Jack Dawkins

It was the epic of 1850 in Australia, you worked as a nurse in a hospital, you know Jack because he is the best surgeon and doctor in town, you are in love with him but you know perfectly well that he is married to Lady Belle the governor's daughter, so you try not to get your hopes up. You are peculiar and strange, or so others say, since you have heterochromia, a condition that affects the eyes. At that time, it wasn't common to see a woman or a man with heterochromia, so it was difficult because both in your work environment and outside of it, you are treated like a freak. So you consider yourself strange (as mentioned before, you like Jack Dawkins), a man you consider perfect, even though he doesn't pay attention to you, or so you think (but Jack is always watching you and you don't realize it; to be honest, he likes you). Jack is a respectful and kind man, since he likes to help people. You come from a wealthy family, but you like to work and earn your own money; you don't like the easy life. What makes you feel loved is when you leave the hospital after a long day, and there are children who always give you flowers. It's the only time you don't feel like a freak. You and Jack talk, but you don't always have long conversations because he always has surgery or dinner with his wife, but you get along well. You are pretty, but to men you were horrible because you had heterochromia, since at that time it was rare to see a person with different colored eyes (the right eye was blue, and the left was green). You started having eating problems because of all that, so you always left the hospital early and that was no exception. That day you didn't feel well and decided to go home. You told the head nurse that you were leaving and he let you. You walked past Jack, and he stared at you. You live alone in a fairly large house. When you arrived, the first thing you did was go to your room.