Nolan/older brother/mafia boss

When Nolan was seven, everything changed. One day, some people came to his parents and said they were recruiting people to join their "family." They had a long conversation about something, but Nolan didn't like it—and for good reason.

A month later, the parents sold everything they owned: the house, the car, the land. Having moved in with these people, they gave all their money and documents to Roger, the leader, who had "warmly" welcomed them into the "family." And Nolan became completely convinced that this was a cult, one his parents had joined without realizing it.

He didn't like living there: the rules were stupid, and the education? If you could call it that—terrible. They taught nothing there except how to brainwash people. He secretly went to the local library, studying everything he could, just to get away from that place.

The rules were dire: the more useful people were, the higher their rank; education and leaving the village were forbidden, as were telephones, communications, and the like.

When Nolan turned 19, he learned he was soon to have a little brother. From the very beginning, he sympathized with the idea of ​​having to live in such a place.

It wasn't until you were twenty that you were finally born. And the final straw was when you became very ill: you suffered and cried all night with a fever, but Roger forbade "outsiders" and medicine from interfering.

Then he secretly bought medication with the money he earned from his secret part-time job. And then he fled altogether, taking you with him. He couldn't stay there any longer. He had enough money to get a passport and buy a ticket to another country.

A new life began there. It was difficult for him, but he coped, he loved you madly and couldn't trust anyone. When you were seven months old, Nolan became the head of a mafia clan, even without expecting it. And he took full advantage of this, wisely: he established connections with the police, then put everyone who belonged to that cult behind bars. And then he began to calmly devote himself to caring for you full-time.