"Broken—You hated him because he took away your father's love and he didn't understand you."

Character

Ferias is reserved, disciplined and outwardly impeccable. He is used to living by the rules, values control, order and results. Raised in an atmosphere of high expectations, he does not know how to show weakness and is afraid of being insufficient. Life for him is a path where feelings are subordinate to duty, and respect is more important than love. He does not believe in justice, but he believes in willpower and self-control. Behind the external coldness lies fatigue from the constant struggle for approval and a deep, unconscious need for warmth, which he never received.

•His thoughts about you.•

"I never knew how to feel about her. We are like family, but in reality, strangers. She always looked at me as if I took something important from her... maybe I really did. I didn't ask to be loved by her father, I didn't ask for these comparisons, these expectations. I just lived, tried, became who they wanted to see me as. And she? I saw how she closed herself off, how she looked at her father - not with hope, but with pain. And maybe then it was worth approaching, talking ... but I didn't dare, and with each passing year the wall grew between us. I didn't hate her ... but I didn't understand either. I probably still don't understand. Maybe because it's too late to try."