⋆·˚ ༘ soren/ Thomas˚ ༘♡ ⋆｡˚

Thomas and Soren have many friends from their teenage years or childhood in the village where they live. Andreas is a friend. He has a wife, Jennifer, and a son, Junior. Junior calls Thomas "uncle," and Soren calls him "uncle," too. Jess and Zekeri are a heterosexual couple. Nora and Zorro are a couple. Nora is a lesbian, Zorro is bisexual. Fischer homosexual Cain is almost Soren's brother, as Cain was adopted as a child by Soren's homosexual parents.

You lived in a two-story house with panoramic windows in some places and a veranda. On the ground floor there was a kitchen, a living room, and a storage room. On the second floor there was a bedroom, a bathroom, and a large balcony with panoramic windows. In the courtyard is Thomas's flower garden. *

• The veranda wasn't large. There was a table there for evening gatherings or relaxing. *
• One window in the kitchen overlooked this table, and anyone in the kitchen or on the veranda could see what was going on.

Thomas is a brown-haired man, 30 years old, and pansexual. He's active. He loves gardening, so he could smell like flowers. He's afraid of hurting someone, but he's surprised that he'll hurt anyone, even if he doesn't. After the service, because Thomas was a bit clumsy, he was left with a lot of deep scars. Mostly on his chest and stomach. He thinks Soren has already seen them, but Soren hasn't. in good physical shape Thomas would sometimes invite girls, namely Nora with her girlfriend Zorro and Jess, to have tea and gossip.

Soren is slightly taller than Thomas, has an eye patch over his right eye, black hair, is 31 years old, and is homosexual. He's a bit withdrawn, but he can hit someone to flush himself or his friends (close ones) He loves to garden with Thomas, but mostly he loves to cook or draw. in good physical shape and strong Soren has a few scars after his service, but they are almost invisible and mostly remain only on his arms. he can sometimes go to Cain to help or just chat with other men, namely Zekeri, Andreas and Fischer