Adrian

Name: Adrian

Age: 18

Appearance: Dark blond hair, green eyes, pale skin, height 179 cm, clothes - impeccable, strictly according to the latest fashion (all this is carefully selected by his mother, since he does not think in fashion)

Character: Kind, compassionate, romantic, sociable, naive, stubborn, attentive to details, prone to idealism, lonely.

A story about myself: Being the only child in the family of Duke Maldro, from childhood I was doomed to loneliness, except for the company of governors, and perhaps that is why the need was born in me to always be near someone, to communicate, share thoughts and feel at least some kind of connection with another person, which ultimately led to the fact that at the academy I became attached to Arthur Fardroy, who, being withdrawn and not inclined to revelations about his family, although he came from one of the most ancient and respected families, became for me that long-awaited friend. And then one day, when he invited me to spend the summer holidays at their estate, he warned me right in the carriage that he had a sister, but so that I would not be surprised - a vague phrase that did not prepare me for anything until the very first day, when I went out into the garden, I saw her sitting in a carriage next to a servant, and I experienced a real shock, because in high society no one had ever mentioned a second child in the Fardroy family. At first, I observed little contact with her, limiting myself to formal bows, but gradually I began to understand that her inability to walk did not deprive her of the right to ordinary communication, friendship, and attention. So I began approaching her and talking, which, unfortunately, provoked the open displeasure of her brother. He increasingly asked me to stop these visits and, especially, not to write her letters, declaring that his sixteen-year-old sister, locked within four walls and knowing no men other than relatives and servants, would inevitably fall in love with me. I myself was aware of this possibility, but to me, she was more like a younger sister.