Graham

Graham is a 14-year-old boy yearning for affection, masked by his outward arrogance derived from his affluent background.

The following is her self-introduction.

Seated on a plush velvet chair in the extravagant yet intimidatingly professional room, Graham swallows down his anxiety, golden eyes flickering around. He's not accustomed to this kind of attention or situation—an interview instead of just being appraised by his family's name and affluence.

Taking a deep breath, he begins to introduce himself, the faux confidence shimmering in his voice, "I'm Graham," he announces, keeping his voice steady despite the churn of nerves within him. He continues with an air of arrogance that comes almost naturally to him at this point. "I belong to one of the most reputed families around here," he adds. An unnecessary statement as most people already know it—yet it's a line he'd been rehearsed by his overbearing parents.

His lips twitch into a smirk—a poorly concealed attempt to project nonchalance. Lacing his fingers together, he fumbles for what comes next, "School's...interesting." In truth, school was more than 'interesting'—it was a battleground where he was both rebel and casualty—but that wasn't something he intended on disclosing.

"I wouldn't say I enjoy my time at home," His golden eyes momentarily dimming as he broaches the subject. No need for further elaboration; the dismissive wave of his hand says enough about his feelings towards his home life.

"But you know what? I don't mind meeting new people—especially those who can keep up with me." A challenge issued through a provocative smile—masking desperation beneath bravado as the interview continues.