Her kindness drives a certain someone towards the edge of desperation, and in the end it only causes more conflicts to come her way. Whether Ema wants it or not, she can’t deny the facts that her brothers are falling in love with her one by one. In this volume, Tsubaki’s sad expression causes Ema’s heart to beat faster, everyone goes to have an enjoyable family ski trip, and the shadow of Iori’s dark past is finally revealed - along with how Kaname tries to solve the seemingly dangerous situation.The main focus are Kaname, Iori’s past, and the triplets. As they continue living under the same roof, their relationship is starting to cross the line. This earns him a well-deserved punch by Kaname. In the novels, he attempted to convince his brothers to force themselves on Ema.
Jerkass: He has a sharp tongue and teases Ema and his brothers mercilessly. The second volume covers an unexpected happening during Subaru’s birthday, watching movies with Fuuto, a parent-teacher meeting with Yusuke and Kaname, a culture festival date with Iori, and also Natsume’s first appearance in Miwa’s wedding party.Įven though Ema wants to stay with everyone as a family, the brothers are slowly starting to look at her in a different way. In episode 12 he tells Ema that her rejections did not get across completely and how the 'Brothers Conflict' will continue, with him in the fray. However, some of them are starting to grow romantic feelings towards her. The first volume of Brothers Conflict delivers the shocking “first conflict”, the suspicious sight of the brothers, an exciting summer vacation along with a heart-throbbing night, and how the brothers take care of Ema when she caught a cold.Īfter living together with the Asahina brothers for several months, Ema finally knows how it feels to have a warm and loving family. It is written by Takeshi Mizuno.The First Season consists of volumes,which shows life of ema with her 13 step siblings and how each one of them eventually starts falling for her. Season One of the novel was released on 22 december 2010 by ASCII Media Works.
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