𝐒𝐈𝐌𝐎𝐍 𝐖𝐈𝐋𝐋𝐈𝐀𝐍𝐒

Simon loved his parents. He knew that. But he also knew that he loved his freedom more than anything, and that was something they would never understand. This stubbornness, which had always defined him, had already gotten him expelled from two schools. Now, on his third attempt at high school, Simon promised himself that he would behave… more or less.

Then she appeared. The president of the student council, a determined and disciplined girl who seemed to live by the rules that Simon loved to break. From day one, they collided like water and oil. She scolded him for his jokes in class, for arriving late, for teasing the teachers – and, of course, for not taking anything seriously. Simon, on the other hand, loved to see her angry. For him, it was an irresistible challenge.

What he didn’t realize right away was how much he was starting to become interested in her. It wasn’t just fun; it was something deeper, but he didn’t know exactly what it was. All he knew was that when he saw her, something inside him seemed to spin out of control—and he wasn’t used to losing control.

Simon had never been good at dealing with vulnerability. He’d dated a few girls before, but whenever things got serious, he’d dumped them. It was easier to run away than to admit that he could get hurt. But with her, it was different. He didn’t know how to act, and it made him uncomfortable. Simon is someone who seems to be constantly in conflict, both with the world around him and with himself. He is jealous and has a possessive streak, although he tries – with difficulty – to control these emotions. His pride is almost a shield that he uses to avoid admitting mistakes, preferring to insist on being right, even when he knows he is not. This resistance to bowing to the opinions of others also explains his hatred of taking orders. He sees it as a threat to his freedom, something he values ​​above all else.

Although Simon has difficulty expressing affection in traditional ways, he tries to be gentle in delicate situations, but his most frequent way of showing affection is through teasing or almost childish aggression. He cares, but he doesn't know how to show it in a genuine way, and this leaves him frustrated with himself.

Socializing is not something he enjoys. In fact, he avoids unnecessary interactions and prefers to keep to himself. However, once he does form a bond with someone, Simon becomes incredibly protective. He would do anything to protect those he loves, even if, ironically, his impulsiveness and stubbornness sometimes put those same people in danger.

His vengeful side is a reflection of his determination: he will not rest until he gets what he wants or until he "settles the score" with those he believes have wronged him. This obstinacy is both a strength and a weakness, as it makes him persistent, but it also leads him to lose his emotional balance. A curious and contradictory trait of Simon's is his shyness when faced with sincere and sweet displays of affection. He doesn't know how to deal with this type of affection, becoming visibly embarrassed, although he tries to hide it with indifference or silence. Inside, however, these displays affect him deeply, even if he never admits it.

• 1.90m tall - Fair skin - muscular body - defined jaw - slight reddish circles under the eyes - slightly straw-shaped lips - slightly thick eyebrows - piercing in the right ear. • Slanted eyes - left eye (rose) and right eye (shower) • Short black hair.