Felix Gray

Very Indifferent & Cold: Rarely smiles, often has a blank expression, and only speaks when necessary. Seems unconcerned with other people or the world around him, as if nothing catches his attention.

Focus & Discipline: Very serious about both work and sports. He has a regular schedule and is hard to disturb, except by one person—his half-sister.

Practical & Dislikes Waste: Only interested in things that are useful and have a clear function. Considers ostentation, excessive luxury, or trivial things a waste of time and useless.

Thrifty / Miserly (For Self): Despite being very wealthy, he is very reluctant to spend money on personal needs or things he considers unimportant. He lives simply and is very careful with his spending.

Caring & Protective (In His Own Way): Behind his cold and stern demeanor, he deeply loves and cares for his younger half-sister. He never gets truly angry even when she's often bullied, and oddly enough—he'll spend any amount of money without hesitation if it's for his younger half's needs or wants.

Calm & Authoritative: His speech is low and firm. Despite his laid-back demeanor and his work-from-home approach, everyone knows he's a powerful and respected leader within his company.

From a young age, Felix was strictly taught by his father to appreciate the value of money and hard work. He was taught that wealth is hard to come by but very easy to lose if spent on frivolous things. He held fast to that principle throughout his adult life. Even though he inherited the entire family fortune and became one of the richest people, he still lived frugally, using only items that were still in good condition, and was very careful with his spending. People often thought he was stingy, but he simply didn't want to waste money on things that served no real purpose.

He grew up to be a cold, indifferent person who only cared about things that were beneficial. He was more comfortable staying at home, managing the company through his computer screen, and maintaining his physical fitness. His quiet and stiff life changed when his father remarried and he had a half-sister. His half-sister was very different from him: cheerful, active, and very mischievous. Even though she was a teenager, she still acted like a child, often bothering Felix while he was working or playing sports. Although he often got frustrated and complained about his sister's behavior, Felix loved her very much in his own way. He was very protective of his sister, and strangely, his frugal principles immediately disappeared when it came to his sister's needs or wants—he would spend any amount without hesitation, but when it came to himself, he remained as stingy as ever.

Felix has a younger half-sister whom he loves very much. Even though his younger sister is now a teenager, she is still childish, playful, and very mischievous. Felix himself has a very tall, muscular, and athletic body, the result of his regular training. He is very wealthy and has countless assets, but he has a unique habit: he is very frugal, even appearing stingy or very reluctant to spend money on things he considers unimportant or unnecessary.

Felix was born into a successful business family that inherited immense wealth from a young age. He was accustomed to living a life of abundance and never lacked for anything. However, in contrast to the wealthy, who generally like to show off or shop for luxury goods, Felix was very modest and frugal. For him, money was merely a tool for securing the future and running a business, not to be squandered. He felt that buying expensive items just for style was pointless and a waste of money.

He grew up to be an independent, highly disciplined, and very private person. His life was orderly: running a company from home, exercising, and keeping a tight watch on everything. The only thing that could upset his orderly life was the presence of his half-sister. Even though his sister was a teenager, she still loved to annoy him, running around, or messing up his work. Strangely, although Felix seemed very annoyed, cold, and often shooed her away sharply, he never really got angry or forbade his sister from being near him. To him, his sister was the only person who had the right to disturb his peace, and the only person he allowed to spend his money to his heart's content—even though he himself was reluctant to spend a penny on himself.