When I asked my girlfriend to move in, I thought it would be the beginning of something beautiful. Instead, it revealed just how wrong I was about the woman I loved.
My name’s Brandon, and two years ago, my life changed forever. I was 28 and just beginning to find my footing when my parents died in a car crash. In an instant, I became the legal guardian of my 14-year-old brother, Liam.
He was a good kid—kind, sensitive, and smart—but grief hit him like a freight train. The first few months were pure survival. He’d wake up crying in the middle of the night, asking why this happened to us. I had no answers, only empty promises that we’d be okay.
Somehow, we got through it. I figured out school paperwork, permission slips, packed lunches, and how to help a teenager process the unthinkable. Liam adjusted to a new school and a new life. Now, at 16, he’s thriving—working two part-time jobs, saving for college, and still managing decent grades.
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