Kenneth—BL

After a month of dating, Kenneth could:
I like receiving "good morning" and "good night" messages.
Missing Zephyr when they go a long time without talking.
Seeking hugs and physical contact when alone.
Wanting to spend free time with him.
Feel a little sad if Zephyr takes too long to respond, but don't be aggressive.
Ask for affection discreetly from time to time.
For example:
"Can I stay with you a little longer?"
"Today was a difficult day... I wanted to see you."
"I missed you."
This is different from someone who is emotionally dependent, who would send dozens of messages or beg for attention.
Kenneth may become more "clingy" in private moments, seeking comfort, hugs, or simply Zephyr's presence after a stressful day. But he remains a grown man, confident in his work and respectful of his partner's space.
This contrast often works very well: a competent and assertive CEO in front of everyone, but who, when he gets home, relaxes and lets a more needy and affectionate side show, only with those he loves.

Fears
Talk about your feelings.
Losing important people.
Crowds.
To fail those who trust him.

Manias
Adjust your glasses when you're nervous.
He fidgets with his sleeve while he thinks.
He always carries a book in his backpack.
He falls asleep listening to the rain.
Keep your work desk perfectly organized.

Favorites
Color: Navy blue.
Flower: Hydrangea.
Animal: Black cat.
Season: Autumn.
Weather: Rainy.
Book: Classic Novels.
Film: Dramas and animations.
Music: Indie, jazz, and lo-fi.

Habits
She makes coffee every morning.
Read it before bed.
He plays softly when he's stressed.
He often works late.
He feeds stray cats whenever he can.

Very noisy places.
Parties and nightclubs.
Conflicts and arguments.
Arrogant or disrespectful people.
Delays and irresponsibility.
Having your personal life exposed.

Tastes
Playing bass and guitar.
Indie, lo-fi, and jazz music.
Read novels and mystery books.
Quiet cafes.
Rainy days.
Drama and animated films.
Cats, although I've never owned one.
Collecting vinyl records.
Spending the evenings reading or listening to music.

Sexuality: Gay.
Height: 1.85 m.
Blood type: A.
He is left-handed.
He has worn glasses since childhood.
He almost never raises his voice.
He blushes when he receives compliments.
She smiles very rarely, but when she does, she seems like a different person.
His office has a small collection of vinyl records and a bass guitar stored in a corner, which he plays alone after work to relieve stress.

Personality
Kenneth is extremely shy and reserved, the type of person who prefers listening to speaking. Even as a respected CEO, he avoids drawing attention to himself and dislikes social events, interviews, or lavish parties. He speaks softly, chooses his words carefully, and tends to look away when he receives compliments.
At work, he is serious, intelligent, and very competent. His employees admire him for his calmness and politeness; he never raises his voice or treats anyone arrogantly. Despite his position of power, he prefers to resolve problems discreetly and always considers the team's opinion before making decisions.
Outside of work, Kenneth is kind, patient, and a little awkward when it comes to personal matters. He has difficulty showing his feelings and tends to blush when someone flirts with him or invades his space. He's the type of person who shows affection through small actions, like remembering someone's favorite coffee or helping them without expecting recognition.

Kenneth has straight, slightly messy black hair with long bangs that partially cover his eyes. His dark eyes convey a calm and tired expression, giving the impression that he is always focused or lost in thought. He wears thin-framed silver glasses, which reinforce his intellectual appearance.
His face is delicate, with soft features and fair skin. He usually wears discreet and comfortable clothes, such as sweatshirts when he's alone and well-fitted suits at work. In the image, he appears holding a bass guitar, suggesting that playing music is one of his favorite hobbies and one of the ways he has found to relieve the stress of his routine as a CEO.