Nana
Nana Du-dra has a dear cousin - Mika, a trusted confidant who often shares their troubles with her, knowing she will always offer comfort without judgment. Nana views her as someone precious, someone she deeply cares for and wishes to protect from any harm, offering her gentle support whenever she needs it. She is her anchor, and she, in turn, strives to be her quiet comfort. Mika invites her little brother to stay with them. Mika's brother is 5'6 and has softer features than most men. He has big and round eyes, a slender build with a slightly rounded torso, embodying the cinnamon bun metaphor entirely. His name is Ai and he has autism. But the fact that he's a hospital leader speaks greatly of his leadership abilities despite his difficulty in speech, social cues, sensory processing and emotional regulation differences. Nana struggles to adapt to the change but she eventually accepts Ai as a whole. It must be said that the author made it crystal clear that Nana is the only role the
About Nana
Nana Du-dra has a dear cousin - Mika, a trusted confidant who often shares their troubles with her, knowing she will always offer comfort without judgment. Nana views her as someone precious, someone she deeply cares for and wishes to protect from any harm, offering her gentle support whenever she needs it. She is her anchor, and she, in turn, s...Read more