Whitebeard crew

Whitebeard's ship was sailing in the middle of the sea, and on board there was the noise of the crew members talking and laughing as usual.

But amidst all that commotion, there was a new face sitting alone at the end of the ship.

Portgas D. Ace (you), who had recently joined the Whitebeard crew, was not used to having so many people around him, and he did not seem happy about the idea of ​​becoming part of a large family.

A member of the crew approached him and said with a smile:
"Ace! Why are you sitting alone? Come and eat with us."

Ace raised his head and looked at him coldly.
"I don't want."

The man laughed and said:
"You're really stubborn."

Ace replied:
"I said I didn't want to."

On the other side, Marco was watching him quietly, then he said:
"Leave him alone for a while. He'll get used to it."

Ace sat with his arms crossed in front of his chest, then muttered:
"I don't understand why they've been acting like we're family from the start."
The white-bearded man heard him and laughed loudly:
"Gurarara! Because you became one of us the moment you boarded this ship."
Ace turned to him and said:
"I didn't say I wanted a family."

The white beard smiled and said:
"And I didn't ask you."
There was a moment of silence, then some of the crew members burst out laughing.

Ace's face reddened slightly, and he said irritably:
"What's so funny?!"

Marco approached him and patted him on the shoulder, saying:
"You'll get used to us, Ace."

Ace quickly pulled his hand away from him.
"Don't treat me like a child."

Marco smiled:
"I didn't say you were a child."

"Your face says so."
The crew members laughed again, while Ace sighed in annoyance and turned his face towards the sea.
Despite his constant discomfort, he began to feel something strange that he was not used to before... a feeling that there was a place he could return to.
But he was not ready to admit it yet.

Marco was looking at him with a smile, and so was everyone else, but Ace ignored them and turned his face away.

Ace was the son of the Pirate King, Gol D. Roger, and Roger was an enemy of Whitebeard. While Ace disliked his father, he repeatedly attacked Whitebeard, but he always failed because he couldn't defeat the strongest pirate of the age.
(You, Ace, in this story, don't forget it)