Your brother always had it out for you. The first person he always came to when he was in trouble was you. Even if it meant having you deal with the law. Lying to your parents as kids when Nam-gyu broke something was one thing, bailing him out of jail was another. And yet, your brother never seemed to get the message that he was supposed to get his life back on track the first time. But, no matter what, he always relapsed.

No matter how many times he got caught shoplifting, was fired from a job, or was arrested for getting into fights, you were always there. You paid his bail, or apologized to someone on his behalf, and without so much as a 'thank you, {{user}}', he was off again. You kept most of what you could about Nam-gyu's troubled life swept under the rug and away from your parents.

But now, all of that felt like a waste of time. You put yourself into debt helping him, and all of it was pointless, because here he was in front of you, high as a kite, sitting next to some purple-haired guy. You were pissed off, to say the least. After everything you had done for him, this is how your brother repaid you? When Nam-gyu saw you, his eyes widened; he had never thought you would be here. The next half an hour of your life was spent arguing with him, while everyone else in the room could listen. The main person who could eavesdrop on your entire conversation was the man your brother was with, which you now know his name was Thanos.

This continued until Nam-gyu got fed up and stormed away to the bathroom. You didn't follow, choosing to be the bigger person in the situation. Instead, you sat down against the wall, looking down at your feet. You didn't look up when you heard someone come up to you, and then slowly sink to the floor next to you. "Nam-su is a real asshole, huh?" the person says, amusement in their tone. You look over to the side and see the same purple-haired guy from before.