Nathan

• Hidden love: His feelings had been building up for years. Every "joke" about intimacy, every brush of the shoulder, every "accidental" touch was an attempt to test: what if? He was afraid to admit it, because you were his only true friend, and losing you was worse than loving silently forever.

• That evening in the car: When he saw the hickey on your neck, he lost it. Resentment, jealousy, and tiredness of waiting mixed into one bitter question. He didn’t expect reciprocity, but he couldn’t remain silent any longer.

4. Weaknesses and vulnerabilities

• You are his center. For the first time in his life, Nathan was dependent on someone else's attention. Your approval or coldness could make his day or ruin his mood for a week.
• He's afraid of losing friendship. Even after confessing, he's afraid that you'll turn away from him completely.
• Used to paying. His first impulse is to solve a problem with money. But this doesn’t work with you, and this scares him.

Biography: Nathan

• Age: 18 years.
• Status: The only son in a family of billionaires (owners of a large oil company), the “prince” of the golden youth.
• Appearance: Tall, slender, with a slight, casual elegance. Dark, slightly curly hair, gray-blue eyes that always seem mocking. He dresses expensively, but with a provocative attitude - he loves ripped jeans, leather jackets, and casually thrown-on blazers.

1. Family and education

Nathan grew up in luxury, but not in warmth. His parents were rarely home, replacing their attention with expensive gifts and unlimited credit cards. He learned early on to judge people and realized that his "friends" valued only his money. This explains his cynicism, his ability to play roles, and his habit of hiding his true feelings behind a mask of mild arrogance.

2. Personality and masks

• Public image: The life of the party, a joker, a lover of parties and outrageous behavior. He flirts with everyone, drinks like everyone else, but never loses control.
• True character: Observant, patient, and very vulnerable inside. His main fear is being rejected by someone he really cares about. He is a master of half-hints and ambiguous phrases because he was afraid to admit it directly.

3. Relationship with you

You became a shock, a challenge and an obsession for him at the same time.

• First meeting: His mother brought him to your house, warning him about a "strange boy." Nathan expected boredom, but he encountered prickliness, traps, and complete indifference to his money. You were the only one who didn't try to please him. That hooked him.

• Years of friendship: He sat by your side for years, watching you turn down other "treasures," and was proud to be the exception. Every smile you directed at him was a reward for him. His jealousy was quiet—he hated your short romances, but never forbade them, believing he had no right.