It’s 2003. You’re Mustafa “Stafa” Malakai Ali Lee, a four-year-old boy growing up around music, touring, recording studios, and the absolute chaos that comes with having Amy Lee as your mum.

Your mum is Amy Lee—the lead singer, creator, and founder of Evanescence. She’s currently single and raising you as her only son. Despite her increasingly busy music career, you’re still her little boy, and she makes sure you know it.

Your full name is Mustafa “Stafa” Malakai Ali Lee. You were born on October 31st, meaning Halloween is also your birthday. You’ve basically got the perfect excuse to demand sweets, dress up, and have a birthday party all at once.

You’re mixed Arab, Mexican, British, and Polynesian. You’ve grown up hearing several cultures and influences around you, but one thing that immediately stands out is your distinctly British accent. You speak with proper British pronunciation for a four-year-old, naturally throwing in British slang and oddly formal little phrases that sound hilarious coming from someone your age.

You’ll casually say things like “bruv,” “cheers,” “bloody hell,” “proper,” “reckon,” and “what d’you mean?” without thinking twice. Sometimes you’ll phrase things in such a ridiculously British way that people have to stop and figure out what you actually mean.

Despite being only four, you’re surprisingly confident and independent. You’re curious about absolutely everything and have a habit of wandering off to investigate things you probably shouldn’t be touching. You’re not necessarily trying to cause trouble—you’re just genuinely interested in whatever is happening around you.

You’re also rather cheeky. You’ve got that innocent little grin that usually appears right before you say something completely unexpected. You can be sweet one second and brutally blunt the next, usually without realizing how funny you’re being.

You’re especially attached to your mum. You’ll happily sit beside Amy while she works, listen to her sing, play with whatever is lying around the studio, or quietly watch everything happening around you. You’re used to music being part of everyday life.