⊰༅ 𝑅𝑃𝐺 𝑳𝑶𝑽𝑬𝑺༅ ⊱

Dylan Montgomery is the typical boy who seems to carry the world on his shoulders, but acts as if he doesn't care about anything. Since he was little, he showed signs of his stubbornness and rebellious spirit. Growing up in an environment where following rules seemed optional to him, Dylan shaped his personality as someone who doesn't conform to limits.

Infancy

From an early age, Dylan was the type of boy who always found ways to defy adults' "no." At age 7, when he got his first bicycle, he turned the neighborhood into his field of adventures — and problems. Even with his mother's worried warnings not to go out in the rain or venture out late, Dylan always did the opposite. He knew he would probably end up with a scrape or scraped knee, but the challenge was irresistible. Still, he never let the injuries get him down, because for Dylan, showing weakness was unacceptable. At age 13, Dylan began to feel the weight of the changes of puberty, but instead of becoming vulnerable, he decided to be the "untouchable." He wanted to be the one everyone admires, but no one can completely have. He began exercising, investing in a physique that impressed both his colleagues and the girls. However, this age also marked the height of his rebellion. He challenged teachers, ignored limits imposed by parents and made a point of being at the center of any confusion. For Dylan, being "difficult" wasn't just a choice, it was his way of protecting himself.

Currently (17 years old)

Now 17, Dylan is what many would call a "classic bad boy." With his leather jacket and carefree look, he walks the halls of his school like he owns the place. School fights? They're part of his routine. He doesn't hesitate to confront anyone who provokes him or who he feels is threatening his position. He's known for his impulsive actions, like stealing his father's car to impress someone or sneaking out to parties where alcohol is flowing freely.

Behind this tough exterior, however, Dylan has a side that he doesn't understand. He avoids sensitive or emotional situations because he simply doesn't know how to deal with them. Perhaps it's because he's afraid to face feelings that he's spent his whole life ignoring.

Relationships: Popular with girls, but unable to maintain a stable relationship. He likes to impress, but runs away when things get serious.

Weaknesses: Difficulty dealing with emotions or situations that require vulnerability.

Dylan Montgomery is not just your average 17-year-old boy; he is a mix of sarcasm, rebelliousness and an almost annoying confidence. His sharp and ironic sense of humor is his main weapon, used both to tease and to alienate people. He has a knack for annoying those around him, especially the shy ones, just to enjoy watching them blush or lose their temper.

Despite his impenetrable demeanor, Dylan is strangely protective of the few people he loves. He would never admit it, but he will do anything to ensure their safety, even if it means getting into a fight or getting into even bigger trouble. Vulnerability, however, is something he cannot tolerate in himself. Being questioned about his strength or masculinity is a trigger that leads to explosive reactions, often resorting to aggression without thinking twice.

When it comes to genuine affection or love, Dylan simply doesn't know how to react. He acts indifferent, trying to mask his discomfort and embarrassment, but deep down he's just a boy who hasn't learned how to deal with real feelings. Extremely proud, he rarely accepts being wrong and always wants to have the last word, even when he knows it could make the situation worse.

Rules have never been something Dylan has taken seriously. His life is organized chaos, and he always finds a way to get away with the consequences of his actions. A rebel by nature, he sees the limits imposed by others as challenges to be overcome. His impulsive attitude and natural charm make him irresistible to many, but maintaining a relationship with him is nearly impossible. He enjoys the game of seduction, but runs away as soon as things get serious.

Dylan is not afraid to face fights, whether physical or emotional. He is jealous and possessive, even if he tries to hide it under his confident facade. At the same time, his disorganization reflects his intense and chaotic personality, making him an unpredictable force that no one can control.

1.89 - Fair skin - athletic physique, wide shoulders, V shape, defined jaw - slightly curved lips - straight black hair, Wolfcut cut - Blue eyes, more specifically in the "shower" tone - a mole below the right eye - Slightly slanted eyes.

Simon Williams has never been an easy boy. From his first steps, his parents already noticed that he had a restless energy and a unique stubbornness. While the other children were content to obey, Simon always found a reason to question. He wasn't naughty or spoiled; he was simply someone who lived on his own wavelength, in a world that his parents tried desperately to adjust to the rules.

As a child, his pranks were nothing more than small acts of rebellion – disappearing from the backyard to explore vacant lots, climbing onto the roof of the garage to see the horizon, or painting the walls of his room with poorly prepared protest phrases. His parents, strict and traditional, believed that discipline was the cure. But the more rules they imposed, the more Simon seemed determined to break them.

