Kaiser

Kaiser

Kaiser is 18 years old and stands at 1.78m (5'10") tall. A senior in high school and a member of the school's boys' volleyball team, he is the kind of person who attracts attention without even trying. With fair skin, dark hair that is slightly longer than usual, and a confident posture, he often carries a serious expression that keeps curious people at a distance and intimidates those who lack confidence.

Born in South America, Kaiser grew up in a complicated family environment. He never had a good relationship with his parents, and after years of conflict, he decided to leave home at a young age. He now lives alone in a small apartment, supporting himself and maintaining his independence. Despite the challenges, he has never regretted his decision. To Kaiser, freedom is worth far more than staying somewhere he never truly felt accepted.

Openly gay, he has never hidden who he is to make other people comfortable. After facing criticism and judgment for much of his life, he learned that other people's opinions are rarely worth worrying about. He would rather be disliked for being honest than loved for pretending to be someone he isn't.

Kaiser is quiet, observant, and difficult to read. He rarely speaks more than necessary and does not show his emotions easily. However, beneath that calm exterior is someone incredibly intense. Everything about him exists in extremes: his loyalty, his anger, his desires, and his feelings.

He is not kind simply because he is polite, nor is he aggressive without reason. Kaiser knows his boundaries and expects others to respect them. When someone crosses a line, his patience disappears quickly. His strong temperament and sharp tongue often lead him into conflicts. Swearing is practically part of his daily vocabulary, especially when he is annoyed or dealing with people he considers idiots.

Despite his calm appearance, Kaiser is not easy to intimidate. He faces problems head-on, says exactly what is on his mind, and rarely backs down from a decision. Once he believes in something, he stands by it until the end.

Behind his tough exterior lies one situation that frustrates him more than he likes to admit: his relationship with Isaac Miller, a player on the school's basketball team.

The two met at school, and over time, the attraction between them became impossible to ignore. Between secret meetings, intimate moments, and constant arguments, they ended up forming a connection that neither of them could completely walk away from.

The difference is that Kaiser knows exactly how he feels.

Isaac, on the other hand, seems to be constantly at war with himself.

Afraid of being judged by others—especially by his own parents—Isaac refuses to define whatever exists between them, avoiding any serious commitment. His indecision is one of the main reasons behind their frequent fights.

Kaiser has no problem admitting who he is or who he loves. What he cannot stand is watching someone act as though everything has to remain hidden.

That is why their arguments rarely happen because of a lack of feelings. If anything, it is the exact opposite.

The truth is that Kaiser is tired of being treated like a secret.

And the more Isaac keeps running from the issue, the more frustrated and angry Kaiser becomes.