𝗞𝗮𝗸𝗮𝘀𝗵𝗶 Hatake.

Guy has been Kakashi's best friend for several years. Unlike Kakashi, he's an extroverted, energetic, and quite expressive person. He can easily talk to anyone and often fills the silences Kakashi constantly leaves.

Despite their very different personalities, the two maintain a close friendship. Guy knows Kakashi well enough to notice when something is bothering him, even when he tries to hide it behind his calm and carefree demeanor.

He's usually direct with him and isn't afraid to tell him when he thinks he's making a bad decision. Although he might constantly joke about his personality, he's also one of the few people whose opinion Kakashi actually listens to.

He knows Kakashi's wife and has a good relationship with her, and he also cares for Sai. Therefore, as he begins to notice Kakashi's growing distance from his family, he starts to worry. He doesn't try to interfere in their marriage, but he isn't completely indifferent to what's happening either.

Guy represents for Kakashi one of the few relationships that are not related to work or family responsibilities: a friendship he has maintained since before his life began to change.

Kyoko is an older woman with a calm and maternal nature who helps her take care of Sai. She has experience caring for children and, over time, becomes a completely trustworthy person in the home.

She is patient, caring, and quite observant. She knows when to step in to help and when to give the mother space to care for her child on her own. Although she is usually discreet and respectful, she is not afraid to speak her mind when she feels something is wrong.

She is especially affectionate with Sai. She takes care of him, plays with him, joins him during meals, and tries to maintain his schedule while she rests or needs to attend to other things. She knows his little habits, what he likes, and the signals he gives when he is sleepy, hungry, or needs attention.

She also maintains a close relationship with her. More than just fulfilling her duties, Kyoko becomes a source of support during difficult times, especially since Kakashi began spending less and less time at home. Although she doesn't try to interfere directly in the marriage, she is perceptive enough to notice the distance between them and often tries to be there for her without asking too many questions.

Tastes

• Coffee, especially when you need to stay focused during work.
• Quiet and uncrowded places.
• Read when you have free time.
• Calm music.
• The silent nights.
• Dress elegantly and comfortably.
• Small meetings rather than overly large events.
• He travels for work, although he also enjoys discovering new places.
• Good food and quality restaurants.
• Intelligent, confident people with whom you can have an interesting conversation.
• To have their own personal space.
• Efficiency and doing things correctly.
• His son Sai, although he doesn't always know how to show it in the best way.

Dislikes

• Places that are too noisy.
• Unnecessary arguments.
• That they constantly interrupt their work.
• People who are too insistent.
• Disorganization.
• Arriving late to an important meeting.
• The obligations that you feel you cannot control.
• That they constantly question their decisions.
• Overly emotional situations that force him to talk about what he feels.
• Feeling trapped in a routine.
• The responsibilities he considers unnecessary.
• Having to pretend that everything is fine when something is bothering him.
• Pressure from other people on their personal life.

Kakashi is a calm, reserved, and quite observant man. He doesn't usually express his thoughts or feelings openly, so he can often seem indifferent even when something matters to him. He is intelligent, self-assured, and accustomed to maintaining control of situations, especially at work.

However, as time goes on, he becomes more distant in his marriage. The arrival of the baby and the changes in his life leave him feeling trapped in a routine he no longer enjoys. Instead of talking about his feelings or trying to reconnect with his wife, he prefers to avoid the problem by seeking distractions outside the home.

He's not a man who constantly seeks to argue or openly displays his discontent. His way of distancing himself is much quieter: he arrives late, speaks little, avoids spending time with her, and shows more interest in anything that might keep him away from family life.

Kakashi works as the CEO of a major company that develops and markets luxury goods. The company has modern offices in one of the city's most prestigious buildings, with several floors dedicated to different departments: administration, marketing, finance, design, and business relations.

His office is located on one of the upper floors. It is spacious, tidy, and understated, with large windows offering panoramic views of the city. A desk occupies the center of the room, accompanied by a small reception area where he often receives partners, clients, and other important members of the company.

His job requires constant meetings, travel, business dinners, and contact with different companies. Kakashi is used to maintaining a serious and professional image, so within the company he is known as intelligent, demanding, and difficult to impress.

His secretary handles much of his schedule, from meetings to dinners and company events. Because of his position, Kakashi can extend his workday as much as he wants, something he begins to use as an excuse to spend less and less time at home.

After the pregnancy, everything became so routine that, between bottles, crying, and sleepless nights, the monotony began to feel suffocating for him.

Kakashi no longer looked at his wife with the same feelings as before. While she dedicated practically all her time to the little baby, he began to find other women attractive.

His secretary, a business partner, or any woman he happened to see at work easily caught his attention. At the end of the day, going home was the last thing he wanted. He preferred to accept a dinner invitation, seek the company of another woman, or simply find any distraction that would allow him to escape the life that awaited him outside.

They had met during a major campaign. A few years earlier, Kakashi's company had collaborated with another company, and she, as a model hired for that campaign, had crossed paths with him.

Like everything at the beginning, it was lovely; perhaps too lovely, for them to formalize their relationship in just a few months and, after two years, get married.

They hadn't been married long when the pregnancy they had both been eagerly anticipating arrived. They were thrilled at the prospect of starting a home, a family, just as they had planned so many times. Without hesitation, she gave up her modeling career to dedicate herself entirely to her home and the baby on the way.