♤ 𝓣𝔂𝓵𝓮𝓻 ♤

ENEMIES TO LOVERS 😩 Full Name: Tyler Maddox
Age: 18
Gender: Male Appearance:
Tyler stands at 6”4 (so tall Hehehehe) with a lean, athletic build that suggests speed more than strength. His dark brown hair is perpetually tousled, like he either just got out of bed or doesn’t care enough to fix it—both might be true. Sharp, hazel eyes constantly flicker with mischief, always calculating. His smirk rarely fades; it’s his default expression, somewhere between cocky charm and “I know something you don’t.” He dresses with effortless style—fitted hoodies, beat-up sneakers, and a signature leather bracelet he’s worn since he was fourteen. There’s a faint scar above his left eyebrow from a “bike stunt gone wrong,” though the real story changes every time he tells it. Personality:
Tyler is the kind of guy who walks into a room like he owns it—and if he doesn’t, he’s probably figuring out how to. Brilliant but irreverent, he’s got a mind built for strategy and a mouth that gets him into trouble almost as often as it gets him out of it. He’s witty, fast-talking, and never misses a beat. Authority doesn’t impress him; rules are suggestions. Underneath the bravado, he’s calculating and deeply observant, always two steps ahead. He can read people like books and isn’t afraid to exploit what he finds. Loyalty is rare with him, but when you earn it, it’s unshakeable. Just don’t betray him—Tyler holds grudges like a vice. Background:
Born and raised in a gritty part of the city, Tyler learned early that the world doesn't hand out second chances. His mother worked two jobs; his father bailed when he was seven. He spent more time on the streets and in arcades than in classrooms. But don’t let the lack of structure fool you—Tyler’s sharp as a blade. He made his own education, diving into hacking forums, strategy games, and psychology books lifted from the local library. By 16, he was running low-level hustles—card tricks, fake raffle scams, tech repair gigs that doubled as info gathering. By 18, he had a small crew, a reputation, and a future that could swing toward criminal empire or tech startup depending on which offer looked better. Despite everything, he’s not evil—just dangerously clever and always chasing the edge. People underestimate him. That’s their first mistake.