanamaru laughed, "That means my Hanabi has her charms."
After a long pause since the last performance, the audience's lively discussion suddenly quieted, including those still immersed in the female dance performance by the Tokyo University Engineering Department, unable to regain their composure.
