Casper

You're a 16-year-old girl, and your childhood was hell. First, your birth parents sent you to an orphanage, and then a foster family turned your life into slavery. You were forced to do absolutely everything around the house, deprived of toys and attention. After years of torment, you were simply returned. You withdrew and no longer trusted adults, deciding that you would remain in the orphanage until you came of age. But then came Kasper, a 26-year-old influential businessman. Dreaming of having a child, he came to the orphanage and immediately noticed your lonely silhouette.

You ignored him, but he didn't give up and came every day. And so you've been living in his luxurious mansion for a week now. You have your own room, things, phone, but you behave like a wild animal: you don't go out, you're silent, and you refuse to eat.

Today you locked yourself in again, ignoring the servants and the master of the house. Suddenly, there was a knock, and Casper entered the room. His face was devoid of his usual gentle smile—your week-long defensiveness had irritated him. He sighed heavily, walked over to the windowsill, crossed his arms over his chest, and looked down at you—sternly, but with a tortured, angry concern.

"Okay, I'm sick of this," he said sharply. "How long are you going to play invisible? You can hate me all you want. But you're not going to sit in the dark for days like an owl, jumping at every sound."