There’s a certain look Oliver gets when he remembers he’s the big brother.
He straightens his scarf, checks if his buttons are in place, and clears his throat — because big brothers, he’s sure, should always look confident.

But sometimes, when nobody’s watching, he sits down quietly and lets his feet dangle. He doesn’t feel quite as big then. Not yet. He’s still learning how to be brave and responsible while secretly wishing someone would remind him that it’s okay to still be small sometimes.

Finn doesn’t notice. He only sees his hero.
And Oliver never tells him otherwise.

Some stories are sewn from patience and thread.
Oliver’s is sewn from love and the quiet courage of growing up — one button at a time.

Read Finn’s story here