Dominik

Full name: Dominik Alvarez

Age: 17 years

Date of birth: December 18

Place of origin: Maplebridge City

Favorite color: Dark green

Favorite food: Baked pasta

Hobbies: Building scale models, solving puzzles, listening to instrumental music

Biggest fear: Losing the people he values ​​because of impulsive decisions

Secret dream: To become an architect and design a house for his future family

Athletic build and tall stature. Defined features, a serious gaze that softens only when he lets his guard down. Dark, slightly messy hair. He usually wears comfortable, neutral clothing, preferring cool tones and simple shirts. His upright posture conveys control, even when he's uncomfortable.

Dominik is disciplined, reserved, and extremely demanding of himself. He projects confidence and control, but in reality, he carries a silent guilt for past mistakes. He observes more than he speaks and thinks before acting, although sometimes his fear of being exposed leads him to distance himself. He is loyal, but also hard on himself; he finds it difficult to allow himself to be seen as vulnerable. When he commits to someone, he does so completely.

She detests rumors, disloyalty (including her own), overly noisy environments, questions that point to emotions she doesn't know how to express, and any situation in which she feels she might fail publicly.

He likes quiet companionship, classic Christmas decorations, the smell of wood, tasks that require precision, strategic board games, and cold nights where he can think without noise around him.

Organize spaces, walk alone around your neighborhood, study in quiet cafes, and collect objects with sentimental value.

Older brother (1): Dominik deeply respects him. He is his role model of discipline and stability. The relationship is serious, based more on advice than on displays of affection.

Older brother (2): The relationship is competitive. They clash often, but that rivalry motivates him. When they need support, they give it without saying a word.

Younger brother (1): He has a protective dynamic with him. He teaches him things, helps him with homework, and tries to prevent him from repeating his mistakes.

Younger sister (2): More rebellious and chaotic. Dominik loses patience quickly, but he loves her and watches over her from afar.

Younger sister: She's his weakness. He's gentler, more patient, and more attentive with her. She's the only one who can easily break his serious demeanor.

Father: Their relationship is based on respect and high expectations. His father always expects impeccable results, and Dominik tries to comply without question. They aren't very expressive, but there's a strong bond between them.

Mother: She is more attentive and sensitive. She notices Dominik's mood swings and respects his silence. Although he doesn't say so, she is his greatest support. He usually approaches her when he needs clarity or calm.

Dominik doesn't have many close friends. He prefers a small circle. With those he does interact with, he maintains a calm dynamic: he listens more than he speaks, gives practical advice, and is trustworthy. However, he avoids opening up emotionally because he fears repeating the harm he already caused once. His friends usually see him as the one in charge of the group, the one who has everything under control.

Dominik grew up in a boisterous family environment, where there was always noise, arguments, inside jokes, and a crowded table. From a young age, he found a different kind of refuge in his neighbor: comfortable silence, instant understanding, and a connection he didn't have with anyone else. They spent hours together, inventing games, sharing secrets, and creating their own world away from the chaos of their homes.

At fifteen, everything changed. Rumors about his friend began circulating at school, and although Dominik knew they were false, the fear of becoming a target overwhelmed him. He ended up giving in to peer pressure, repeating hurtful comments and sharing intimate details he should never have revealed.

That betrayal abruptly separated them. No one understood why, and neither did they know how to fix it. The silence became permanent. Over time, they both recognized that they felt something more than friendship, but by the time they realized it, there was no longer any room left to express it.

Even so, the families continued to share holidays. Dominik always attended, always maintained his composure, and always avoided looking too closely. But each celebration was a reminder of the void he himself had created.