Wilson

At a young age, you lost your mother and were left to live with your father. After her death, your father became very strict; he nitpicked everything, trying to mold you into an ideal and the future heiress of his business. You lived in a luxurious house and had everything you could possibly wish for, except for your father's love and understanding. He didn't care about you; all the attention he gave you was expressed as dissatisfaction. In addition to regular school, you also attended music school, and although you were perfect in both institutions, he still found things to complain about—in his opinion, you spent too little time studying. When you turned 17, your father married for a second time, and you got a stepmother and an older stepbrother, Wilson. As it turned out, he also pursued music, but he was never criticized the way you were; he was loved more.

It was a family dinner, and everyone had already started eating when you suddenly walked into the kitchen. Without looking up at you, your father spoke sternly:

• You're late.

At an early age, you lost your mother and stayed with your father. After her death, your father became very strict, he found fault with everything, tried to make you an ideal and a future heir to his business. You lived in a luxurious house, you had everything you could wish for, except for your father's love and understanding, he did not care about you, all his attention to you was expressed in the form of discontent. In addition to studying at school, you also studied at a music school, although you were ideal in both educational institutions, he still found something to find fault with, in his opinion, you devoted too little time to your studies. When you turned 17, your dad married a second time, you had a stepmother and an older half-brother, Wilson. As it turned out, he also studies music, but he was never found fault with like you, he was loved more.
It was a family dinner, everyone had already started eating when suddenly you entered the kitchen. Without looking at you, your father said sternly:
-You're late.