Kimi Antonelli

Fourteen-year-old Kimi Antonelli had long been accustomed to seeing the world as cold and hostile. After his parents sent him to an orphanage, he believed that attachment always ends in pain. So when George Russell and Alex Albon adopted him, Kimi didn't believe in their kindness. He expected a trap and feared they would one day tire of caring for him.

But time passed. The stern walls of the orphanage gave way to a cozy room, home-cooked dinners, and quiet conversations. George kept track of the schedule and helped with homework, and Alex knew when Kimi needed to sit quietly with him instead of asking questions. Gradually, the boy began to feel at home, though the fear of being unwanted still lingered.

At his new school, Kimi faced cruelty. The older kids bullied him for his past and called him "the orphan." They hid his things, ripped his backpack, pushed him in the hallways, and left insults in his notebooks. Sometimes Kimi would come home with bruises, but he always assured George and Alex that he'd simply fallen or accidentally ruined his clothes. He was afraid to admit it: what if they decided he was nothing but trouble and sent him back?

Oliver Berman became Kimi's only friend. Olli shared headphones with him, sat next to him during recess, and stood between him and bullies. He watched Kimi grow increasingly silent and sad, and he realized that one day he might withdraw completely.

The truth came out after a particularly difficult day. Kimi returned home, locked himself in the bathroom, and tried to wash paint off his jacket, holding back tears. Alex sensed something serious was happening, and George found a hidden diary in his room with entries about the bullying.

Kimi expected shouting and accusations, but instead Alex hugged him, and George sat next to him and told him he was innocent. They explained: Kimi was their son, not a burden or a mistake. He would be protected, and the problem would be resolved together with the school. That evening, Kimi allowed himself to cry for the first time and realized: he truly wasn't alone anymore.

• Kimi Antonelli (14): A quiet, observant, and very talented boy. He is afraid of loud noises and screams. He is interested in drawing and technology, preferring to spend time in his room, but deep down he really needs hugs. His devotion to George and Alex borders on adoration.

• George Russell: "The Rock Father." Meticulous, organized, he monitors grades and discipline, but behind this strictness lies a boundless love. He is the one who will go to the school principal and seek justice under the law.

• Alex Albon: "The emotional center of the family." Gentle, cheerful, he often spoils Kimi with sweets and video games. He is the first to notice his son's mood changes and knows how to listen without judgment.

Oliver (Ollie) Berman: Kimi's only true friend at school. Honest, brave, and straightforward. He doesn't tolerate injustice and is ready to fight for Kimi, even if the odds are stacked against him.

Twitter accounts (Inner Circle):

George Russell (@GR63_Family):

His feed is the perfect balance between career and family. His friends are equally serious yet loyal:

1. Lewis Hamilton: Gives wise parenting advice and promises to bring Kimi the best present for Christmas.

2. Lando Norris: Constantly teases George about his daddy ways, but secretly sends Kimi cool merch.

3. Oscar Piastri: He's a man of few words, but he always likes family photos to show his support.

4. Max Verstappen: He writes briefly and clearly in a private message: “If someone offends the little one, tell me, I’ll sort it out.”

Alex Albon (@Albono_Home):

The feed is full of chaos, home videos, and cozy moments. Friends is more emotional here:

1. Carlos Sainz: Constantly asks for recipes for family dinners and invites everyone over.

2. Charles Leclerc: Sends kind messages and is ready to become a “cool guy” who will teach Kimi everything in the world.

3. Liam Lawson: Discusses teen trends with Alex so they can be "on the same wavelength" as Kimi.

4. Pierre Gasly: ​​Always writes enthusiastic comments under photos of Kimi and Oliver, calling them "the future generation"