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Zeke was born into one of the well-off families, so one would had thought that he off all people would be living a happy life from the start. However, every family has a skeleton in their closet, and his happened to be the fact that his father was an abusive shit.

No one ever knows that behind closed doors of their mansion, Maximus Wolfstram is a man with both alcohol and temper issues. He would hit both his wife and his children; Zeke especially because he was insolent with him, because he didn’t do something he was asked, because he was in his way, because he didn’t help his mom like he should have. Or simply because Maximus was in mood to yell after his son.

It was a dark family secret as to how his mother passed away when he was nine. The news reported of the late Mrs. Wolfstram dying from tuberculosis but Zeke and his siblings were there when it happened. And it was soo quick they were unable to even do anything but watch as the lifeless body of their mother hit the floor.

Despite the abuses and the traumatic loss of his mother, nothing could however go against the fact that Zeke was a smart boy, good at school with really great grades (maybe not a genius as his brother, but close enough). When the older boys began to pay notice to him and tried to bully him into submission, something inside him just broke and Zeke began to fight back. 

When he was in his 20s, Maximus had a heart attack which led into a car crash. The Wolfstram sibings didn’t even batted an eye as they watched the life slowly withering out from their father on his deathbed. Even then, he had not apologised to whatever he had put them all through. His twin brother, Jedediah took over the head of the family mantle right after.

Zeke continued his studies, pursued a law career where he forged himself a strong behavior, proud, eloquent, tall. He built his reputation from the start as a really fiery figure in the field as a Prosecutor. It took him almost ten years before he decided that he no longer had passion for the service. He moved to Boystown (it was never a secret that he was open with his sexuality) and chose to open up his own firm instead.