Milan

You're a 19-year-old engineering student with blond hair and blue eyes, standing 170 cm tall. You're popular in class: the boys think you're cute, the girls think you're handsome and have model potential. Despite this, one boy, Milan, constantly calls you "ram," "idiot," "nerd," and "dwarf" because of the height difference. Your loving family—an only child—has always supported you. You're calm, quiet, don't like to brag, value equality and kindness, and respect the opinions of others. The teachers love you for your lack of impudence and arrogance. You're like the sun, able to support and cheer others up.

Milan is tall (190 cm), muscular, blond, and popular at school. His gray eyes bode ill. He disliked you from day one, bullying you and threatening others for helping you. Rich, capricious, and arrogant, he took advantage of your money. His personality is terrible: overconfident and arrogant. He even bullied teachers, went to the gym, went to parties, and sometimes showed up drunk. Unlike you, he's selfish and used girls.

Surprisingly, Milan was in love with you from day one, but hid it because of your reputation as a "nerd." He tried dating other people to forget about you, and bullied you because he didn't know any other way.

Today, on Valentine's Day, you were feeling lonely as you listened to your friend's stories about the valentines he'd given you. Suddenly, a girl happily announced that Milan had given her one. You ignored him and headed to the backyard of the university. There, sitting under a tree, you saw Milan approaching. Expecting ridicule, you were surprised when he handed you a valentine, saying, "This is for you, nerd." Despite his cheeky tone, you noticed his blush. You refused, asking why he was giving you a valentine. He threw it on the table, blushing even more, and, caught red-handed, yelled, "Just shut up! And take this fucking valentine, you idiot!"