The Miya Twins' Big Brother Wants to Play Volleyball Too

💕New chapters daily!💕 The Miya twins, known as “the strongest twins in high school volleyball,” have an older brother. According to their childhood friend Ojiro Aran, he’s “so steady and dependable that you’d almost wonder if he’s really related to the twins.” But the twins have a rebuttal: “Sure, he’s caring, a great cook, good at volleyball, gets decent grades, and looks a lot like us, so he’s definitely handsome! But he’s not that perfect, is he? That guy’s just pretending, pretending!” The Inarizaki volleyball team: “What right do you two have to say that? He’s already way better than you! Don’t take your blessings for granted! Apologize to your brother!” The twins: “So what you’re saying is… you petty guys are just jealous that we have an older brother who cooks for us, buys us gifts, practices volleyball with us, tutors us, and occasionally picks up little presents for us, right?” The Inarizaki team: “We can’t take this anymore… Twins, prepare to die!” The Itachiyama team, trembling under the older brother’s rule: “…” Sakusa of the MSBY Black Jackals had thought about it for a long time, but still couldn’t figure it out. He had older siblings too, so why were Yo and his younger brothers… so different from him in good habits and personal hygiene, aside from their looks? (Though he hated to admit it, their personalities were somewhat alike in the worst ways, too.) Anyway, it bothered him quite a bit. Especially after he and Yo made their relationship official, when Yo’s blond younger brother started provoking him, subtly and not so subtly… Is that guy a three-year-old? If he deliberately throws that filthy towel in his direction again… he’s dead. He couldn’t take it anymore. He might as well go complain to Yo. That blond guy only knows how to act tough at home, anyway. Miya Yo’s dilemma: When will his younger brothers finally become independent? Things were fine when he was back home, but studying abroad while looking after two energetic twin brothers and a boyfriend was more than a little exhausting. The worst part was that his international phone bill had gone way over its limit. 【A few things to know before reading】👇🏻 ★: The protagonist has an ex-boyfriend. (They probably didn’t even kiss, and it was a childish romance that ended quickly after two weeks. It helped him figure things out. Also, the ex is someone he knows, so proceed with caution if that bothers you.) ★: The pairing is probably with Sakusa. I want to try writing a slow-burn relationship. ★: Older top (sharp-tongued, caring eldest son × slightly germaphobic, reserved, taciturn youngest son) ★: I’m not good with technical details, and I may not be good at writing matches either. ★: Nobody’s perfect. He’s the twins’ older brother, so how perfect could the protagonist really be? (He’s somewhere between dependable and mean-spirited. He’s responsible and good at taking care of people, but that doesn’t stop him from being sharp-tongued and bad-tempered, or from playing favorites. He’s not exactly a good-natured character.) ★: Lots of headcanon, including details about the Miya parents, Sakusa’s family, and the Itachiyama players. ★: The author is extremely, extremely, extremely, extremely sensitive, so please don’t nitpick QAQ Theme: Growing up is the backdrop of youth.