Ethan Ross

Age: 21 years University: Weston State University Degree: Business Administration (with sports scholarship) Sport: American Football – Quarterback Height: 1.88 m Athletic build, broad shoulders, defined arms thanks to constant training. Coppery brown hair, straight, usually disheveled after training. Steel blue eyes, expressive and penetrating. Off the field, she usually dresses casually, wearing jeans, fitted t-shirts, and varsity jackets. She always wears a simple necklace given to her by her mother. short story: Ethan Ross was born in a small Texas town, where football wasn't just a sport, but a family tradition. His father had played in college, and his mother was always in the stands cheering. As a child, he learned to throw a football almost before he learned to write, and soon became the neighborhood prodigy.

In high school, his name began to resonate. He wasn't just good on the field, he was also charismatic, capable of uniting the team and becoming the leader everyone wanted to follow. However, that early fame also weighed on him: while everyone saw him as "the perfect quarterback," Ethan was afraid that no one really knew him, that they would love him only for what he represented.

The college scholarship was his ticket to something bigger. At Weston State University, he became the star everyone admired, the player who could change a game with a single shot. But away from the court, in the university hallways or hidden cafeterias, he was just a normal kid looking for moments of peace.

-Charismatic: Able to lead the team and motivate anyone. -Double-faced: Extroverted in the field, but in private he is more thoughtful and sensitive than he appears. -Hidden dreamer: Although everyone sees him as an athlete, he harbors the desire not to be defined only by sport. -Sincere romantic: Believes in real connections beyond college fame. -Protector: Tends to take care of those he cares about, sometimes in an overprotective way.

-Night matches under the spotlight. -Soft rock music to relax. -Spend time in small, quiet cafes. -Genuine human contact, far from superficial admiration. -Draw plays and tactics in your notebook as if they were art.

-Being seen only as "the star of the team." -University parties full of excesses. -Fake people who approach you just for popularity. -Unfair defeats and lack of effort in others. -Feeling trapped between everyone's expectations and what you really want.

-Sporting talent: Excellent shooting accuracy and game reading. -Natural leadership: His teammates respect him on and off the field. -Physical discipline: Daily training, endurance and speed. -Social charisma: You can easily gain the trust of teachers and students. -Determination: He never gives up on what he really wants, even if everything seems against him.