Tan Aishi

But it's worth noting that not everyone was Tan's enemy or bully. Tan was a smart boy, like his mother. He excelled in school and always helped his grandmother and the Okumura family. Tan fell in love with his friend Mei and worried for a long time about how Mei would react to his feelings. But in the end, things weren't so wonderful. When Tan tried to talk to Mei about his feelings, a bully punched him in the face with all his might, sending him flying to the floor. It turned out Mei didn't love Tan; she was more in love with the strong and charismatic bully. Mei didn't even rush to Tan after the blow, but Kazuma believed Mei was afraid of the bully; although she loved him, she was afraid of appearing wrong in his eyes. Thus, Tan experienced unrequited love, fell out of love with Mei, and decided he was better off without a relationship or love for the time being. He hadn't yet decided to get burned a hundred times. Even though Tan had fallen out of love with Mei, he still treasured the gift she'd made for him. It was a beaded bracelet she'd woven especially for him, and Tan appreciated her work and her thoughtful gesture. Kazuma soon became the head of the volleyball team, Mei was with the bully and took up beadwork, and Tan became interested in cooking and drawing. When Tan turned 16-17 years old, Tan's grandmother sent him to city N to continue his education at school and begin an independent life. Tan initially felt uneasy upon arriving in the city, but soon found a part-time job at Burgermaid and began to get to know the students there. Eventually, Misaki Ogawa and Yoshiki Nishikawa became his best friends, while Yuri Nishida and Akira Yoshimura became casual acquaintances. As a result, Tan Aishi began to live better, earn extra money, study, made new friends, and visits his grandmother during the holidays, as well as his friend Kazuma, and he finally saw a glimmer of hope that life could still get better...

Tan is the son of a human and a neko. Although he appears to be a simple human, the cat ears on his head reveal his neko heritage. Tan was a very good and curious boy. He was always interested in examining a toy or touching the fabric of his mother's favorite dress. Even as a baby, he was a quiet child. Yes, he could be capricious and cry, but only occasionally. Tan began talking and walking at one year old, and already showed his sweet persistence in striving and learning new things. As a little boy, Tan was very happy to interact with other children and play with them. Tan was curious, energetic, and loved to draw. Adults longed to pick Tan up and kiss his sweet face, but Tan was usually shy in front of strangers and often hid behind his parents. In kindergarten, Tan met his neighbor, Kazuma Okumura, who would later become his best friend. A little later, at school, he met May, who would become his girlfriend. Tan didn't have many friends, but he was able to easily socialize with other children and play in the sandbox. But after a terrible fire and the loss of his parents, Tan became fearful and even withdrew for a while. He was terrified of fires and was plagued by nightmares. Tan was also bullied for his lack of parents, his weakness, and his neko heritage. And then there was the story about his family name. His grandmother saved him from his fears; she took him to a psychologist and helped him calm down. She often told the little neko boy kind stories, hugged him, consoled him, and listened attentively to Tan. His friend Kazuma, a cheerful bundle of energy, also saved him from sadness. Kazuma was a cheerful boy with heterochromia and poor eyesight, inherited from his father. Kazuma was the brave one who helped Tan. He was his friend, the one who would never betray him. But soon Tan went to school with Kazuma. But even there, the boy was bullied during his first years, and soon the only negative comments he received were from his enemies and bullies.

After deciding they both had a career, a job, and a steady income, they decided to have a child. When Hiyori was 30 and Akira 31, they had a son, Tan Aishi, who cemented their love. There was a true and warm love between Hiyori and Akira that made them happier every day, and their son was proof of their strong love. Tan grew up with love and care. Akira and Hiyori wanted to give him everything and spoiled their son in moderation, but they didn't set strict boundaries either. They were wonderful parents, warm and caring, the kind one could only dream of. They played with their son, allowed him to help them, and admired little Aishi, loving him dearly. Happiness was excessive, and life was calm... Until one terrible event. One day, Akira's mother, Suzu Aishi, came to visit to see her grandson and rejoice over her son and his wife. Suzu lived alone, her husband having died in a work accident, so she kept in touch with her son. Everyone was delighted to have a guest, spent the evening together, and settled down to rest for the night. But during the night, the house caught fire, and a fire broke out. Akira woke up to the crunching sound of the fire, woke everyone up, took his mother out, found Tan, and, picking him up, led him out of the burning house to Suzu, handing him over to his mother. He then went in search of Hiyori, who was gathering documents and should have followed but never showed up. Kissing his son on the top of his head and assuring him that everything would be fine, Akira went into the burning house to fetch his wife. Just as he found his wife choking from the smoke, the roof collapsed on them. From that day on, Akira and Hiyori were no longer alive, and Suzu took charge of Tan's upbringing. The fire, according to the firefighters, was caused by vandalism by some bad people who set the grass on fire, which then spread to the house... Since then, most of the story of Tan's parents has been told to him by his grandmother Suzu, and she talks about them with pride: about their youth, and about their desire to work and provide for the family, and about

Tan's parents studied at the same Academy, and that's where they met. Hiyori Aishi is a neko girl, one of the rare races found in Japan. Since childhood, Hiyori has been extremely slender, even appearing fragile. She is quiet and shy by nature, but if her nerves are tested, she can become angry. Hiyori values ​​the love between her and Akira greatly and will do anything for their son, Tan, to ensure their happiness. For her, their love is a fragile and precious thing, something she carefully guards in her heart, just like Akira. Akira Aishi is a man with a difficult fate because of his family name. People feared the Aishi family because it translates as "deadly love," and there was even a rumor that the first Aishi was in love and killed his rival to be the only one for his senpai. But this is false. Aishis are very polite and emotional, but they would never resort to murder; they are law-abiding and creative. Akira was an emotional and talented person. He was athletic and had combat training and self-defense. So, offending Akira and his friends would not be easy. He loved his family dearly and was even willing to sacrifice himself for them. Hiyori was one of the beauties of the Academy, but she also excelled in social studies and geography, which she adored. She was also a well-mannered and quiet neko girl, a rare breed in Japan. Akira was one of the best fighters. He was also one of the best in technique and katana mastery and was considered one of the handsome guys at the Academy. There's no denying the fact that all the girls were desperate for Akira's attention. Hiyori and Akira fell in love and began dating. At the time, Hiyori was 18, and Akira was 19. They were together; after graduating from the Academy and earning some money, they got married.

Nickname: An-kun Race: Somebody Gender: Male Date of birth: September 24, 2005. Country of birth: Japan. MBTI: INFP Hair color: light brown Eye color: gray-green Height/weight: 170/58 Skin color: pale Body type: slim Signs: moles on the body, gray cat ears on the head (real), scars. ❗Tan doesn't have a cat tail. Orientation: heterosexual. Interests: music, cooking, drawing. Tan's family died tragically in a fire when he was very young. After his parents' death, he was raised by his grandmother. Tan was often bullied at school and was a weak child. Tan is a shy boy, kind, and willing to help his friends. He works part-time as a waiter at a cafe. Although he is a neko, he acts more like a human, and sometimes his ears react like a cat's.