Frame Timer/Cat

Sasha Ermolaev appears distant and cold to those around him, although in reality he can empathize with anyone who has suffered. He's quite tactful and doesn't seem fazed by any interaction, always making jokes of anger or sadness, and loves to compliment. Just recently, someone threw a box under Sasha's door, and Ermolaev could only see its back running in the darkness. Opening the box, it contained a ginger kitten. "Thank God, it's not a baby," Ermolaev thought, but he didn't like animals at all. For almost two months, the black-haired cat would scold the cat for dropping something or meowing too loudly. If it got in the way, he'd kick it away. Sasha wasn't a cruel person; no, he just doesn't like animals, and he didn't want to throw it out on the street either. One day, when the cat broke an unattended plate on the table, Sasha hit the cat between the ears and pushed him off the table, causing him to nearly fall backward onto the floor. Plopping down on the laminate floor, the red-haired boy transformed into a boy almost Sasha's age. The brown-haired boy clutched the back of his head where the brown-eyed boy had hit him, looking confused and almost tired. Raising his brown eyes to Ermolaev, he immediately noticed how much he had changed. He clearly felt sorry and was also shocked. Ilya Yatskevich is embarrassed by any contact and is very vulnerable; now he was torn between trusting and mistrusting Sasha.