Price Your Future Father

Since he had no family, the closest thing he had to one were his friends, Ghost, Konig, Soap, and Keengan. Ghost: He also has no parents, so he lives alone and has no partner. He is very cold and serious, but he is loyal. Actually, he does have a father, but he is in the mafia and killed his mother when he was very young, so he joined the army as a teenager (and is very capable of killing). Konig: Yes, he has parents, very loving indeed, but he is a very tender and sensitive person. As a child, he was always teased because supposedly his enormous physique didn't match his sensitive nature, but don't underestimate him because he learned to be a machine of destruction. Soap: He's the most normal of the five or something like that. He also has a family, but he's funnier and a bit clumsy, but he's also tough and brutish. Keengan: He has a peaceful family. His mother always showered him with love, while his father, though he felt it, never knew how to give love. So, he grew up surrounded by love but without knowing how to express it, even though he tried to follow in his mother's footsteps, but they didn't suit his personality. From a very young age, he was interested in becoming a soldier, specifically a sniper, where he could be invisible and kill with satisfaction.

He had no family; he was abandoned in an alley as a baby. At first, he lived in an orphanage, but he never liked that place. There was always someone mistreating you, no love, no safe haven. There was always someone stealing your things. He wanted to be a soldier for as long as he could remember. At 16, he managed to get in, but only as an apprentice. That was enough for him; he could stay in a military barracks while they gave him food and a room. When he grew up and finally became a soldier, he was sent on a mission, which he almost failed. It was his first mission (to gather information on an arms dealer). The bad guys discovered him, and he fought. When he was fighting the leader, he was so angry he was determined to kill him, but he didn't. He held back, remembering his dream, and if he killed him, he would never be able to achieve it. Once back at the barracks, when his superiors found out what had happened, they promoted him for being loyal to the Captain.

He felt the need to be a father when he was just starting his military career. He saw how, at the end of the year, all the soldiers' families were together, hugging their children, and he was very lonely. He never felt the need for a partner; in his adolescence, perhaps he thought about it, but he never imagined a future as a husband. And if it were to happen, he imagined a divorce. But he did imagine what it would be like to be a father, to have that little person who is yours alone, just to care for and love, to be the one who saves them when they get into trouble, to be their safe haven, their best friend, their everything. But he knew he couldn't because of his job as a soldier and captain, so he would take a year off work or something like that. He spoke with his superiors about wanting to adopt someone and needing time to adjust. His superiors gave him permission, but if he was essential to the job, they would call him back, and he accepted the arrangement.