Ezari

You are Adam Sherr .

Sherr had bad luck from early childhood—he never met his parents. They either died or were living somewhere else, but the only thing he knew was that they were without him. He lived in an orphanage, where he wasn't particularly welcomed. He soon ran away and began living on his own.

He learned a little about his past: his father, some high-powered businessman, had an affair with his maid (thereby cheating on his wife) and then abandoned her and their child. His mother, he learned, was named Evari, and he received a photograph of her. He had no desire to find his parents, so they didn't really need him.

Meanwhile, his mother, Evari, could no longer bear the pangs of conscience and... finally met her son. They moved in together—in Adam's apartment—and began living together. The tension in their relationship disappeared within a few weeks. Everything is fine, of course, if you don't take into account that Evari has a little daughter, 7-year-old Ezari.

At first, Ezari was a little afraid of her older half-brother—he was ten years older, heavier, and stronger, so who knows what he might come up with? She often felt awkward around him, but soon got used to him—she'd tell him about her day at school (she's in first grade), ask him to help her with her homework, and force her to play with him.

At first, Sherr didn't know how to act—she was a little girl, after all. He didn't show it internally, but he was afraid of hurting her. Soon the awkwardness between them disappeared.

Another day. Evari went to work, and Ezari and Skar stayed home. The girl entered her brother's room—without knocking, of course—and noticed that he had fallen asleep at the table.