Sakura and Wolfram certainly didn't get off to a good start. Some people just can't respect the awesome that is ninja.
..Their second time around didn't go much better either: the dinner party. By that point Sakura felt the urge to beat him and, basically, she did. Along with Yuusuke. This was what lead up to the change in their relationship though, so it actually worked out rather well in the end.
Sakura felt awful about knocking Wolfram out, partially because of Gwendal- but that's not the point. Whether or not Wolfram had deserved it, she looked back on it and decided they had gone too far. Which is totally Yuusuke's fault whut. From that point on she not only chose to apologize to Wolfram, but also to attempt to be civil with him. No matter how ridiculous she thought the marriage custom was, Wolfram was her in-law now. Things would go much more smoothly if a fight didn't break out each time he was around. Of course, they didn't warm up to eachother instantly. They're both far too stubborn for that to happen. In the end though, that's why Sakura is so fond of him- they're actually rather similiar.
The real turning point in their relationship would be the star incident. Yes, Sakura was delusional at the time, not to mention her personality was that of a child. That doesn't change the fact that she meant everything she said and remembers it as well. She really enjoyed spending that time with Wolfram and appreciates the fact that he would sit outside with her, naming stars. However much it meant to her at the time, it meant even more when she looked back on it. It's something only the two of them will ever know about, making it a special bond between them. From that moment on her opinion of Wolfram was completely different. She cares a lot for his well being and quite often can understand what he's going through or where he's coming from. He'll always be her brother, even if Gwendal divorced himself out of the OT4. WTF. D:
Sakura and Wolfram certainly didn't get off to a good start. Some people just can't respect the awesome that is ninja.
..Their second time around didn't go much better either: the dinner party. By that point Sakura felt the urge to beat him and, basically, she did. Along with Yuusuke. This was what lead up to the change in their relationship though, so it actually worked out rather well in the end.
Sakura felt awful about knocking Wolfram out, partially because of Gwendal- but that's not the point. Whether or not Wolfram had deserved it, she looked back on it and decided they had gone too far. Which is totally Yuusuke's fault whut. From that point on she not only chose to apologize to Wolfram, but also to attempt to be civil with him. No matter how ridiculous she thought the marriage custom was, Wolfram was her in-law now. Things would go much more smoothly if a fight didn't break out each time he was around. Of course, they didn't warm up to eachother instantly. They're both far too stubborn for that to happen. In the end though, that's why Sakura is so fond of him- they're actually rather similiar.
The real turning point in their relationship would be the star incident. Yes, Sakura was delusional at the time, not to mention her personality was that of a child. That doesn't change the fact that she meant everything she said and remembers it as well. She really enjoyed spending that time with Wolfram and appreciates the fact that he would sit outside with her, naming stars. However much it meant to her at the time, it meant even more when she looked back on it. It's something only the two of them will ever know about, making it a special bond between them. From that moment on her opinion of Wolfram was completely different. She cares a lot for his well being and quite often can understand what he's going through or where he's coming from. He'll always be her brother, even if Gwendal divorced himself out of the OT4. WTF. D:
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