"Besides, bro—my real bro—how could I not know what you're capable of?"
Obito grabbed Uchiha Mai by the sleeve and pleaded, "You have to help me come up with something that lets me, Rin, and Kakashi perform together.
If she only performs with me, Rin definitely won't agree. If she only performs with Kakashi, I'll be happy as long as Rin is happy, but I'd be even happier if I could be part of it too."
Okay, Obito's simp disease hadn't reached the terminal stage yet.
After the two whispered to each other for a while, they returned to the heater.
"Please, Mai," Rin Nohara said, kneeling on the tatami and bowing as she made her request.
"Mm, let me think..."
Uchiha Mai rubbed his chin and muttered thoughtfully, "Three people, boys and girls, with a rather complicated relationship.
They shared a deep friendship, yet also harbored unspoken love in their hearts. A snowy winter, a performance at a gala.
Huh? Why does that sound a little familiar...?"
He must have heard a similar plot somewhere before.
Unspoken love...
Obito and Rin Nohara both felt a little embarrassed at those words. Wasn't that exactly their situation?
As Uchiha Mai pondered, his gaze unconsciously drifted toward the falling snow outside the window...
Wait.
A snow-covered winter, Setsuna Ogiso, Kazusa Touma.
White Album 2!
Uchiha Mai slapped his thigh. I knew I'd heard that familiar plot somewhere before.
In White Album 2, the complicated relationship between the male lead Haruki Kitahara and the two heroines was practically identical to the relationship among Kakashi's trio.
The only difference was that one man and two women had become one woman and two men.
First, let's look at White Album 2:
Haruki Kitahara had originally been in an ambiguous relationship with Setsuna Ogiso. Later, he