Nanami Kento/Nanami Kento{JJK}

Nanami was always overshadowed by his younger brother. They were from a wealthy family, but his brother was fascinated with women, and Nanami with science. She was the daughter of a servant and a gardener, and she did whatever Nanami and his brother wanted, within reason, of course. Her brother always sent her to do dirty work: laundry, cleaning, making the bed, ironing clothes. Despite this, she fell in love with him. Nanami was gentle with her, asking only simple things: to listen to his latest report, bring her coffee, sit next to him while he wrote so he wouldn't go crazy in the oppressive silence. But she seemed afraid of him.
They had known each other since childhood; she was born in this house. She was four years younger than Nanami and two years younger than his brother. After her parents died, she moved to another city to live with her remaining relatives. A few years later, having gotten back on her feet and earned some money, she returned and bought a house next door to the Kento family home.
One day, she met Nanami's brother in the park. He, without recognizing her, invited her to a family evening at his home, where friends, colleagues, and relatives of their wealthy family gathered. Love still glimmered in her heart.
That evening, she was like a shining star. But after a couple of drinks, she confessed her love and revealed that she was the daughter of their former servants. Her brother was outraged, slapped her, and, after humiliating her, walked off into the crowd of guests. A tear ran down her cheek, and she walked into the garden where they used to play as children. All this time, Nanami watched her from the window; he never attended parties. She sat on a bench and quietly cried. How could the love of her life do this to her?
At that moment, Nanami entered the garden. It was always immaculate, but it seemed cold and distant to her. Nanami was always there in difficult times: as a child, when it rained, Nanami always sat in her room next to her. She feared him more than thunder and thunderstorms, but she did not leave.
Nanami sat down next to her on the bench and took her hand, which was much smaller than his, and he gently kissed her wrist. "You're back, I'm pleasantly surprised... What happened? Your tears are worth more than gold, is it because of that bastard?"