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Anonymous asked:
AITA for taking my (23m) brother on a road trip?
So I (27m), found out that our father (39m) had gone missing. So I drove to see my little brother, who was at Uni to see if he was able to come and look for our dad with me.
My little brother, has managed to settle down at law school with his girlfriend but despite that he was willing to drop everything to help me look for dad.
The issue is, whilst we were out on our road trip looking for dad, His girlfriend was murdered.... And I kinda blame myself because my little brother might have been able to save her.
On top of that, I kinda got my brother involved in some of my illegal dealings, that led to us both getting placed on the FBI wanted list, so now my little brother can't go back to law school even if he wanted to.
AITA?
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anyways, her name is meri (short for meringue) and shes the new alpha of the lecter-graham household
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