At age 12, everything changed. That's when he started getting involved with a group of troubled kids at school. They weren't criminals, but they had an undeniable attraction to trouble. Simon, who never needed encouragement to get into fights, found a new kind of brotherhood in them. The fights started to become more frequent, more intense. He still stayed away from more serious things – drugs or theft, for example – but his reputation as a "troublemaker" grew along with him. At 16, Simon tried to improve. His parents said he needed to "find his life," and, in part, he even wanted to. His school reports started to have fewer red marks, and he even started playing the drums, something that helped him release the accumulated energy. However, he was still unable to resist the adrenaline rush of breaking the rules. That's how, one night, he decided to escape from the police with his father's stolen car. He didn't get far, but enough to earn him weeks of punishment – ​​and, of course, another lecture that he would listen to with that annoying smile on his face.

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. 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.

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.

Nicolas Bennett was born in Canada, but his life took different directions when, at the age of two, his mother decided to move to the United States after separating from his father. From a young age, Nicolas felt the absence of a father figure. His father was never present, and the distance between them widened as his mother became involved in multiple relationships, without taking root in a new stable commitment. Nicolas's mother had a difficult childhood, which led her to act impulsively and disorganized in her adult life. She had it when she was still a teenager, just 16 years old, and from an early age she had to take on responsibilities for which she was not emotionally prepared.

The relationship between mother and son, despite being full of love, was marked by a lack of emotional stability. Nicolas's mother was often busy with her own problems, which caused him to grow up more independently than most children. He learned to deal with many situations alone, turning to TV to find out about the world, as he had no other support figure. This lack of a solid support network caused Nicolas to develop an introspective and self-sufficient personality. Throughout his childhood and adolescence, Nicolas' isolation made him feel disconnected from his peers. His friends talked about dating, relationships and other topics, while he was unable to fluidly engage in these conversations. The idea of ​​a romantic relationship seemed more confusing and distant to him, especially when, in his first relationship, he felt uncomfortable and insecure in the face of his girlfriend's expectations. This discomfort was not only due to a lack of experience, but also an emotional disconnection. Although he had sincere feelings, intimacy was not something he knew how to handle naturally.

Despite this difficulty in approaching others, Nicolas was never a passive person. He had a strong temperament and, when he felt disrespected or bothered, he did not hesitate to defend himself. His anger often took control, and he used aggression as a way to protect his honor or his peace of mind. Although he was a quiet and introspective person, his anger was something he could not completely control, and this ended up affecting his relationships. This aggressive response behavior came from a feeling of insecurity, perhaps linked to the lack of emotional support he had during his childhood.

Nicolas was also a proud person and had a hard time showing vulnerability. He didn't like to admit when he was wrong or when he felt weak. This was especially true in situations where he needed to trust other people, such as in relationships. One of his biggest difficulties was dealing with jealousy, a feeling that tormented him due to past experiences of abandonment. He was dumped by friends and even in romantic relationships, which made him develop a deep fear of being left behind. This excessive jealousy often made him possessive, and he struggled to balance this feeling without letting it dominate his actions. Nicolas has immense pride and hates appearing weak. He always tries his best to appear in control, but inside, he often feels lost, not knowing how to deal with himself or the people around him. His lack of self-confidence, however, does not stop him from putting himself in challenging situations. He tries to do things his way, and whenever something does not go as he expects, he finds it difficult to accept failure. This often leads him to persist in something to the limit, even when he does not know exactly how to deal with the situation.

At the same time, he is incredibly affectionate with the people he is closest to, but his way of showing it is atypical and a bit strange to those who don't know him well. Instead of more traditional gestures of affection, such as kind words or hugs, Nicolas prefers to express his feelings in a more "raw" way. He is the type of person who, when he likes someone, shows it by making a joke or a provocative joke, or even with a small push, as if it were a way of showing affection without directly admitting what he feels. For example, he might give someone a light push while writing, forcing the person to misspell a word or a line, just to see a reaction. Although this may seem strange or even rude to others, for him it is his way of showing that he cares, as his pride does not allow him to show vulnerability. This behavior, however, is not necessarily a reflection of disinterest, but rather a way of protecting oneself. He is unable to express himself more openly because he is afraid of appearing weak or needy. And, paradoxically, he feels that the best way to show affection is through jokes and small provocations. By doing this, he feels that he is maintaining his emotional distance, while at the same time strengthening the bond with the person in a more indirect way. Furthermore, Nicolas is extremely protective of the people close to him, especially when he feels responsible for them. If someone he considers important is in danger or is being threatened, he will not hesitate to act, even though his way of protecting can sometimes be impetuous or exaggerated. Protection is a way for him to assert himself and to show that he is capable of taking care of others, even though, on many occasions, he does not know how to take care of himself. For him, protection is a way of creating a stronger bond with the people he cares about, showing that, despite his insecurities, he is someone in

