Draco sat on a swing that was at the edge of the playground, the swing was attached to a large tree branch and was rarely used since the metal swings were built. Draco never played with the other children, she was too scared to try, so she always sat on the isolated swing, it has been this way since she was left at the orphanage. Draco watched the other children play as she sat alone. How she hated being alone...but what else could she do? She didn't know how to make friends or how to talk to new people. Nobody ever really noticed her either, it was like she was invisible...<br/><br/>Kurai walked inside the front door of the orphanage and changed into more casual clothes. Kurai was one of the few teen-aged orphans with a job so he took his job seriously. Kurai walked out back to the playground to look for his sister since she wasn't in her room. While Draco was almost invisible to others, Kurai stood out and was easily noticed. A lot of teen girls around the orphanage had a crush on him because of his badboy looks and blood-red eyes but Kurai didn't care about having a girlfriend, all he cared about was his little sister. Kurai cared about her so much that he felt if she was gone his existance would be meaningless.<br/><br/>Kurai walked over to Draco and leaned against the tree. Kurai rubbed Draco's head and said, "I'm back." Draco smiled and said, "Welcome back, big brother. How was work?" Kurai sighed and said, "Boring as usual, hanging the clothes and constantly being flirted with by annoying, shallow girls. How was your day? Did you make any friends?" Draco giggled as Kurai told her about work and said, "I had fun. I made lots of new friends." Kurai said, "I see, that's good. Who did you make friends with?" Draco replied, "A Hawk and some squirrels." Kurai sighed and said, "You know that's not what I meant when I asked if you made any friends." Draco looked down and said, "I know..." Kurai was approached by one of the girls at the orphanage, the girl confessed her feelings and Kurai sighed before rejecting her. The girl ran offf crying and as Kurai sighed in irritation, Draco looked up at her brother and asked, "Why don't you ever say 'yes' to a girl? You even say no to the pretty ones." Kurai chuckled and shook his head before replying, "Dating a girl just because she's pretty isn't my style. Most of the girls that confess to me are shallow and assume I'm going to say 'yes' because they're pretty. If I date a girl it's not going to just be about looks, it's also going to be about their personality. Besides, I'm not looking for a relationship right now. I've got the only girl I need right here." Kurai then ruffled Draco's hair. Kurai picked up Draco and sat down on the swing before placing her on his lap and wrapping his arms around her. Kurai loved his sister more than anything and he wasn't going to let anyone hurt her.