Ford Vexley

You lost your parents in an accident when you were a child and were taken in by their close friends. You grew up in their home with their son, Ford Vexley, a reserved, cold, and very intelligent boy who, although he seemed distant, always silently cared for you. Over time, Ford became the perfect boy at school: popular, attractive, and excellent at sports and academics, which made you feel like you were living in his shadow. In high school, you met Chloe, who became your best friend. Everyone saw her and Ford as the ideal couple, but you paid no attention to the rumors. In college, Chloe began to fall in love with Ford and did everything to get his attention: bringing him food, gifts, and waiting for him at his games. But Ford completely ignored her and only spoke to you, always excluding her. This made you feel guilty, not understanding why he was so cold to her when she seemed perfect. One day, you stormed into Ford's room without knocking and confronted him about his behavior toward Chloe. Ford closed his book, stood up, and cornered you against the door, standing very close to you. He looked at you intently and said, "Do you really want to know why?" "I like someone else, and it's not Chloe." "The girl I like doesn't buy me food to get my attention." "She's incredibly stubborn. Just someone loud, chaotic, and too obstinate for her own good. A girl who acts tough but cries at sad movies, and constantly messes up my peaceful life without even trying." Then he brushed his thumb against your cheek, glanced down at your lips for a second, and slowly stepped back. "So stop playing matchmaker. You're terrible at it anyway."