I've Been Reincarnated as a Villainess' Older Brother

Cain never calls people by short names or nicknames.

Even about his beloved Diana, Cain never calls her “Di”.

As for Il Valeno, Cain calls him Il Valeno even if others call him Il-kun.

The only exception is Arundirano, who is of a higher status, and only wants to be called “His Highness Al”.

In a previous life, Cain was a salesman of educational toys for children.

Therefore, on weekends and holidays, when he turned on the TV instead of background music, he turned on the educational TV.

One of the programs was about training pets, in which it was mentioned that we should not call our pets by nicknames.

For example, he said that if you call a dog named “Taromaru” “Taro” or “Taro-chan,” the dog will no longer recognize his name as “Taromaru”.

Then, when you train him or give him some instructions like “Taromaru, get down!”, the dog would think that the name was not about him, and the training would not go well.

Another program I saw on another day was about how sometimes people are not happy to be called y nicknames.

Nicknames given because of dishonorable incidents, such as Brown because he pooped his pants, Charlie because he stole a bicycle, or Ben because he blew milk out of his nose, don’t stop when they spread. People who do not know the origin of their nicknames sometimes call them by those nicknames without knowing that they do not like them.

For example, a boy named Mari, whose name is Masato, is called Mari-chan, a girl named Takuya, whose name is Hiromi, is called Takumi, and a boy named Masayoshi, whose name is Masayoshi, is called Seigi-kun. The program said that many people actually dislike such alternative nicknames.

The program was to educate people to be cautious when calling someone by his or her nickname, because “he or she really doesn’t like it but can’t say so now,” or “if you call someone that because that’s what everyone else calls him or her, the origin of the nickname may be a disgraceful incident.”

In addition to that, there was a cute little boy with big hair named “Tamaki-chan” at a kindergarten I visited as a sales representative, and he once cried when I gave him a sample of a toy for girls.

Tamaki-chan was a boy named Satoru Tamaki, and it was because he looked cute and I had called him “chan” for his last name, which I mistakenly thought was his name.

I remember feeling very hurt and feeling sorry and depressed for about a week.

On another occasion, a friend introduced me to a girl who told me to call her “Yochan,” and I called her “Yochan” for a long time. We had known each other for quite a long time, but I remember that I was very angry because I could not remember her real name when I needed to call her by her nickname.

It is very rude to call someone by his nickname and forget his real name, and in this world, there is a very high possibility that the person is a nobleman, and if he is not a nobleman, his life may be in danger.

Therefore, Cain does not shorten people’s names or call them by their nicknames.

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“What do you mean?”

On the sofa, Diana was napping on Cain’s lap.

Il Valeno was sitting across from her reading a book.

Inside Cain’s room in the estate. Il Valeno, Cain’s personal attendant, is surprisingly free as long as Cain stays quiet.

This is because the servants who originally work in the mansion do the work inside the mansion. Il Valeno can be considered as a guest of the mansion.

Il Valeno’s main tasks are preparing drinks and snacks for Cain, getting ready when he wakes up, preparing his bath before going to bed, and preparing his nightclothes.

So now that Diana is on his lap and Cain is unable to move, Il Valeno is also free.

“Why don’t you call me by my nickname?”

“Cain. How do you shorten a three-letter name like that?”

“What about Cai.”

“By the way, it got four letters.”

Il Valeno wrinkled his brow but closed the bookmark in the book he was reading. He must have decided to go along with Cain’s story.

“…… you know…”

“I won’t deny it, but can it be called a nickname?”

“You’re so selfish.”

“I want you to call me by a name that makes me feel loved.”

“Don’t be absurd.”

Cain gently strokes Diana’s golden hair. He speaks in a whisper so as not to disturb her, but he is still teasing Il Valeno with his selfishness.

Il Valeno puts his book on the table and rests his back against the backrest, crossing his arms and looking up at the ceiling in deep thought.

Cain looked excited and waited for Il Valeno’s words.

“I think it’s a loving name that makes you feel loved…..”

He turned his head and stared at Cain’s face, then said the nickname he had come up with.

“Kaasan.”

Cain, who had been waiting excitedly for Il Valeno’s words, dropped his shoulders in disappointment and said, “My bad,” and gave up on the nickname.