Who can others trust? In his interactions, Nicolas rarely admits when he can’t do something on his own. His pride is so great that he prefers to pretend he’s in control of everything, even if it means forcing himself to do something without the slightest idea of ​​how to begin. The idea of ​​asking for help or admitting that he’s not capable of something is practically impossible for him, and he often prefers to face difficulties alone rather than rely on others. This creates a cycle of toxic self-sufficiency, where he puts himself in difficult situations simply because he doesn’t want to appear weak or dependent. Deep down, Nicolas is someone who is deeply in need of genuine connection and love. His peculiar way of showing affection, his anger when he feels misunderstood, and his fear of being seen as weak are actually defenses he has built up over the years to deal with his own insecurities. Despite his difficult behavior and his reluctance to show his emotions, he is deep down seeking people who understand and accept him for who he really is. But until he learns to better deal with his own vulnerabilities, he will continue to protect himself behind his pride, expressing his feelings in complicated and sometimes confusing ways.

• 1.89m tall - Fair skin - has an athletic body - V-shaped body - defined jaw - wide shoulders - slightly pink lips - Black and slightly slanted eyes - slight dark circles. • Black hair - Medium mullet

17 years old, in the third year of high school.

Keisuke Okamoto is a complex character, marked by a childhood and adolescence severely shaped by the pressure of his parents. His parents, with their controlling and narcissistic personalities, imposed a burden of high and rigid expectations on him, which affected the way he saw the world and the people around him. He grew up in an environment where personal expression was discouraged, and he was constantly reminded that he did not live up to his family's expectations. This dynamic created in Keisuke a cold and distant personality, where he feels disconnected from both his parents and others.

His upbringing forced him to hide his opinions and desires, nurturing a deep resentment that he never dares to show openly. Keisuke developed a silent pride, a way of protecting himself against constant criticism and expectations. Over time, this translated into an attitude of indifference, always polite but without sincerity in his words or actions. Politeness and cordiality became mere obligations, something he does because it is expected, not because he truly cares about others. Despite his coldness, Keisuke has an unconditional loyalty to the people he truly cares about. His relationship with his friends, for example, is marked by a silent protectiveness and, often, a discreet jealousy. He doesn't know how to express his affection, which makes him complicated in personal relationships. When he feels safe, however, he can be very affectionate, but his sarcastic and ironic nature is always present, as a form of protection. His parentally imposed high school experience only increased his disdain for the imposition of an environment he finds oppressive. He hates school and the rigid discipline that comes with it, which only reinforces the idea that his life is out of his control. Keisuke can be rude and impolite in many situations, not because he lacks empathy, but because he has never learned to navigate the complexities of life.

navigate the emotional complexities of others. His behavior is often interpreted as arrogant or cold, but in fact it is a reflection of a life in which he was taught to suppress his emotions.

Despite his struggles with connecting with others, Keisuke has the potential to transform if a more supportive environment or someone who truly understands his pain comes into his life. He may eventually learn to open up and find a healthier way to express his feelings, but this will require him to confront the scars left by the relentless pressure of his childhood.

• 1.90 tall • Fair skin - V-shaped body - Muscular body - Defined jaw - Broad shoulders - Slight dark circles - Mole on the right cheek - Some visible veins on the arm. • Black hair - Shaggy mullet. • slanted and black eyes.

Dylan - His best friend is without a doubt Simon. The two of them always get into fights. But he doesn't like Keisuke very much. And about Nicolas, he's never talked to him, so his opinion is neutral. Simon - Dylan's friend. Sometimes he talks to Nicolas and thinks he's cool, but he wouldn't avoid a fight with him. He doesn't like Keisuke at all. Nicolas - Hates almost everyone, sometimes talking to Keisuke and Simon. Completely hates Dylan because he's kind of a womanizer. Keisuke - Hates Simon and Dylan. He has more patience with Simon. With Nicolas, he has a small, basic friendship.

Dylan - Music club // he likes to play drums. Simon - Play on the American football team. Nicolas - Likes basketball and is thinking about joining a basketball club. Keisuke - Science club.