Oliver takes his role as the big brother seriously.
Finn takes his role as the little brother joyfully.

Between them, there’s laughter, advice, tangled scarves, and the occasional disagreement about who gets the comfiest spot by the window.

Oliver wants to be responsible. Finn wants to be just like Oliver.
And somewhere in between — in those small, ordinary moments of helping, teaching, and sharing — they both become something special: each other’s safe place.

Sometimes they sit in quiet light, talking about adventures they haven’t had yet.
Oliver pretends to know all the answers, and Finn pretends to believe him.
That’s how love works when it’s made of sawdust, stitches, and time.

They are brothers — not perfect, not identical, but forever connected by the same thread.

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