Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

So, it was a boy after all.

Timothy turned on his mic. "You're unyielding, huh? Have you never been defeated before?"

Sage snorted, "No."

"Then I'll teach you a lesson today."

As Timothy typed at a frantic pace, the defenses Sage had painstakingly built up suddenly collapsed.

Sage was flustered, not expecting to be defeated so quickly. He turned on his mic. "You were going easy on me? Didn't I tell you to go all out?"

"The game would have been over by now if I didn't go easy on you," Timothy replied nonchalantly.

He initially thought it was a girl as adorable as Ginger on the other end of the server, so he patiently played along with her. What if the girl started crying because he didn't hold back?

that it was a boy, things were different. Timothy believed that his son should learn from his mistakes and failures to grow into a mature man. Judging by Sage's haughty tone, he could tell that he was spoiled by the Lane

was furious. "I haven't lost yet. Don't get

sometimes losing isn't that big of a deal. Don't get too caught up in your wins and losses. Otherwise, you won't be able to

smile spread across his face. After all, why wouldn't he when his son was

rolled his eyes. "Please, you're smiling like a fool now. Why are you still lecturing him when you're

silent. As he continued his assault, he remarked, "You said you've never been defeated before. Does that mean you're unaware of your weaknesses

the crack in his voice, Mia hurried over. "Sage,

of guilt prickled at him as he said, "I-It's just someone I'm playing against. I didn't

"Let me handle this."

at the other computer and

hesitantly. "Mommy, isn't this unfair? It's a 1V1 battle between me

backup? You can't always stick

the server, Sage concurred. Dealing with a scumbag didn't require playing