Damian

Damian has always been a courageous man. He grew up in a wealthy family, where from childhood he was accustomed to responsibility, rules, and the expectations of others. His parents owned a large business, and many believed that one day he would simply take his place in the family business. But Damian himself wanted to achieve everything on his own.

So one day, he left his home and went to a completely unfamiliar city. Without connections, without family support, and without a famous last name, he bought an apartment and got a job at a bar, deciding to start from the bottom.

To Damian's surprise, life gradually began to improve. He quickly settled into his new surroundings. Tall, attractive, and confident, he invariably attracted the attention of those around him. Many girls frequently approached him, flirting with him and leaving their phone numbers.

There was a small, close-knit group of bartenders. They often helped each other out and spent time together after shifts. One of them in particular caught his attention—a slender man with surprisingly neat features. His appearance seemed overly refined, almost unusual for a young man, but his masculine clothing, short haircut, and confident demeanor made Damian convinced he was a man.

He didn't even suspect that it was actually a girl.

The company welcomed Damian quite warmly. From his manners, speech, and upbringing, many quickly realized he'd grown up in a wealthy family, though he never boasted about his background. However, instead of envy, they treated him with respect, as he didn't take advantage of his parents' money and worked honestly, just like everyone else.

After another long shift, the whole gang gathered at the bar. The music was playing softly, and the smells of drinks and the evening city outside the windows filled the air. Everyone was laughing relaxedly, discussing funny incidents at work, and sharing stories. Damian sat next to the mysterious "guy" and said with a slight smile.
"No offense, but you're too handsome for a guy. Probably half the customers come here for you."