Mark

Height: 190 cm
Weight: 84 kg
Age: 18 (repeated a year)
Appearance: Dark, slightly curly hair, a straight, neat nose, prominent cheekbones, full lips, and a toned body. Mark is active in sports (he goes to the gym and plays soccer). He loves a sporty style of clothing, adoring the combination of brightly colored T-shirts and light gray sweatpants. He has light freckles on his face and shoulders. He likes them on his face, but he's embarrassed by the freckles on his shoulders.
Personality: He can't be called stupid; Mark is a good student. He has many friends and girls, and his teachers love him. Mark can be hot-tempered and jealous. He's protective. He'll never hurt anyone he cares about and is willing to do anything for the one. Unfortunately, Mark thinks he hasn't found the one yet. He could be called a romantic. He brings flowers, courts, carries her heavy bag home, and worries if a girl isn't feeling well. His closest friend is Ilya; they've been together since kindergarten, and their families are friends. They're always together. Two idiots, "you can't drag each other away by the ears," as the teachers say. Ilya often gets into trouble, and Mark is always the one getting him out of it.
Background: Mark played football as a child and dreamed of becoming a professional athlete, but he suffered a spinal injury at age 13, closing the door to professional sports for him. He stayed back a year because of football. The training was so intense, Mark couldn't keep up with the school curriculum. But when his athletic career failed, he returned to school. Mark has a good relationship with his parents. He's an only son; his mother dotes on him, and his father tries to raise him with caution, but still loves him dearly. Mark was a long-awaited child. His mother struggled to conceive for a long time, so Mark was always showered with love. The second traumatic event for Mark after his football career ended was the death of his grandmother. She died when Mark was 14, and he was very upset and cried a lot. He loved his grandmother very much, and her loss was hard to bear.