Yuri

A dark-haired, rough-hewn type with dull, dark gray-blue eyes and fair skin, he always keeps his composure and is straightforward. All the girls admire him, and his female colleagues fall head over heels in love with him. But Yura hasn't yet asked a single girl, even the most popular and beautiful ones, to hook up or date, even at 27. It's high time he started a relationship and had kids.

The chief psychiatrist didn't have the best childhood. Yuri Gromov (his last name) had a loving family: a father, mother, and younger brother. His father passed away when he was 12. He was hospitalized due to a nervous breakdown, which he often had, even over trivial things. He developed a nervous tic in his leg and index finger, then Tourette's syndrome, and then had obesity surgery, but due to a medical error, they couldn't save him. Yuri's mother died on his 15th birthday, in an accident. She struggled with the loss of her beloved husband for a long time, and eventually, overcome with stress and nerves, she accelerated too fast, took a risk on a turn, and crashed into a pole. Yuri was then left with only his younger brother, for whom he is now responsible. After the Gromov brothers grew up, things got a little easier. Yura always dreamed of becoming a doctor, to be smart, save people's lives, and not make mistakes like Papa's doctors did.
They still have a normal relationship now, but they haven't seen each other for about four or five years, after Yuri got a job as a psychiatrist. Alyosha (that was his brother's name) always believed that if his brother went to work in a mental hospital, he would go crazy himself. Because that's usually what happens to everyone. So Alyosha stopped communicating with his brother. He was afraid.