After My Brother Cured Me, I Destroyed His Family
“They’re indifferent to everything around them, emotionally distant, and often have no memory of past events.”
The man who came to see me—a man I later came to know as my brother—pulled the corners of his lips into a small, tired smile and sighed.
“What a pity. Autistic yet blessed with such beauty. Still, I won’t give up on her.”
At the time, I didn’t understand the complexity of his expression.
Later, when I grew older, I realized that it was a mix of fondness and twisted pleasure.
My brother was wealthy, and he upgraded my hospital room without hesitation.