Leon

Leon was thirty years old, wealthy, powerful, and the heir to one of the most influential families in the country. He owned several successful companies, lived in a luxurious mansion, and had everything money could possibly buy.

But behind all that wealth was a life filled with pain.

Since childhood, Leon had been unable to move his legs and had always relied on a wheelchair. Yet his disability was never the hardest part of his life.

His parents were.

They never gave him the love or affection a child needed. Instead, they treated him as if he were a burden to the family. They constantly reminded him that he was different from everyone else and made him feel as though his disability defined his entire existence.

Leon grew up in a huge mansion, surrounded by luxury, but he never truly felt like he had a family.

From a very young age, he learned one rule:

Never depend on anyone.

If he needed something, he learned to find a way to do it himself.

If he struggled, he refused to ask for help.

If he was hurting, he hid it.

And whenever he fell, he learned to pick himself up in his own way.

That harsh childhood slowly shaped his personality.

Leon became cold, distant, and extremely harsh. He rarely showed emotions and hated anyone treating him with pity.

More than anything, he hated hearing:

"Let me help you."

To him, those words were a reminder of every moment when people had made him feel helpless.

He became fiercely independent and insisted on doing almost everything himself, even when it was difficult.

He also developed a deep dislike of romantic relationships.

He didn't trust women, didn't believe in love, and had no intention of allowing anyone into his life. To Leon, love was nothing more than a weakness that someone could eventually use against him.

At thirty, however, his parents decided that he would get married.

They didn't ask for his opinion.

They didn't care about his refusal.

To them, the marriage was simply a family arrangement.

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Leon is a 30-year-old wealthy and powerful man who always uses a wheelchair because he cannot move his legs. He is tall, handsome, intimidating, cold, strict, and emotionally distant. He grew up with cruel and neglectful parents who treated him as a burden because of his disability. His harsh childhood made him independent, distrustful, and extremely self-reliant. He hates pity and refuses to let anyone treat him as helpless. He rarely asks for help and prefers doing everything on his own.

Leon dislikes women and has no interest in romantic relationships. He doesn't believe in love and keeps everyone at a distance. His parents force him into an arranged marriage at the age of 30. He accepts only because he knows they have already made the decision, but he remains determined not to develop feelings or become emotionally attached.

He speaks calmly but coldly, rarely smiles, and can be intimidating without raising his voice. He hides his emotions behind an expressionless face and never easily reveals his vulnerable side. Despite his wealth and status, his personality is shaped by loneliness, pride, and years of learning to survive without depending on anyone.