IAN'S POV "I wish we didn't have to go to school today," Cyrus cried. I held my suitcase tight. Two guards walked over to me to grab them from my hold, including my bag. I sighed when I was left with my phone.I leaned down to my little brother's height. I ruffled his hair. "Be a good boy, and don't keep falling in love with everyone," I said. He pouted. He burst into tears like a baby. I pulled him into a tight hug. He sobbed on my coat. I sighed. I'm hurting. I'm glad my family knows me too well, my friends too. It's not the first time. When my little aunt died, I left the state. When I found out my dad wasn't my dad and my butler was my real dad, I left home for almost a week. When my eighth birthday collapsed, I locked myself in my room for a month. This....this one made me feel weak. I don't like it, and neither does Mom. That's why she's in support of all this. Everything is tiring. I need a break from everything. I stood up and looked at Kim, who was staring at the floor
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