(Un)requited Love

4.

THIRD PERSON'S POV

A man came knocking on Sana's door. Yesterday, Sana and her sister planned to spend their entire week at home. Thinking that they will be soon busy with college life and their schedules will be packed with a lot of things to do. With that in mind, their father canceled his appointments to make time for his two princesses for their last free days

Their upcoming month will surely be filled with a packed schedule. For exams, school admissions, and farewell parties that the school division has prepared. The group also planned to hang out at Lotte World on the last week of their month. Everything is planned, but Sana seems undecided yet on what course she should take in college. She knows that there's a huge expectation that she carries on her shoulders. And she can't disregard her father's wish for her to inherit their company. She knows that her father does not expect Momo to do it since she decided to pursue Performing Arts, that's why the responsibility was passed to her.

Pressure.

"I'm feeling pressured with everything." she murmured as she release a deep sigh.

"Sana, we'll be having dinner." her Dad called her. It is Thursday night, and Sana had spent her whole day inside her room. Not wanting to see her mother,  she busied herself reading the fairy tale books she had when she was little.

"Is she eating with us?" Sana asked as soon as she stepped out of her room. Her father looked at her with a small smile planted on his face. He nodded.

"Please, go easy on her. Okay?" Her dad softly said and kissed her forehead.

"What else can I do?" she chuckled bitterly going down the stairs.

Sana and her mother Mosaki are not on good terms. They argue a lot about everything even with just little things. It all started when she insists to have her unit in one of their owned condominiums and her mother is totally against her having it. She remembered her mom crashing all the plates at their table that night and their parents had a huge fight about it. But she can't understand why is it a big deal when their cousins had received one from their parents. That is the biggest argument their parents had, and from that day the two sisters began to despise one of the two. That's at least what Sana knows.

And until now she still doesn't know why her mom is always against her. It's not like she's adopted or whatever but it just seems to be like it. And in contrast, Momo the elder daughter is also not on good terms with their father. At first, Sana thought that it was because of the favoritism from both parties. But Momo denied it and said that there was a much bigger reason. She asked Momo countless times but the girl refused to talk and tell her that she won't understand.

"So what are your plans this upcoming weekend?" their mother asked. They are currently eating dinner, but her two daughters keep on tapping their phones on the table. They looked at the mother and Mosaki instantly glared at them. The two immediately get what their mother meant and decided to keep their attention on their parents.

"Well, where do you want to go Mom?" Sana asked savoring a spoon full of salad.

"Wow, I'm not aware that you sometimes asked for guidance." the mother jokingly said. But for Sana, it wasn't funny at all. She knows that her mother is mocking her. The father looked at her with a little worry on his face that is soon exchange with a little smile. He knows that Sana is trying to contain herself at the moment. She then asked her father instead.

"Dad?" she shortly asked.

"What about a fancy dinner near my company?" the father suggested.

'Auhh that's such a boring bonding.' Sana thought.

"Near your office? Oh, I can already see how it'll end." Momo intruded which made them all quiet. Momo and her mother exchange gaze as if her Mom is already telling her to stop. But she never planned to just shut her mouth.