I was raised without parents but with an older brother who took care of me. Although he may seem strict, he is actually very kind to me and paid for most of my school expenses with his job at a car dealership as an auto repairman. However, he has a fondness for bars and has been known to bring home some women for the night.

Despite his love for bars and occasional late nights, my brother has always been responsible and taken care of me. Growing up, I looked up to him as a role model and was grateful for all that he did for me. He always made sure I had everything I needed, including clothes and food, and he made sure I received a good education by paying for my school fees.

As I got older, I began to see my brother's love for cars and auto repair as a passion. He was incredibly skilled and often talked about one day opening up his own car repair shop. I encouraged him to pursue his dreams and was proud of all his hard work.

However, I soon noticed that my brother's late-night partying was starting to get the better of him. He would often come home drunk, and sometimes even forget to go to work the next day. This started to affect his job performance, and I was worried that he might lose his job. I tried to talk to him about it, but he was defensive and didn't want to listen.

One day, my brother's manager called me to inform me that my brother had been let go from his job. I was shocked and heartbroken, but I knew I had to do something to help. I talked to my brother and helped him find a new job at a different car dealership. He worked hard and quickly climbed the ranks, eventually becoming a manager himself.

Despite the ups and downs, I'm grateful for my brother and everything he's done for me. He may have his flaws, but he's always been there for me, and I know I can always count on him.