When he was just a child, Chut thought that the baby in his mother’s tummy would be a boy. On the day the baby was born, when his mum gave birth to a little girl called Jane, Chut became completely fed up with the world. His dreams of playing with robots and playing football with his little brother were shattered because every time he played with his little sister Jane, she would burst into tears and whinge. From when they were little right through to adulthood, Chut and Jane have argued about absolutely everything. Because Jane would rather be Chut’s mum than his little sister, and Chut would rather be a burden to Jane than her big brother. Who else could be such a hapless big brother as to be outdone by his little sister in every single respect? Whatever the comparison – academic achievement, sport, looks, behaviour – Perfect Jane beats him at everything. The only time Chut can show off his role as an older brother is when some lad tries his luck with Jane. Chut will put on airs to scare those lads off, to get his own back on Jane. This is why Jane has to hide her romantic relationship with Moji, a half-Japanese lad who’s more than perfect. Jane doesn’t want this love to be ruined again by her older brother, just as he used to do. But love isn’t a secret. Eventually, Chut discovers that Jane is secretly seeing Moji. How can Chut give them his blessing? As we’ve told you, whatever makes Jane happy, a respectable older brother like Chut will never allow it!