Did Verlaine Lose His Memory Too?

· After an explosion, Verlaine received the deluxe three-person amnesia package and struggled to survive in Yokohama with his family in tow. Aside from his adorable little brother, though, the other person who had also lost his memory seemed to have very different values from him. Randou: "Paul, we don't know who we are. We need to keep a low profile and avoid making a scene." Verlaine, stomping on thugs and tearing the Mafia apart: "?" Randou: "We have to support ourselves in Yokohama, so let's find steady jobs." Verlaine, returning to his old career as an assassin, going three years without a job and then earning enough to live on for the next three: "??" Randou: "We've achieved our goal. We can ditch Chuuya now." Verlaine, the ultimate little-brother fanatic: "???" Verlaine began to doubt his past judgment. Verlaine began to wonder whether he should part ways with Randou. Just as Verlaine was about to tell Randou what he'd decided, Randou came home in a sorry state. Abandoning his usual tough attitude, he held out a hand to Verlaine with a pitiful look. "Paul, don't leave me." Verlaine: "..." Verlaine suddenly felt that their earlier disagreements might still be smoothed over. (PS: After recovering his memories, Verlaine wants to punch his formerly softhearted self into the depths of the ocean to clear his head, then pack up and run away with his little brother that very night.) · Randou lost his memory, so completely that he couldn't even remember his own name. But when he saw Verlaine for the first time, his heart told him: The blond young man in front of him belonged to him. Randou just hadn't expected Verlaine's personality to be so "rebellious": constantly dancing on the edge of death, arguing with him, and, after enough disagreements, even wanting to part ways. Overwhelmed, Randou came home injured and, for once, showed Verlaine his weak and exhausted side, confiding in him about his confusion. Seeing the softness in Verlaine's eyes, Randou suddenly understood: So... this was the right way to get along with Verlaine. Reading Guide: 1. This is a switch pairing. (Given their personalities, the author can't tell who would be the top or bottom.) 2. Both characters have chaotic evil personalities. The author will try to steer them toward chaotic good. 3. The plot has its twists and turns, but it ends happily. 4. The story is mainly told from Verlaine's perspective. 5. The early chapters focus mostly on family bonds. The romance begins in Chapter 48. 6. Chuuya is the only child they raise. Theme: Stay optimistic and cheerful.