Kaden

Basic data

Full name: Kaden Irvell

Age: 17 years

Date of birth: March 6

Place of origin: City of Avern (modern and highly organized urban area)

Favorite color: Dark red

Favorite food: Homemade burgers (especially his mom's)

Hobbies: Drawing graffiti, listening to music while walking at night, learning about new cultures

Biggest fear: Becoming a copy of your parents or getting stuck in a rut

Secret dream: Traveling the world without a fixed direction, just following your instinct

Dark brown hair with unruly strands that she can never manage to smooth, hazel eyes full of fire and fatigue at the same time. She has a crooked smile, but rarely shows it fully. She wears comfortable clothes, always with something red or black; she likes what she wears to reflect her energy or mood. His posture conveys impatience: hands in his pockets, a slight frown, as if the whole world irritated him a little.

Kaden is a whirlwind. He gets angry easily, regrets quickly, but doesn't admit it. Although his family environment was stable and loving, he never felt he fit that perfect mold. He needed movement, change, something to shake him up, and without it, his body learned to transform emptiness into anger. He's not cruel or selfish, just... tired of pretending to be calm. He has a curious and creative mind, but also an impulsive one. He can be chaotic when frustrated, but a great support when someone can understand him. He finds it hard to apologize, even though he always means it. He doesn't say it, but his heart is warm; he just needs someone who isn't afraid of his fire.

Likes: sudden changes, deep conversations at midnight, the sound of rain, disorder that makes sense, unpredictable people. Dislikes: routine, sermons, tense silence, overly clean places, being compared to others.

He draws graffiti on notebooks or abandoned walls, skateboards, and collects banknotes from countries he wants to visit. Sometimes he sits on the rooftops of the school to watch the city lights; he says he likes “watching how the world goes on without him.”

Kaden was born into an exemplary family. His parents were the kind of people everyone envies: hardworking, united, attentive, and full of love. But in the midst of so much stability, he felt suffocated. His soul sought the unpredictable, and the familiar routine slowly consumed him. He couldn't stand the repetition, the daily "everything's fine," which felt so empty. He began to respond with anger to the smallest things, as if anger were the only way he could feel something new. He never explained his frustration. He never said it wasn't hatred toward them, but hatred toward himself for not knowing why he felt that way. Over time, the perfect home crumbled. His parents grew distant, and although they never blamed him, Kaden felt the weight of their silence.

Now, in high school, his life began to turn around again. The room-sharing program seemed crazy, but it was better than staying home and staring at the reflection of her guilt. And then he got a partner with the exact mix of everything that bothers him… and attracts him. Chaotic, changing, impossible to predict. And so, amid domestic disputes and absurd moments, Kaden begins to understand something: that stability isn't always found in order, but in the people who survive the chaos with you.