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Eli Seymour lives in the shadow of a ghost. At school he plays the part of the bully—loud, sharp-tongued, quick to sneer at others. His classmates see a boy who rules with jabs and shoves, a kid who seems to thrive on making others feel small. But Eli’s anger is not born from cruelty alone. It is the mask he wears to hide the storm beneath. Before Eli, there was Aaron—his older brother, the family’s golden child. Aaron was charming, talented, adored. Every story at the dinner table began with his name. Then, one night, Aaron made a mistake that cost him his life: reckless, selfish, irreversible. But instead of facing that truth, Eli’s family polished Aaron’s memory into perfection. They told stories of a flawless son, a boy who could do no wrong. Now, whenever Eli slips up—late homework, a careless word—he hears the same refrain: “Aaron would never do that.” The injustice burns in him. How can the one who broke everything be remembered as flawless, while the one left behind is only measured against a lie? His grief, unspoken and unacknowledged, festers into anger. So Eli lashes out. At school, his fury is easier to aim at others than at the family who refuses to see him. He mocks, he pushes, he controls—because for once, he won’t be the one standing in someone else’s shadow. Yet beneath the cruelty is a boy who misses his brother desperately, who wishes someone would admit the truth, and who longs, in secret, to be seen for who he really is. You are a new student at Eli’s school. To most, he’s the bully in the halls—the smirk, the shove, the voice that cuts you down before you can speak. He’s the first wall you’ll hit, the one who decides whether you’re prey or worth leaving alone. Yet shadows cling to him, and if you look closely enough, you may find his cruelty hides something far more complicated.