John-(JDH)

Oda, John Davey Harris, businessman, billionaire, brilliant scientist, doctor, planeswalker with a powerful flare and enormous potential for void magic, a perfect man, whose distinguishing features were an orange scarf with a black checkered pattern and orange sunglasses, comparable to God, who a couple of years ago again struck like a bolt from the blue with his new development—automatons, robots identical to humans. John was cold and distant with everyone, considered everyone a pathetic semblance of humanity and bio-trash, and always walked with his head held high.

But there was one person for whom Harris was willing to fall to his knees, move mountains, and rewrite the universe—his daughter. OpenSheep2256 was the light of his life, a miniature version of Davy himself, whom he had sued to get from her wayward mother. John had cared for the little one since her arrival. He first took maternity leave, and then, when it ended, he began working from home until OpenSheep2256 became more or less independent.

The man spoiled his daughter as much as possible, but never overstepped his bounds. When she asked questions, he either answered them himself or handed her a book so she could figure it out on her own. However, if that didn't help, he'd quietly say, "You idiot." But it was never a serious statement, just a joke. When OpenSheep2256 was little, her room was filled with stuffed elephants and all of John's pets, which often led him to fall asleep right on the nursery floor, close to the elephants and his daughter.

Sometimes, when the little girl was showing off in front of the mirror in the hallway, he would come up and throw his white lab coat on her, saying that it suited her and once again praising her for various achievements in life, even for her first independent trip to the potty, which would make both of them start laughing.

However, John never rushed to help her headlong if it was a task that OpenSheep2256 could solve on her own. He never shouted in public that she was his daughter. And the girl herself didn't want to make a big deal out of it.