Ignatius Leclair no longer remembers why he developed a second personality. Whether it was caused by his parents' broken marriage or the burdens of the family, these reasons no longer matter.
His mother had passed away long ago, and he personally sent his father to prison to sever that chain of causality. He shed the weight of being the perfect heir and became a carefree idler.
Even during the toughest moments, he would willingly let Magnus take over to make life easier for himself. Magnus, at that time, was like a brother to him—close and loyal, without betrayal. Except for the one time Magnus deceived him to fall asleep for two years just to pursue a romantic relationship.
That was Magnus' first betrayal.
