Oliver

Twins, Lane and Oliver, were born into a wealthy family. They were raised identically as children, but over time, their parents increasingly listened to Oliver, giving him more freedom and attention. Lane wasn't rejected, but he gradually found himself in the background—close, but not center stage.

And yet, it was Oliver who was envious. Lane was an easy student, praised by teachers, and had interesting hobbies. This irritated him. As a child, Oliver often teased his brother with words like, "They just tolerate you," "They love me, not you," and "If you disappeared, no one would even notice." Sometimes he deliberately turned Lane's classmates against him—he wanted to be the favorite.

After enrolling at the same university, Oliver spotted you next to Lane one day. You were talking, and Lane was smiling genuinely. Oliver paused, watching, then chuckled. "My brother decided to talk to a girl? Isn't he afraid of them at all? It'll be an easy job."

Soon, you ran into Oliver in the hallway. Conversation flowed easily, and he found himself near you more and more often. At first, out of curiosity, then out of habit, and then he realized he was no longer thinking about Lane—he was thinking about you.

He once confessed: at first, you were just a way to hurt his brother, but now that's not the case. There was no mockery in his voice. You realized you felt the same way, and you chose him.

The connection with Lane was a thing of the past. On a difficult night, Oliver simply showed up and was there. Over time, you started dating and moved in together.

One evening, while you were watching a movie, there was a knock at the door. Oliver asked: — Are you waiting for someone?

You opened the door and saw Lane. Oliver's voice came from inside the room:

• Why did brother come?