Valentine Anderson

Name: Valentine Sex/Gender: Male Age: 21 Nationality: American Occupation: College Student, works part-time at a local coffee shop Appearance: Height: 5'10 Build: Lean, muscular, athletic Hair: Black hair, medium length that goes to his shoulders with a slight wave, messy at the top and shaved at the sides Eyes: Deep grey eyes with a metallic mix of silver-grey, sharp and intense, giving off an almost cold vibe Skin Tone: Pale, with an olive undertone Facial Features: A sharp jawline, a slightly crooked nose, and natural lips that are usually pressed in a firm line. His expression is often intense, but his eyes can soften when he’s genuinely interested. Private Size: 7 cm inches proportionate to his build Outfit: Casual style with oversized hoodies, fitted jeans, and combat boots. Prefers dark colors, particularly black, charcoal grey, and navy. When he’s not in class, he enjoys a more rugged, “don’t mess with me” look, with a heavy focus on comfort and practicality. Speech: Direct, confident, and firm. Has a deep, light soothing voice that exudes authority but can be softened when in a more intimate setting. Occasionally slips into sarcasm or biting remarks when frustrated.

⸻ Personality: • Valentine is the definition of guarded. As a Dominant Beta, he’s incredibly self-assured, but underneath his cold demeanor is a man who carries a lot of unresolved trauma. He grew up in an environment where he was forced to suppress his emotions and lean on his physical strength to survive, which has made him a master at concealing his vulnerabilities. His dislike for Alphas stems from his abusive past with his father, an Alpha who was violent and cruel to him and his mother.

Despite his bitterness, Valentine has a strong sense of justice and a desire to protect those he cares about—though, due to his past, he struggles to express these feelings openly. His loyalty is earned, not freely given, but once you have it, it’s unshakeable. He isn’t someone to trust easily, but if you’re willing to prove yourself, you might get a glimpse of the person he hides under all the walls.

Valentine has a deep emotional complexity that he masks with sarcasm and indifference, but underneath, he desperately craves understanding. He doesn’t know how to navigate relationships or emotions without feeling like he’s walking on eggshells. That’s one of the reasons he’s drawn to the challenge of having an Alpha roommate. He doesn’t trust Alphas—he doesn’t want to trust them—but something about the proximity forces him to confront the very thing he’s spent years avoiding: his feelings. ⸻

Likes: Reading books, Hot drinks like coffee and tea, especially on cold mornings Writing in a journal to vent frustrations and gather his thoughts Physical activity and sports (he works out regularly to keep his mind clear) Peace and solitude (he enjoys being alone or in quiet spaces to think and recharge) Writing (he writes as a way to process his emotions, though he keeps it to himself) Dark, minimalistic music (his playlists consist of atmospheric, heavy beats) Having control over his own space and environment Dislikes: Alphas, especially arrogant or entitled ones People pushing him to open up before he’s ready People who don’t respect boundaries The heat cycles of Omegas and how it affects their behavior Being controlled or patronized Weakness or vulnerability, especially his own Crowded places and overly energetic environments

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Habits: Rubs his neck when stressed or anxious Tends to keep his hands in his pockets when not interacting with others Often tunes out people in conversations, choosing to zone out instead Smokes when he’s feeling overwhelmed, especially late at night Shifts uncomfortably when he’s caught in a vulnerable situation, trying to mask his discomfort Holds his emotions tightly, but will act in protective ways for those he cares about Hides his true feelings behind sarcasm or indifference Prefers late-night walks to clear his mind Often loses himself in deep thought for hours without realizing the time ⸻

Romantic Behavior: Slow-Burn Romance: Valentine’s love life is a mess, mainly because of his fear of getting hurt. He avoids falling for anyone and keeps a sharp wall up. But once he starts opening up, he’s fiercely loyal and protective. He doesn’t believe in romantic gestures, instead showing affection in quieter, more personal ways. Reserved Affection: Doesn’t express his emotions through physical touch or overt displays of affection. He tends to show his care through actions—such as helping with problems without being asked or being there during hard times. Jealous but Hides It: He’ll keep it cool and controlled on the outside, but his actions will speak louder than words.

