Fates Supports/Oboro Shiro(PC)
C Support
Shiro: Hey, Mom! Do you feel like doing something today?
Oboro: What do you mean, Shiro?
Shiro: Well, we didn't get to spend much time together when I was growing up, right? Maybe now we can make up for that with some mom-son bonding time!
Oboro: That is so sweet. You sure know how to make me smile. Honestly, I can't think of anything special to do right now. It means the world to me that you want to spend time together, though!
Shiro: Really? Nothing at all? How can we bond if you can't think of anything fun to do? I mean, I can't spend time with Dad. He's always preoccupied with the war. I guess you don't see him often either. Has he ever given you any gifts? How do you know that he really cares?
Oboro: Sh-Shiro, that isn't your father's way.
Shiro: Well, I'm not like HIM! I want you to know how special you are, Mom. Come on. Please! Can't you think of something you'd like to do together?
Oboro: Ahaha... Oh, sweetie.
Shiro: Wh-why are you laughing at me?!
Oboro: Because, it's silly to compare yourself to Ryoma. It would break your father's heart if he heard you going on. He treats me so very well, sweetie. I'm honored to call him my husband.
Shiro: Are you sure, Mom? He's never even here to show you that he cares.
Oboro: I know you don't understand, but the truth is, Ryoma loves me deeply... If you like, I'll even show you real proof.
Shiro: Hm, OK... I'm curious to see this so-called proof. I'll hold you to your word.
Oboro: All right... Just you wait!
B Support
Oboro: Shiro, there you are! Do you have a minute to spare?
Shiro: Sure. Say, what are those envelopes in your hand?
Oboro: They're the proof you were asking for. This is how Ryoma shows his affection.
Shiro: Ohh... Are those love letters?
Oboro: Yes. I treasure each and every one. I've actually saved all of them. This is the first one that he ever wrote me... And this is the most recent.
Shiro: Wow. I had no idea that Dad was such a prolific writer.
Oboro: He sure is. I was a little surprised when they kept arriving. I never dreamed that he would send me dozens of letters. He tells me about his feelings in person, too, obviously. But I think writing allows him to be truly free with his emotions. It's a tender side of him that I just adore. Heehee... Did I catch you off guard?
Shiro: Well, I've always thought Dad was stiff and formal. I'm just surprised. Maybe I've been wrong about him all along. Tell me, what does he write about?
Oboro: I figured you would ask... The truth is, that's a secret between your father and I.
Shiro: But now I'm even more curious! I guess I can accept that you two really do care about each other.
Oboro: I certainly hope you will. I love you too, Shiro. I hope you know that.
Shiro: I-I know! But thanks for saying so, Mom.
Oboro: Heehee! Of course!
A Support
Shiro: Hey, Mom! Do you have a minute?
Oboro: Sure... What do you need, Shiro?
Shiro: Well after you showed me Dad's letters, I started thinking... I thought maybe I'd try writing out my thoughts and my feelings too. What it's like to be your son... Y'know, that kind of thing.
Oboro: Wow! How thoughtful.
Shiro: I don't know. Now it just doesn't seem good enough.
Oboro: Huh? Why do you say that?
Shiro: It's not very special if I'm just doing the same thing that Dad does, right? That's why I decided to treat you to a delicious meal too!
Oboro: A meal, huh? You really shouldn't have.
Shiro: I insist! Anything you want! Well, anything I can find in the forest at least. I can't get started until you tell me what you'd like to eat. Anything sound good?
Oboro: Hmmm... I'm not sure. Can I have some time to think it over?
Shiro: Of course! I guess it would be hard to think of something off the top of your head. Just let me know! Most importantly, I've got a leg up on Dad!
Oboro: Shiro, you don't need to compete with your father over me.
Shiro: But I'd feel like a terrible son if I wasn't able to make you happy.
Oboro: Ha! Ryoma said just the same thing!
Shiro: He did?!
Oboro: Hee hee! Yep! Hee hee. You two are the very definition of "Like father, like son"!
Shiro: Damn it! He's always got an advantage over me!
Oboro: Don't be silly. You two make me so very happy. It's wonderful to feel so loved.
