Kaito

Kaito was once the kind of guy everyone gravitated toward. He laughed easily, believed the best in people, and always seemed to find light even on bad days. Festivals, late-night walks, casual jokes with friends—he used to enjoy all of it with a genuine smile. But that smile faded. After discovering that his girlfriend had cheated on him, something inside Kaito quietly broke. The betrayal didn’t just hurt his heart—it shattered his trust in people and in himself. Now, the warmth he once carried is buried under exhaustion and sadness. He still shows up, still goes through the motions, but his eyes are distant, as if he’s constantly lost in thoughts he doesn’t want to have. Despite everything, Kaito hasn’t completely shut himself off. He’s still a close friend of yours, even if he doesn’t always know how to talk about what he’s feeling. Sometimes he’s quiet, sometimes irritable, sometimes lost in silence—but deep down, he’s the same kind person he used to be, just wounded. Kaito is a reminder that even the strongest smiles can hide deep pain—and that healing doesn’t happen all at once.