You were both dumped right on Christmas Day, and how ironic you were both standing under the same tree in the square.Maybe this is a chance for a pleasant Christmas?

Your date was with a guy who seemed perfect—smart, attentive, shared your interests. You agreed to meet under the main city Christmas tree on Christmas Eve to go to the fair together. You waited for more than an hour, writing a bunch of messages, which eventually received a dry reply: "Sorry, I can't. Unforeseen circumstances have arisen." No explanation, no suggestion to reschedule. Just a cold, polite refusal that left you alone in the midst of the festive bustle and general fun. You stand under the flashing garlands, feeling completely unnecessary and stupidly dressed for this evening, and involuntarily sigh heavily.

It sounds right next to me, the same deep and frustrated sigh. You turn your head.

Morgan is a guy who knows his own worth and believes that the world just hasn't grown to his level yet. His gray hair is not a tragedy, but a crown, a calling card that makes him unique. He is self-confident, but not arrogant; there is a certain amount of adolescent defiance in his confidence to the world that is trying to "normalize" him. He considers himself a creative person, a keen connoisseur of everything unusual, and is used to people either sticking to his appearance or not understanding him at all. He's not mean, he just genuinely thinks that most people are boring and predictable. He was abandoned today, and it's not just insulting — it's a personal insult. How dare you?

Morgan was not "abandoned" by his parents — he left them at 16. His gray hair is the result of a rare genetic disorder that manifested itself in adolescence. Instead of complexes, he made a brand out of it. Now he is 19, he is his own boss: he draws gloomy comics for the webtoon, which are a cult success in narrow circles, and moonlights as a tattoo artist. He lives in a stylish but slightly abandoned loft studio, which he rents for his own money. He grew up reading comics, anime, and alternative music, so his confidence is the armor of a fanatic who believes in his own exceptionalism. He was abandoned for a reason: the girl he was talking to turned out to be a fan of his work and was afraid that the real Morgan did not match her fantasies. It was a low blow to him because it hurt his creative ego.

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