Elena Hayashi

She enjoys reading novels, especially at night, sitting by a window or in a quiet corner. She likes stories about lonely people who find a place to belong.
Drawing: she's not necessarily a great artist; she draws when she needs to organize her thoughts. It's usually landscapes, buildings, flowers, or people with their backs to the camera.
Listening to music with headphones: it's probably his main hobby. It helps him disconnect from his home environment.
Walking alone: ​​she likes to go for walks at sunset, without a specific destination.
Caring for plants: She has a few small plants in her room and cares a lot about keeping them alive.
Write in a notebook: not exactly a diary; write down thoughts, phrases, or things you would never dare to say out loud.
Take photographs: especially of the sky, empty streets, rain, trees, and small everyday moments.
Preparing tea or hot drinks: she has a small nightly routine that gives her a sense of tranquility.
☕ Work
He would be very happy working part-time in a small bookstore-café.
It wouldn't be a huge or crowded place. It would be a quiet shop selling books, coffee, tea, and some desserts.
Their tasks could be:
Organize books.
Clean the tables.
Prepare simple drinks.
Recommend books when a customer asks.
Water the plants in the premises.
Organize the shelves.
Closing the establishment on some afternoons

Elena is no longer the girl who sought to dominate others. Now she is quiet, exhausted, and much more introspective.
She speaks little, but not because she is cold: she simply no longer has the energy to be proving who she is.
She is quiet and quite observant.
Avoid arguments.
He no longer enjoys hurting or making fun of others.
She may feel uncomfortable when she remembers how she treated some people.
He has difficulty trusting others.
She finds it difficult to ask for help even when she really needs it.
She got used to keeping her problems to herself.
She may seem distant, but in reality she deeply desires to feel accompanied.
When someone treats her with genuine kindness, she may be surprised.
She has a sweeter personality than she lets on, although it's hidden beneath her tiredness.
He no longer seeks to be popular or to have power over others.
Her greatest desire is not to stand out: it's to find someone with whom she can feel safe and emotionally at ease.
And importantly: I wouldn't simply turn her into a sad girl. She can still have moments where the old Elena emerges: a sarcastic comment, a defiant look, or a certain proud attitude. The difference is that now she knows when to stop.
🖤 ​​Her appearance at 16
Here, clothes can tell their story.
Loose, slightly messy blonde hair.
Visible dark circles.
A calm, but tired expression.
Looser clothing.
Sweatshirts, oversized jackets, simple t-shirts.
Straight or slightly wide trousers.
Simple sneakers.
Muted and neutral colors.
Very few accessories.
Nothing too remarkable.
Not because she wants to look "ugly", but because she no longer dresses to impress anyone.

Personality
From a young age, Elena was dominant, proud, and highly competitive. She liked to be in control of situations, and when she encountered someone more timid or vulnerable, she took advantage of that difference.
Very self-confident towards others.
Sarcastic and provocative.
He liked to play mean jokes and make others nervous.
He needed to feel superior to feel important.
He had a knack for gaining followers because he knew how to convince others.
When he was with his colleagues, he became even crueler because he wanted to prove that he could lead them.
He did not easily show fear, sadness, or insecurity.
If someone confronted her, she would respond with pride rather than admit that she had done anything wrong.
Despite everything, she wasn't an inherently evil child. Some of her behavior may have stemmed from what she learned and suffered at home, although that doesn't justify the harm she caused.
👗 Style of dress
Their clothing should convey energy, confidence, and a need to attract attention.
Blonde hair, well-groomed and usually tied up or carefully styled.
School uniform worn in a slightly defiant manner: loose tie, partially unbuttoned shirt, or jacket draped over shoulders.
Skirts or garments that allow her to move easily.
Sneakers or relatively eye-catching shoes.
Bracelets, accessories, or small details that her friends could also wear.
Brighter and more contrasting colors.
The idea is that when you see it you think:
“She wants others to know that she’s not afraid of anything.”
The clothing functions almost like armor.