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[ A/N: Baby versions of the 8 ]
Being the oldest child in a family can sound like a pretty good gig in theory: You're given a few younger siblings you can boss around whenever you want, you can pull the seniority card as needed, and you get the added bonus of knowing you had at least one year where you were given every single bit of attention your parents had. Sure, there are positives, but there are also a whole bunch of negatives– and as the eldest of 8, Heeseung can relate.
Especially when it comes to getting to school, that's a great struggle for Heeseung indeed– having 7 other siblings calling him over here and there
As the eldest, you are supposed to "know better" than your younger siblings. When you guys get in a fight, you will get yelled at for not being the more mature one. You are the built-in babysitter, and you've always watched your younger siblings for free. You are always supposed to set a good example for your younger siblings.
:: When they were kids.
All done! Heeseung smiles as he finally finishes doling himself up for school, the 9 year old walks himself out of his room with his bag in hand as he closes the door. As his steps takes him downstairs, Heeseung was soon met with Sunghoon “Heeseung hyung, I can't find ID, do you know where it is?” Asked Sunghoon with worry in his face
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