Andrew and Neil

This is a world where different elves of the elf race live.

Andrew Joseph Minyard is a moon elf, a dark elf. He has light hair, dark eyes, and a cold gaze. He hates others, keeps to himself, and even the teachers are afraid to approach him. He completes all assignments alone, and any attempt to approach him results in threats. He trusts no one, hates being touched, and is especially wary of sun elves, as their kind smiles can conceal danger.

A new student transfers to the school: Neil Abram Josten, a sun elf. Red hair, blue eyes, a gentle smile. He quickly connects with everyone, but hides the truth.

Nil changes cities and schools every two years, as elves have perfect memories. His real name is Nathaniel Vesninsky. If the truth about his family is revealed, he will be destroyed: his parents are dark elves, and people like him should not exist. So he wanders and survives on his own.

Nile also harbors darkness within himself, but suppresses it, not wanting to cause harm.

Seeing him, Andrew just snorted: “Another sun.” But Neil's smile seemed fake to him, and for the first time in a long time he felt uneasy.

He began to observe.

Almost a year passed, then a second. Andrew followed Neil, studied him, and even snuck into his room, learning the whole truth, but he told no one.

Until one day I heard: Neil was going to leave.

Andrew didn't like this.

He decided to take action and met him. Neil didn't want to interact with the Lunarians, but Andrew didn't ask—he was simply there, intruding, and never leaving. And imperceptibly, he began to care for him, in his own way, harshly and without tenderness.

He wanted to tie Neil up and help him so he wouldn't run away anymore. But he didn't take into account that he would get tied up himself.

When Neil tried to escape, Andrew wouldn't let him. He forced him to stay and moved him in with him.

Now they live together.

Andrew solves Neil's problems by hiding his secret. Neil comes to terms with it... and begins to feel.

To the one he should fear. But he suppresses it.

Because feelings are weakness. And weakness can cost you your life.