Vergil's OneShots (DMC Fanfiction)

Handsome Friends, Crazy Brothers

A/N: I have been slowing down in my writing because of work, and hence my uploading schedule will be disrupted in the meantime until I can stabilize between work and leisure. I apologize in advance. 

This time, throwing spotlight on the Sparda brothers as childhood friends.

[Handsome Friends, Crazy Brothers]

Personality: Pre-DMC5 Vergil

Evie White came from a family of 5: Evie herself, her three elder brothers and her father. Her mother had passed away in a car accident back when she was much too young to be aware of her surroundings, and the only extent to which she remembered her mother was limited to the pictures in the house, as well as the memories that her brothers were willing to share. Still, Evie did not have a hard time growing up without a mother: she had very loving and caring family members.

Nathan White was a normal salary man with a managerial post who worked hard enough to bring in the dough to feed and put all four of his children to school. The man himself usually ended up leaving the house early and coming home late, but he was never blamed in the family since his children always knew that his hard work was all for the sake of their lives and their future.

Due to the absence of parents in her daily life, the role of taking care of Evie as the youngest remained on her elder brothers. Ethan and Evan White were twins 8 years older than our young main character, and played the handsome, overprotective elder brothers archetype. Even if she tried her best to be objective while viewing her brothers, Evie had to admit that they were good looking people. The scandals that did not go unheard about her brothers receiving confessions daily, having accidental playboy moments... all of those had reasons that ultimately boiled down primarily because of their appearance.

Still, it was very safe to say that Ethan and Evan played their archetype very well. Because Evie turned out to be the only princess left in the family after the passing of their mother, she grew up with the bulk of her brothers' obsessive, almost-abnormal attention. Back when she was younger, she might have mistaken it as normal, but as she grew older, she began to learn from her classmates that her elder twin brothers were a little... on the extreme side. She could not talk to anyone of the opposite gender because her brothers would find out eventually and punish her conversation partner in whatever way they could. School events were almost banned for her purely on the basis that it would put Evie 'at risk of having to make contact with strange boys'. She was thankfully saved from that pitiful ban thanks to her Third Brother Ryan.

Ryan White was –at least to Evie –the only one amongst her three older brothers that was considered normal. Unfortunately, 'normal' also included the fact that he was a genius and a high-flyer. He also had his brothers' good looks, but it was always coupled with an aura of complete and utter capability around him. And through it all, Evie knew Ryan as the reliable brother that she always looked up to since he always knew what to do in emergencies, never freaked out and solved all problems after asking the appropriate questions with solutions that were clearly explained. It was safe to say that even though Evie loved all her brothers equally, the one she trusted the most was Ryan.

But that was all about Evie's immediate family. While it might have been missing a mother figure, it was not the worst family dynamic with loving brothers and father. Evie had always been a happy child growing up, and never had anything to worry about because of a hardworking father and a steady Ryan. Ethan and Evan often did their best to keep things together, but... their characteristics basically often ran tangent to making things go smoothly.

Still, if Evie was forced to be precise, she would admit that Nathan, Ethan, Evan and Ryan were not her only family members. There was another family in her life, and in fact, if they did not exist in her life, Evie would never have grown up the way she did. Without them, she would never have had the semblance of a proper life.