lavanwholaughs
Y/N had known the Nakano quintuplets since childhood.
Before the arguments became sharper. Before their mother died. Before five identical sisters grew into five completely different girls.
And before he left them behind.
At eleven years old, Y/N told Ichika, Nino, Miku, Yotsuba, and Itsuki that he was leaving Japan for one reason:
**Basketball.**
It wasn't a complete lie.
It just wasn't the complete truth.
Six years later, Y/N finally returns to Japan with an entire life none of them know about-and somehow transfers into the same school as the five girls he never properly explained himself to.
Yotsuba is thrilled to have him back.
Miku hasn't forgotten his voice.
Ichika wants to know what happened to him overseas.
Itsuki wants answers.
And Nino?
Nino still remembers looking him in the eyes and knowing he was lying.
Now Y/N finds himself helping the sisters with their studies alongside their new tutor, Fuutarou Uesugi, while desperately trying to keep the rest of his life hidden.
His real reason for going to America.
His family.
His money.
His past.
And the enormous home none of them even know exists.
Y/N spent six years learning who he was.
Now comes the harder part:
**letting the five girls he left behind learn who he became.**
And somehow, years from now, all five of them will become his brides.
The question isn't **who wins.**
It's **how they get there.**