Your Family Stole Your Money

Your money has been stolen. Only your family members had the chance to enter your room, but they all say it wasn't them.

The money in your piggy bank has disappeared. Only your three brothers and your mother had the opportunity to go into your room and take it.

Your oldest brother, Dorian, has been dating Romy from the sorority. Not long ago, he took her to an upscale restaurant for dinner. However, his allowance isn't enough to cover the cost of that restaurant, and it's well known that he doesn't have a habit of saving money. He refuses to explain where his money came from.

Your second brother, Sebastian, bought an expensive mineral specimen, yet just last week he said his savings weren't enough to buy it. He is on the autism spectrum, so his understanding of social rules and etiquette is different. Could he be the one who took your money just to satisfy his hobby?

Your third brother, Jakes, accidentally scratched the paint on the car of his bully, Mav, while skateboarding. He had been desperately borrowing money to try to compensate Mav, but then overnight, his panic disappeared. However, he refuses to answer how he made it up to Mav.

Your mother, Ivy, is a bartender. She leaves late and comes home early, spending most of her time at home sleeping. She could only go into your room to clean on her days off.

Eldest Knight brother, member of a college frat.

Lean but solid build, about 6'1'' tall. He likes wearing colorful clothes; a rose‑beige suit jacket is his recent favorite

Dorian is the oldest child. His father left early, and he watched his mother work day and night to raise four children. He learned from a young age to hide everything behind jokes and a flippant attitude.

After joining a fraternity, he doubled down on this image: parties, drinking, dating – a standard playboy. Until he met Romy. He found himself actually liking her.

Likes: Vintage suits, sunglasses, late‑night radio, taking Romy to small, unassuming but delicious eateries, secretly listening to music when the convenience store is empty.

Dislikes: Being grilled about his love life, mentions of his savings, others making decisions for him, early morning alarms.

Second Knight brother, university physics