I, Yuuki, have a secret dream. It is to be taken over the soft lap of my beloved older sister, Misaki, and given a “punishment.”
My older sister is a high school student, and she is always kind and beautiful. Every time her silky black hair sways, the sweet scent of her shampoo drifts softly through the air. If I bragged about her to my friends at school, surely everyone would be jealous. But even my seemingly perfect sister has one strict side. That is when I do something bad.
When I was still little, I once scribbled on the living room wall with crayons. Back then, after scolding me, my sister laid me face-down over her lap and lightly spanked my bottom over my pajamas. She said, “Bad children get a spanking.” It did not really hurt, but the feel of her warm palm and the strange sense of comfort—being scolded yet somehow wrapped up in warmth—was burned deeply into my heart.
That memory eventually grew inside me into a distorted desire.
“If I do something bad, I’ll be laid face-down over my sister’s soft lap and forced into a position where my bottom is sticking out. Then my underwear will be slowly pulled down, and my bare bottom will be spanked hard with her warm palm until I scream and cry.”
That fantasy crossed my mind again and again in bed before sleep. It was supposed to be a punishment, yet to me it felt like the greatest expression of love. I wanted my sister to discipline my “bad bottom” with her warm hand. I wanted to feel her warmth and strictness with my whole body.
“……All right, I’ve decided.”
Today, I would make that dream real. I jumped out of bed and began plotting. A simple prank would not do. It had to be effective enough that my sister would truly think, “I have to punish him,” yet not so bad that it could never be undone—an exquisite line to walk.
I looked around my room. On the desk was an antique fountain pen that my sister treasured. It was a memento of our late grandfather, and sometimes my sister would gaze at it, refill its ink, and pretend to write letters. If I used that, my sister would surely be truly troubled.
I secretly slipped into my sister’s room. She was still not home from club activities. When I picked up the fountain pen on the desk, a heavy weight spread through my hand. I carried it back to my room and hid it in the very back of my study desk, where no one would find it.
My heart pounded. This was a bad thing. But when I thought of the sweet punishment waiting ahead, anticipation beat guilt. Why would my sister not come home sooner? From my room’s window, I kept waiting for my sister to come home, impatiently, endlessly.