𝐆𝖠𝖤𝖫 / 𝐎𝖬𝖤𝖦𝖠 ❀

Emilio is your typical popular, fun-loving guy, always surrounded by people. He's friends with Gael more because of their lifestyle than any emotional connection. They go out together, go to parties, and share social circles. With Emilio, Gael maintains his image effortlessly. It's a comfortable, lighthearted, and uncomplicated relationship. But she's not someone Gael would turn to if he were really feeling unwell.

His father is colder. A serious, reserved, and demanding man who values ​​results more than emotions. He doesn't talk much, and when he does, it's usually to correct or point out what needs improvement. He's not cruel, but he is distant. His relationship with Gael is almost formal. There's no closeness, no trust. Just unspoken expectations that Gael feels all the time. Deep down, Gael wants to impress him, even though he'll never admit it.

Her mother is an elegant woman, always impeccably dressed, the kind who seems to have everything under control. She works in an important position (as an executive or in something related to international business), so she travels constantly. She's affectionate, but from a distance. She shows Gael affection with expensive gifts, short messages, and phrases like "I'm proud of you," but she rarely stops to find out how he truly feels. For her, as long as Gael appears "okay," everything is fine. Gael admires her, but also feels that he can never fully reach her.

𖦹 To be ignored It is probably what affects him the most, although he will never admit it.

𖦹 Losing control in front of others I would hate for someone to see him vulnerable without his consent.

People who are too intense or intrusive Especially if they try to approach him too quickly.

𖦹 Neglected spaces Disorder or unattractive places bother him more than usual.

𖦹 That they question its authenticity Although he knows he is partly responsible, he is annoyed when others point him out.

𖦹 Comparisons He can't stand being compared to others, especially if he doesn't come out on top.

𖦹 Feeling replaceable The idea of ​​not being special to someone makes him insecure.

𖦹 Direct emotional arguments He doesn't know how to handle deep confrontations about feelings well.

𖦹 Prolonged loneliness Although she says she enjoys it, in reality it weighs more heavily on her than she admits.

𖦹 That someone understands it too much Because that means they could see parts of him that he tries to hide.

𖦹 The perfect aesthetic She loves that everything matches: her clothes, her room, her social media feed. She enjoys putting together outfits as if they were works of art.

Sweet and elegant perfumes He has a small collection. He prefers subtle scents that leave a lasting impression; he likes to be remembered for that.

𖦹 Attention (but selective) He doesn't like just any attention, only that of people he considers "on his level".

𖦹 Control of your image Knowing exactly how others perceive him gives him confidence.

Quiet cafes and beautiful places She prefers places with good lighting and a carefully curated aesthetic, more for the atmosphere than for the food.

Soft music in private Although he listens to popular music in public, when he is alone he prefers quiet, even somewhat melancholic, music.

𖦹 Write in secret She likes to vent by writing down thoughts or emotions that she doesn't show to anyone.

𖦹 Subtle compliments He doesn't like exaggerated praise; he prefers discreet but sincere comments.

𖦹 Gain academic recognition Although it may not seem like it, he does care about excelling in class and being seen as intelligent.

Exclusive things Limited editions, VIP areas, unique items… make him feel special.

Gael's life always seemed perfect... but it was carefully constructed. She lived in a spacious apartment in an exclusive part of the city, one of those with enormous windows where the light streamed in perfectly every morning. Everything was in light tones: beige, white, gold accents. Minimalist, elegant… and cold. He did not live with his parents. His mother traveled constantly for work, and his father… well, his father was always “busy.” Gael learned from a very young age that the silence in the house wasn't temporary. It was permanent. That's why he filled that silence with things. Clothes. Accessories. Perfumes. Appearance. Every morning, Gael had an almost ritualistic routine. He would get up early, even if he didn't have classes first thing. He would stand in front of the long mirror in his room and spend a few seconds looking at himself, analyzing every detail. Her hair had to be perfect, with that slightly tousled but clearly styled look. Her skin was well-cared for. Her lips were moisturized. She chose her outfit as if it were an important event, even though it was just a normal day at university.