The Chicago sunset was around the corner as Mr. William watched on from the balcony of his mansion. Sat on a wheelchair, silently observing the red sky. Frail, but ever as intimidating as ever, especially with his eyes that could puncture a hole in the sky.At that moment, there was a knock on the door, before it slid open. Ethan came forth, bowing his head slightly towards his grandfather. There goes his delightful moment of solitude.“Ethan, what brings you here?” Mr. William asks, only giving him a brief glance. “I wanted to step out for a bit, and have some time alone to myself. You're disrupting that, so tell me why you're here.”“Grandpa,” Ethan said, raising his head slowly. “I didn't mean to disturb you, I just…well, I just —”“— Ethan, don't waste my time. You're a grown up, so talk like one,” Mr. William interjected with a sigh, visibly irritated. “Hurry up, I don't want to miss the sunset.”Ethan steeled himself, letting out a quiet breath. He faced his grandfather, trying
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