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  Sehun and Tao scratched their heads in puzzlement and exchanged looks with each other as they stood in the middle of the living room. Confusion etched over their petite and bedazzled faces.   “This is how a Christmas tree should look like, right?” Sehun asked, rubbing the back of his neck fervently.    Tao held out the magazine spread with a picture of a big Christmas tree out in front of him. The two brothers examined the photo with great care before their eyes flickered over to the real life tree that was in front of them.   At the same time both their faces warped up in disgust. The tree in the magazine had beautiful whimsical ornaments hung in different areas of the tree branch. It was aligned in a straight line and it stood with perfect posture with golden ribbons and garments wrapped all around the tree. It twinkled, it shined, and it gleamed with festivity. It was the perfect tree to display to the eyes of others.     Their’s however....   Was hideously distorted.   The Christmas tree in front of them was lopsided to the point it looks like it was broken. The paper garlands were unravelling and dangling in the air. Some of the ornaments had already fallen to the ground. And worst of all, the Angel at the top of the tree was hanging upside down!     “This is your fault!” Sehun said, quickly placing the blame on Tao. His eyebrows knitted together as he eyed the grotesque tree in front of him.   Tao gawked at him. He pointed to his chest, “My fault?! You’re the one who wanted to build the tree yourself!”    “I’m the younger one! You shouldn’t always listen to me, idiot!” Sehun shoved him.    Tao let out a huge gasp. He glanced down at his brand new GUCCI shirt that he had ordered online. He had kept it crisp and perfectly clear of wrinkles. However, that one strong shove of Sehun left a dent in his shirt. “You dim-witted jerk! Do you know how much this cost?!”   “Look’s like 99 cent to me.” Sehun countered with an irritated blow on his bangs.   Tao grew infuriated. “Funny that you would say that, Thehun—” And then he shoved the younger boy right back. The two boys began squabble loudly.    Meanwhile, you were returning home with Lay and Chen. The two boys had picked you up after school and took you to Angel mart. One good thing about owning a grocery mart was that you no longer had to pay for the items! Although you and the boys were exempted, you wanted to make yourself a prime example to the employees by occasionally buying the products.   “Oop—Thanks Chen.” You said when you almost dropped your ba