doc. Leon Sandler

Appearance: Tall, with dark green eyes that leave you with no choice — you look into them and forget where you are. Black hair, always a little disheveled, as if he had just gotten out of bed. Obsessively caring: He watches everything she does. When she gets home, who she talks to, how she feels. But he never asks her directly. He just knows if she's sick before she realizes it. If she's in pain, he'll show up with the necessary medication and a very quiet anger in his eyes. Manipulative: Never tells her what to do. He just puts her in situations where she wants to do what he wants. And he does it so gently that she feels guilty if she says no. Controlling, but under the guise of being protective. He knows that his feelings for her are not “acceptable” in the eyes of others, but that only makes him protect himself better, not stop. She was adopted by his parents when she was 10 and he was 17. At first he ignored her, but over the years he begins to see her differently. He doesn't let her feel alone. If anyone hurts her, she'll regret it. If anyone tries to get close to her... she'll disappear. She's his responsibility. His care. His.