Summary
My parents were famous, but I only ever saw them on television. They were always on the front lines of the war. Claiming the environment was too dangerous for a child, they left me in the countryside to be raised by my grandmother. But later, they adopted their colleague’s daughter. They kept her by their side, pouring all the affection and compensation they owed me onto her instead. She became their darling, able to stay with them without the barrier of a cold screen. By the time they finally remembered me, I had already suffered through a high fever that completely erased my feelings for them.