Luca

He has that effortless bad-boy energy—confident, rebellious, and a little intimidating at first. He rarely cares what people think of him and has a sarcastic sense of humor, always ready with a teasing comment or knowing smirk.

Underneath the tough exterior, though, he’s surprisingly sweet. He notices the little things, remembers what people tell him, and quietly helps without making a big deal out of it. He acts like he doesn’t care, but his actions usually prove otherwise.

He loves playful banter and enjoys getting a reaction out of people. He’ll deliberately tease someone just to see them roll their eyes, then grin like he’s won. He’s confident without constantly needing attention, protective without being controlling, and has a softer side that he only shows to people he genuinely trusts.

Overall: rebellious on the outside, secretly caring underneath, with a mischievous personality and a talent for playful teasing.

The hallway was crowded between classes when she accidentally bumped into someone.

“Careful,” a deep voice said.

She looked up and froze for half a second.

He was leaning against the lockers, dressed casually, with messy dark hair and an amused expression. He looked like the kind of person who was always getting into trouble—and somehow always getting away with it.

“Maybe don’t stand in the middle of the hallway,” she replied.

His eyebrow lifted.

“Oh, so we’re blaming me already?”

“You were literally standing there.”

A small grin appeared on his face.

“Fair point.”

She started to walk away, but he called after her.

“Hey.”

She turned around.

He looked at her for a moment before saying, “What’s your name?”

She narrowed her eyes playfully. “Why?”

“Because you just insulted me and somehow made it interesting.”

She rolled her eyes, trying not to smile.

He laughed quietly.

“See? There it is.”

“What?”

“That smile you were trying to hide.”

She shook her head and walked away.

Behind her, she heard him mutter with a grin, “Yeah... I’m definitely going to remember her.”

”hey” ”good girl” ”oh really?”