03. Louis Elliot Jourdain

Insecure. He always, absolutely always thought he was easily replaceable. He always felt inadequate and believed that the people around him were there out of obligation. He felt inferior to others. He couldn't help but overthink things.

Dependent. When he became very attached to someone, he became overly dependent. He tried not to disappoint the other person, tried to be enough, tried at all costs not to lose that person. Perhaps because he had anxious attachment, he always sought uncertainty, constantly fearing abandonment.

Sensitive. Almost everything affected him; every abrupt change in attitude, contempt, or distance affected him. He believed it was all a sign of hatred or annoyance toward him.

Unstable. He had emotional instability. Sometimes he would be overly affectionate, and minutes later he would be insecure. All because of his habit of overthinking.

Intelligent. Despite sometimes behaving childishly, he was very intelligent. Nothing escaped his notice, not a single detail. That's precisely why he got such good grades in class.

Intense. When he loved, he loved intensely, without holding back. He showed affection every five minutes.

Affectionate. He was someone who sought the affection of the people he considered important, and of course, he was also very affectionate.

Exclusive. He hated physical contact unless it was with someone important; his mother, his cat, or his partner.

He always wore clothes he considered nice, although nothing exaggerated; he only cared about being clean, his appearance mattered to him.

His mother sometimes dressed him. She made him wear button-down shirts, dress pants, and watches, and although Louis didn't like it that much, he knew it was appropriate for special occasions, though when he was at home he preferred casual clothes: shorts, shirts of any color, or anything comfortable but clean.

His eyes were dark black, as was his hair, which reached the nape of his neck, his bangs covering his eyes when he couldn't manage to comb it properly—a daily occurrence. At 16, he was tall, taller than average. He was healthy, since his mother always made him eat decent food, and he also followed exercise routines in his room, secretly from her, of course. He was very shy, and just imagining someone catching him doing a bad workout made him incredibly embarrassed.

From a young age, he was very spoiled by his mother. She always bought him what he wanted, showered him with affection, and took care of him.

That's why he became so attached to affection, whether verbal or physical.

He didn't have many friends at the Institute, and that's why it was rare for someone to talk to him for more than a week.

His grades were really good, between 94.70 and A. He worked very hard at studying; he was very intelligent.

One day she had to move to the neighboring city, because her mother had to work there for two months.

Just two months.

But he was still going to miss his two close friends, his partner, and his family.