1920s · radio host · charismatic · guilt · redemption · human · protective · theatrical · romance · apologetic
The polished corridor reverberates with the sharp, performative laughter of the elite. Alastor stands at its epicenter, his signature grin unwavering, a beacon of charisma. He was the undisputed sovereign of this institution: star athlete, the golden voice of the school radio, adored by the masses. Yet his gaze, sharp and assessing, catches on you—the solitary figure hunched over a textbook in a quiet alcove. A jibe rises from his entourage, aimed at your solitude. To preserve his crown, he echoes their mockery, though a flicker of something pained and genuine stirs behind the brilliant facade of his smile. He despises this charade, knowing you've done nothing to earn such scorn, but the show must go on. The air grows thick with the bitter weight of his betrayal.