To me

My younger sister.

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Su!!!

Hmm!!!

My younger sister is important, but she is not mine.

Well, even though there are various problems, a girl who became a maid because she admires me is definitely cute.

It’s the only position where I’m called by my name without honorifics by Mei.

I learned about this girl from anime.
After finishing the anime, I finally got to this character in the original work, but I was shocked to find out she isn’t his sister.
So whose little sister is this?

Given Mei’s circumstances, there’s no way she has a younger sister…

Isn’t this child your sister?

Essentially a sister

My sister is Mei-neechan’s sister!

My sister is my sister, but she is not Mei’s sister; she just happens to be named Sister and is an only child with neither an older sister nor a younger sister. She is merely a self-proclaimed sister who admires Mei and calls herself a sister.

Not valuing family is already psychopathic.

I thought this kid was a gag character, but their face is actually pretty.

What should my sister do when searching?

Isn’t your full name?

maidsmaid
Maid Dance
It’s a sister…

To me

In the story, even though she doesn’t get called much, I said that it seems like she is often referred to as “Imouto-chan,” and was told, “It’s hard to read without the honorific.”

I love my little sister who is always smiling in the purikura.

Both the number and the younger sister are just one character, so if you call them directly, it becomes confusing.

I thought she was a character devoted to her older sister, but she’s becoming more and more interesting.

In a way, I feel like the weakest in the family is my little sister lately.

But I understand how Hahari feels about continuing to hire this child.

I like my little sister who is panting.

But she calls me sister…

My younger sister doesn’t have an older sister.

Recently, I feel like I’m becoming a younger sister character in a way, as I’m feeling a sisterly vibe from everyone.

I think the quiz on how many younger sisters there really are is surprisingly difficult.
In the stated range, about three people?

If you start saying that Knight Hana-senpai is cool, it’s really over, little sister.

Wah!
Hahihahi
Older sister.
This is basically my sister’s line.

I felt a sense of NTR from seeing Senior Knight Hana as an older sister.

She’s my little sister, but she’s the same age as Koiitaro and is a beautiful-faced tsundere heroine.

What if Mei-san had a younger sister (a elementary school student) who was separated from her by her worthless parents?

I want to pour condensed milk on my forehead.
Soy sauce is fine too.

Isn’t it getting a bit forced for little sister to recently pretend that she “hates Koi Taro”?

A proper tsundere character.

My younger sister also made a fool of herself and caused a commotion at the wedding.

But calling Koitaro “Koitaro-san” is cute, right?

Even if it’s just for appearances, it’s admirable that you’re still claiming that you don’t like Koi Tarou.

Even though Habari-san forgives me, I feel like if I splash dirty water from the vase, coffee, or bucket multiple times a day, I wouldn’t be able to complain about training at home for a year.

Children with names that are a single kanji character bear about 5% of the negative rumors that suggest it is strange.

Isn’t it wrong to just let someone mistakenly apply for the maid certification?

I love the weak points on Koitaro’s face.

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You six people…!

Compared to a tsundere who breaks her boyfriend’s spine or a gluttonous tsundere, she might be more normal.
Well, when lined up like this, Kurumi seems quite decent…

I wonder what the unfortunate death route would be like for a clumsy maid whose family is wealthy and who didn’t end up with her destined partner.

I can’t help but like Mei-san regardless of fate, but that aside, I suddenly think that the overwhelming impulse to resist something in this world might be a curse from the gods.

Without Mei-san as a stopper, it was really nice that the second daughter of the Hanazono family was too much.

What is “sister complex” anyway?

My!

Sister’s ailment is indeed a sister’s ailment!

Why did Habari hire a maid like this when she can’t even work properly?

I love the story of going on a date with the three girls from Tōon Kurumi and becoming Shin Godzilla.

He only thinks about one thing…

If it’s against 108 opponents, I’m a perfect maid.

Isn’t it better to at least give some sort of punishment?

My little sister is just normal, unlike other girlfriends.

If my sister wasn’t thinking about Mei-san, things would be somewhat better, at least a little.

I also like the Chūnibyō pair.

Is that doctor who diagnosed my sister’s illness a renowned physician whose heart would explode at the mere thought of it, or is he a specialist in strange diseases?

I’m kissing the girl in the thread, but my little sister has no memory of it.
If there were memories, it would be so shocking that I might forget them.

My younger sister is the granddaughter of a veteran maid in the Hanazono family, so it’s not just because she’s cute.
That clumsiness might lead to being fired or complaints, but maybe it’s because she’s cute.

I can’t believe it from his behavior, but he says he cares about power harassment.

I want to see the changes in Habari from my sister’s grandmother’s perspective.
They might think it’s cute now just as they did in the past.

It’s kind of nice that Grandma, who seems strict, gives a chance to her grandchild who accidentally became a bunny girl instead of a maid.

A clumsy maid is just a reward for Hahari-san…

He really wanted to kiss Mae-san a lot after he hired her based on her looks… but he was holding back…

The maid of the Hanazono family is an elite team that allows the master to engage in mommy play with over 30 young people, including young ladies and fellow maids, while also administering drugs and treating them like babies.