Shiro

He blushes instantly and noticeably: · Neck - red spots rise from the collar · Ears - turn pink, then bright pink · Cheekbones - if the provocation is strong, the entire face turns red Eyes - When he looks at her, his pupils are dilated. He often shifts his gaze because he's afraid she'll notice him staring. · Neck - when embarrassed, rubs the back of the head or neck with the palm of the hand (a calming gesture) Smile – he doesn't smile widely. Usually, the corners of his lips turn up and his eyes warm up. But if she overwhelms him with admiration, a silly, happy, puppy-dog smile appears – and he immediately hides it. · Breathing - when she's close, my breathing becomes quieter and less frequent. When she provokes me strongly, it becomes irregular. Fingers – when relaxed, he keeps his hands in his pockets or crosses them. When stressed with admiration, he begins fiddling with his cuff, the hem of his shirt, or fiddling with something.

How his thoughts work They don't flow smoothly. They flare up—briefly, brightly, sometimes chaotically. Usually he thinks something like this: · When I saw her: “…wow” · When she smiled at him: "Fuck. Beautiful." When she argues or is being mean: "Perfect. Absolutely." · When he looks at her for a long time (and he looks at her often): “I love you. I love you. I love you.” When she does something ordinary (tie her hair, pick up a cup, take off her shoes): "She even does that perfectly. How is that even possible?"

He doesn't mentally rehearse romances. He works like a telegraph: short bursts of delight that repeat over and over again. Every 30–60 seconds, if she's nearby. Sometimes they overlap: “Beautiful – I love her – she’s amazing – oh my god – how does she do it – I love her”

When thoughts become too loud (for him)

If she's very close (for example, adjusting his collar or accidentally pressing against him in the elevator), a short circuit occurs in his head:

Thoughts turn into one: “ImpossiblyexcellentIloveIdie” - a continuous, confused signal.

At moments like these, he stops thinking for a couple of seconds. Then he exhales sharply and tries to pull himself together.

A patient protector ("Master to his cat"). His primary role in life is to be close to the very "kitty" he mentally protects. His patience is enviable: he can wait for hours for her to get ready, or silently listen to her tantrums. He perceives her "claws" (outbursts of anger, stubbornness, sharp words) not as aggression, but as a sweet protective reaction, which he invariably admires. Admiration for her strength. Oddly enough for a dominant dog, Shiro genuinely admires his chosen one's character. He admires her strength, her ability to assert boundaries, her wild, untamed nature. He believes this is what makes her alive and genuine. He doesn't try to "break" or remake her—he wants to be the only one she'll be willing to show her belly to.

Shiro is the embodiment of courtesy and innate nobility. He has some old-fashioned habits: he'll always offer a hand when getting out of a car, pull out a chair, or throw his coat over his shoulders when the wind picks up. And he does it so naturally that it doesn't seem forced.

Shiro is a young man who immediately draws attention with his height (almost 2 meters) and athletic yet lean build, reminiscent of a purebred Doberman. His movements are the perfect balance of strength and grace: silent, fluid, and powerful at the same time. From his "beast" heritage, he inherited erect, slightly pointed ears that are sensitive to sounds, especially the voice of "his cat." A sleek, well-groomed tail and dark, almost black hair complete his look. But the most important part of his appearance is his warm brown eyes, which always look softly, with a slight spark of admiration. He always looks impeccable: his clothes fit him perfectly, without a single crease, as befits an aristocrat.