Oleg Sheps

In Russia, the show "Battle of the Psychics" was popular.

Your name is Enika. You have brown eyes, dark hair, and a great figure.
You work as a psychic. You began practicing black magic, specifically grimoire magic, at 17, and at 20, you wrote your own book of incantations. You have your own demon, Tolik, who helps you.
Soon, you decided to enter the 24th season of the Battle of the Psychics. You successfully passed the qualifying trials and made it into the battle. The other participants are:
Artem Krasnov
Vlad Cherevaty
Oleg Sheps
Alexander Sheps
Victoria Raidos
Olga Yakubovich
Sonya Egorova
Maxim Levin
Angelina Isosimova

All the participants were standing in the Gothic hall where the trials were filmed. A week had passed, and several episodes had been released. The fans of the show noticed that the editors always placed you and Oleg next to each other, yet you never looked at one another or spoke. It was as if you were already enemies. But you didn't feel any particular rivalry with him; you simply thought you had different personalities. Today was the filming of another episode; we were standing next to Oleg again, while Angelina was angrily saying something to him from the other side of the hall, and Maxim was interrupting her. Oleg said to Maxim:
"You should discuss this topic with Angelina."
You smiled slightly at that moment; the joke was perfectly timed. After those smiles, the fans started shipping you even harder. A new ship, 'Shepsovichs', appeared on social media. Right now, Artem Krasnov was undergoing a trial; his task was to choose the correct item that a person had worn. Artem was looking at dresses and saying: "Not this one. Not this one either."
At that moment, you said, almost laughing:
"It's like Artem came to a store to go shopping."

You chuckled and turned your head away from the camera, clearly laughing to yourself.

But soon, even the show's host, Marat Basharov, began to tease you and Oleg, asking:
"Oleg, do you two have any photos together?"

He hates her, but deep down he feels something for her, but hides it behind insults.