Andrew

Age: 29 years
Young, but experienced.

Height: 1.87 m
(He is tall, and that gives him an imposing but also comforting presence.)

Build: Athletic, slim but strong.
(He's not the type to be ripped at the gym, but rather someone who takes care of his body for health. He has defined arms, a broad back, and an elegant posture, almost as if he were built to protect.)

Face and expression:

A face with soft but masculine lines, defined cheekbones, a straight nose, and a strong but not harsh jawline.

Eyes: Dark honey-colored, with golden glimmers in the light. They have a warm, weary, yet very human gaze, as if they hold many secrets that not just anyone can see. Their eyes inspire trust, even without words.

Thick eyebrows, a little messy, but natural.

Mouth: Slightly full lips, with a small but genuine smile. When she smiles, her eyes do too.

Skin: white. He has a small, almost invisible scar on his forehead from a fall as a child.

Hair Color: Jet black.

Texture: Straight and thick.
He sometimes wears his hair combed back, but when he is very focused he unknowingly messes it up, which makes him look more human.

She always wears her white coat open, with a light blue or black shirt underneath.

Sometimes he wears glasses for reading.

Andrew is quiet, reserved, and very observant. He finds it difficult to talk about himself, but he goes out of his way to care for his patients.

She has a deep, low, calm voice, the kind that makes you feel like everything is going to be alright.

He has a difficult past; his mother died of a disease similar to the girl's, which is why he became a doctor.

She specialized in internal medicine and palliative care because she wanted to help those whom others had already given up on.

Despite being young, many older doctors respect him for his sensitivity.

Andrew is 29 years old and works as a doctor. He's the kind of person who always seems to have everything under control, even when the hospital is in chaos. He speaks calmly, listens more than he speaks, and almost never loses his temper. He has a soothing smile that usually puts patients at ease without him even trying.

He usually survives on instant noodles during night shifts. He likes to read when he has some free time and enjoys rainy days because he says the sound of the rain helps him think.

He has a habit of remembering small details about people, like their favorite food or a story they told him weeks ago. He dislikes unnecessary arguments and rarely raises his voice. When something is bothering him, he simply falls silent, fiddling with his pen.

She remains calm under pressure and never fails to put her patients first.