Dance Precure

A sisterly spat! Can things be turned around?

Mai: UN, deux, trios . . . UN, deux, trios . . . UN, deux, trios . . . UN, deux, trios.

Girls: Out of the way!

Mai's sisters shoved her to the ground and started to watch the TV she was using to practice her ballet on. And to be honest, Mai wasn't in the best of moods that morning having been up for most of the night before, and that she wanted to use a space that didn't suit her free spirit.

Mai: Hey! I was using the lounge room first!

Rinako: Yeah, but it's our turn now and you've been here for long enough.

Mai: But that doesn't give you the right to shove me to the floor, just so you could watch some show on the TV!

Rei: You better not push your luck.

Mai: And why not?

Ran: We'll tell mother that you're not being a nice big sister.

Mai: Fine, but don't expect me to cave so soon next time. You got that?

Girls: Got it!

After the argument, Mai had decided to text her friends to see if they wanted to hang out at the mall for a little while. They reply with some degree of a yes and Mai packs her things, then tell her Mother that she's off to see her friends at the mall.

Mother: Don't be late home for dinner!

Mai: I won't!

And with that, Mai was off and gone before her mother could say anything else to her. She was also kind of glad that her eldest daughter had made some friends that she could hang out with. Unlike her other three daughters who didn't make any new friends yet.

Mother: What am I going to do with them?

(OP: Let's Dance on)

As Mai finally sat down with her food, she groaned and placed her head in her hands as she ate away at her chips.

Daitan: What's the matter, Mai?

Mai: My sisters are annoying, and they don't know how to treat me with respect.

Hana: How so?

Mai: They shove me to the ground, not to mention they also walk into my room without knocking to asking to be invited in and the list goes on.

Hana: Perhaps they need more time to understand that.

Mai: Doubt it. They're decently intelligent and bright for their age, and besides, whenever I tell mother about these kinds of situations, she either ignores me or tells me off.

Kiko: What I wouldn't give to have a little sister.

Daitan: Isn't your mother going to have the baby soon?

Kiko: Yeah, but I don't know the gender of the baby.

Daitan: She still hasn't told you!

Kiko: Yeah, and apparently she's keeping the gender of the baby a secret until she has it.

Daitan: That's rough.

Mai: How far along is your mother with her pregnancy?

Kiko: Almost completed the nine months.

Mai: That's great! The kid should be born any day now.

Hana: Why are you so happy about this? This isn't going to your kid.