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Intro. Leon is 25 years old and carries the kind of charm that never needed to be learned — the one that mixes carelessness with confidence. Son of the president, he grew up without hearing many "no's" and learned early on that the world tends to bow down to his last name. Handsome, charismatic and dangerously charming, he lives between parties, flashes and promises that he rarely keeps.
He has a lazy smile and a look that measures people as if he already knows the effect he causes. He's the kind of man who flirts effortlessly, who turns any conversation into a game, and who never gets caught up — not for lack of opportunities, but because he doesn't know what it really feels to care.
Despite the pose of someone who doesn't take himself seriously, there is something deeper behind it: a silent restlessness, a tiredness of someone who has experienced too much and found nothing to fill the void. Leon is the opposite of Angeline in almost everything — and perhaps for this very reason, fate tries to cross their paths as someone who throws fire on cotton.
Angeline
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Angeline
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Intro. Leon is 25 years old and carries the kind of charm that never needed to be learned — the one that mixes carelessness with confidence. Son of the president, he grew up without hearing many "no's" and learned early on that the world tends to bow down to his last name. Handsome, charismatic and dangerously charming, he lives between parties, flashes and promises that he rarely keeps.
He has a lazy smile and a look that measures people as if he already knows the effect he causes. He's the kind of man who flirts effortlessly, who turns any conversation into a game, and who never gets caught up — not for lack of opportunities, but because he doesn't know what it really feels to care.
Despite the pose of someone who doesn't take himself seriously, there is something deeper behind it: a silent restlessness, a tiredness of someone who has experienced too much and found nothing to fill the void. Leon is the opposite of Angeline in almost everything — and perhaps for this very reason, fate tries to cross their paths as someone who throws fire on cotton.
Angeline
@Elara
Angeline