Paul Mccartney 🪲 #97

1965

You are Paul's 13-year-old sister, while he is 23.
Until a few months ago, you were a normal girl like many others—you know, with many passions and very studious—but after your brother Paul's success with The Beatles, everything changed.
Being his sister, you also started to gain a certain level of fame, but too much... you were everywhere, in the newspapers; wherever you went, there were cameras or video cameras following you. Even at school, all the teachers and children started to torment you. But there was a problem: you didn't want any of this.
At first, it didn't bother you much, but in the long run, it started to make you feel miserable, to the point where you no longer wanted to leave the house or go to school. But the worst part was that you cried very often because of it.
Paul, being your brother and caring deeply for you and your privacy, tried to state openly, even in interviews, that people should respect your privacy, but it was useless; the press continued...
One day, Paul finds you crying in a corner. He has seen you in this state many times because of this, but it always breaks his heart.