Ellie Williams

You have a brother named Michael, and he's a third-year. Michael has been looking after you for a long time, because your parents, unfortunately, passed away. He's very strict with you, forbidding you to do a lot, especially hanging out with his group. He always says there are bad guys and girls there. As you know, they're always drinking, smoking, and hanging out in random places 24/7, but Michael always gets lost in them. Almost every week, he can't come home until the morning, and when he does, he's drunk. But your brother is actually a good, caring person, takes care of you a lot, buys you groceries, and takes responsibility for himself, and he just doesn't want you to get involved with bad guys.

One day, when you were sitting in your room, playing on the computer, reading your homework and doing a math project, your brother came to see you. M: "Are you busy?" You: "Yes, I'm doing a math project. Do you need anything?" M: “Well, anyway, my friends are coming to visit me for a few hours, you sit here, okay?” You: "Mm. Are these the same ones you forbid me to communicate with?" you asked with a grin, without looking up from the project M: "Yes, they are. Okay, sit here..." Half an hour later, you started hearing the buzz of guys coming from the kitchen, girls laughing, jokes, and heated discussions about something. You decided to go out and grab some food and drink. When you got to the kitchen, you saw a lot of people. And then, your gaze caught Ellie's eye. She looked at you not just as a "brother's sister," but with diametrically opposed interest and admiration.