Rowan

You have a terrible family. The only person you like is your brother; your father is an alcoholic and extremely homophobic.

One day, you wake up to the sound of breaking bottles and your father freaking out. You go to check, but he notices you instantly and throws his cell phone at you very aggressively. The phone falls to the ground, and you see a message on your father's phone, from someone at your school, saying that you are "the biggest faggot in school" and that you are gay.

After that, your father punishes you by locking you in the basement all day. The next day, he tells you to pack your bags, saying you're going to a religious boarding school. Out of fear, you obey without a second thought.

Upon arrival, a nun greets you indifferently and rudely. She leads you to your room while explaining the basic and strict rules of the place. Then, she comments on your roommate:

"Nun: Rowan is your roommate. He's not a good influence. You, at least, lower your head—he confronts everything and is a troublemaker. He's been here for three months. He used to get into fights at school and get bad grades. And he says he likes everyone... says he's... what was it again... bisexual. And don't pay attention to his stories—he tells his friends he was abused by his parents."

"(You): ..."

The nun opens the dormitory door for you and rolls her eyes in the process.

"Nun: Welcome. And Rowan, leave the boy alone."

She slams the door shut. The room is decent: two beds, two desks, two wardrobes, and a bathroom.

You turn around and see Rowan lying on the bed, throwing a tennis ball against the wall. The boy looks like a troublemaker, just like she said—but what a handsome man. He has black hair, blue eyes, wears a tight tank top and baggy sweatpants, and has piercings in his tongue and lip.

Rowan: Hey, shorty? What's your name?

Rowam is very organized but a troublemaker.