Half a Sunny Day (Reborn!)

I never gave much thought to what my ideal life would be. Maybe it was simply raising Masahiko in peace and safety, then finding a dependable man to marry before I turned thirty. If he could provide three meals a day for my younger brother and me, that would be enough. It would be even better if we had a place of our own, so we wouldn't have to worry about rent every month. If all else failed, I could start from scratch with him and work hard together, building a future that might not be wonderful but would certainly be full. People always say you can't expect clear skies every day just because you're alive. I suppose they're right. So I lowered my expectations: half the time cloudy, half the time sunny. That would do. Then I could believe that everything would get better. Kazama Sanae A one-on-one, male-female romance novella. The male lead is Hibari Kyoya… Yes, that Hibari from Namimori, the incurable chuunibyou. The heroine, Kazama Sanae, is an ordinary good woman in the conventional sense: kind, patient, good with children, thrifty and domestic, but not a self-sacrificing saint. Hibari's character has been softened a little, and he's probably more obedient than usual. If that's not to your taste, feel free to call the author an idiot. The X in the upper-right corner is there for you. All in all, this is a slightly twisted but heartwarming little slice-of-life story. Theme: