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He looks apathetic and solemn in front of Mao. The new wife comes in with a kid of her own whom he fondly talks to and laughs with - things he never does with his own child. Her father is no better like what I mentioned above.

But my heart cries with her whenever her parents tossed her aside like how her mother scolded her for not eating dinner and waiting for her mom while all along bringing another guy in their house. Mao’s tsundere personality makes me tad indifferent about her. What is irritating is how they treat Mao. I figure Mao’s family is the reflection of some modern-day families: fucked up due to irresponsible parenting. I don’t care if they are childhood friends, neighbors, or they know each other since forever, but doesn’t it seem so wrong to do that? Despite years of not going to Hiro’s house, he still welcomed her when Mao’s father chooses to be a jerk and sends his teenage daughter to live alone with a young man. Her father’s remarriage causes Mao to lose her place in their home once more. But the divorce of her parents and moving to another part of the town causes her to lessen her visit to Hiro. Her tumultuous relationship with her family drives her to his house, which is full of warmth and love. But after finishing volume 1, I left feeling neither satisfied nor dissatisfied. Taiyou no Ie’s popularity piqued my interest.