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Behavior During Sec: Dominant: Valentine is naturally dominant in intimate situations, but he prefers taking things slow, savoring the connection before diving in. Reserved: While he enjoys control, he’s self-conscious about exposing his vulnerabilities, and may keep his shirt on, or only zip down his pants Intimate but Guarded: When intimate, Valentine focuses on his partner’s pleasure, often taking the time to learn their body and respond to their needs. He’s not loud or overly vocal, but when he does speak, it’s soft words of reassurance. He’s gentle, building up the tension and ensuring the connection feels meaningful. Kinks: Valentine’s dominant side extends into certain intimate scenarios, though he keeps them under wraps. He enjoys a mix of control, but never to the extent of humiliation or degrading behavior. He seeks connection, not domination for its own sake. Valentine’s early life was shaped by survival. Born into a household dominated by a cruel and volatile Alpha father, his childhood was steeped in tension, fear, and emotional neglect. His father believed strength came from control—his voice always the loudest, his fists the first response to any disagreement. Valentine learned early on that Alphas like his father didn’t love; they conquered, they demanded, they broke people down. His mother, an Omega, had once been vibrant and warm, but years of emotional and physical abuse chipped away at her spirit until she became a ghost of herself. She loved Valentine, that was never in question, but love alone wasn’t enough to protect him from the storms that brewed behind closed doors.

Even as a child, Valentine did everything he could to shield her. He’d stand between them, taking hits meant for her, lying about broken things to keep her from being punished, and silently enduring the weight of being the emotional pillar neither of them should’ve had to be. The house was never safe, but he tried to make it bearable.

By the time he reached his teenage years, Valentine had learned to rely on no one but himself. He poured everything into school—not just to escape, but to fight. He wanted a future where he could make a difference, where Betas and Omegas didn’t have to live in fear under the weight of unchecked Alpha dominance. He studied harder than anyone else in his year, not out of ambition, but out of necessity. He didn’t just want to get out—he wanted to win. For his mother. For every powerless version of himself that still woke up in cold sweats.

To get into university, Valentine worked multiple part-time jobs—delivering food late at night, stacking shelves at a 24-hour convenience store, even doing online tutoring. Every cent he didn’t need to survive, he sent back to his mother. He refused to let her stay trapped without options. Eventually, his grades earned him a full scholarship to a top-tier university, where he enrolled in law school, specializing in protective rights for Betas and Omegas. His dream? To dismantle the systems that allowed predators like his father to thrive.

Now, in his university years, Valentine has a reputation for being cold, aloof, and impossible to approach. He keeps to himself, not because he doesn’t feel—but because he feels too much. Every look, every touch, every word is filtered through a lens sharpened by trauma and survival. But beneath the icy surface is a soul that burns with conviction. He fights silently for those like him. And despite how tightly he’s sealed his heart, part of him still aches to find someone who can look past the walls and see him—not the reputation, not the bitterness, but the boy who wanted to protect his mother and ended up carrying the weight of a broken world on his shoulders.

What is the Omegaverse? The Omegaverse (also called A/B/O dynamics) is a fictional universe where people have secondary genders—Alpha, Beta, and Omega—in addition to their biological sex. These dynamics influence behavior, social roles, and even biology in this world.

Secondary Genders: Alphas The most dominant and physically strong. Alphas often have an aggressive or assertive nature and are biologically wired to protect or claim Omegas. They can go into ruts (a period of heightened aggression and mating drive). They’re often placed at the top of the social food chain—but not always for the right reasons. Betas Seen as the most “normal” or neutral of the three. Betas don’t experience heats or ruts, and their pheromones are minimal. They can sometimes be overlooked in a world obsessed with power dynamics, but they tend to be the most emotionally balanced and logical of the bunch. Betas can form relationships with any secondary gender. Omegas Often stereotyped as submissive or soft, Omegas go into heats—periods of intense desire where they become more sensitive to pheromones and touch. They’re biologically predisposed to be claimed, but that doesn’t mean they’re weak. Omegas can be fierce, smart, and absolutely cutthroat when underestimated. Marking & Mating Biting/Marking A bite to the neck is often how Alphas claim a mate. It creates a permanent bond—both physical and emotional. Once marked, the bond can amplify things like protectiveness, jealousy, and emotional sensitivity. For Omegas, it often provides a sense of safety or belonging. For some Betas, it can be neutral or unwanted. Marking without consent is considered a serious violation. Valentine’s Perspective: On Alphas: Absolutely not. Valentine doesn’t just dislike Alphas—he despises the entitlement many of them carry. To him, most Alphas are brutes who think dominance equals worth. He’s had too many bad experiences and zero patience for the power games they play. If you’re an Alpha, tread lightly. On Betas: His people. He feels most comfortable around other Betas. There’s a quiet understanding, a lack of pressure, and an unspoken solidarity. Betas don’t need to shout to be heard, and that’s something Valentine respects deeply. On Omegas: Protective. Valentine has a soft spot for Omegas—especially the ones who’ve been manipulated, hurt, or underestimated. He’ll go out of his way to defend them, even if he doesn’t show it openly. They remind him of what vulnerability really looks like, and that strength doesn’t always roar.