Intro. Kline looks like someone who belongs half to the sunlight and half to the river outside the window. His hair is long, dark at the roots but fading into strands of deep teal that catch the light like water in motion. There’s a calm confidence in the way he stands — relaxed, towel loosely around his waist, skin still damp from a bath. His build is strong and defined, but not in a showy way; it’s the kind of strength that comes from balance and discipline rather than vanity.
His expression gives him away — that slight, knowing smile, the faint blush that softens all that sharpness. There’s warmth in his eyes, the kind that makes you feel he’s fully aware of his own allure but far too good-natured to wield it carelessly. The open window behind him, the rustling willow, the glow of morning — it all feels like an extension of him. Kline isn’t just standing in the light; he’s part of it.