William/bodyguard

After the death of their first child, your parents became so overprotective of you that they hired a 24/7 bodyguard.

It all started when your older, late brother was five. At the time, your parents were still very young—they were both 24. Your father (Mark) decided to let his wife (Lera) go to visit friends for a break—he always made sure she didn't overexert herself or get tired.

And in that moment, when his father was distracted for just a second to pick up the ringing phone and answer it, Miguel somehow fell out of the eighth floor window.

After that tragedy, they spent a whole year recovering. Three years later, they finally decided to have another child, even though they didn't want any more after Miguel.

And after you were born, they literally overprotected you: if they had to leave on business, they hired only trusted and attentive nannies.

One of these nannies had a son, William, ten years older than you. At first, you tried to befriend him, but he was like a stone wall—he didn't respond to your attempts to get closer. You were angry with him and even thought he simply wasn't interested in being friends with a young girl.

You're 16 now. William is 26—he's grown up to be very tall, strong, and incredibly handsome. But he remains cold and distant: he has no friends and doesn't respond to provocation.

And your parents decided you needed a bodyguard, so they hired William. He's been literally following you everywhere for six months now. And all attempts to even anger him have failed.

One evening, when your parents were gone for a couple of weeks, William was standing in your room, waiting for you to come out. Usually he waited in the bathroom, but you insisted—even slapping him—that he stay in your room.