David

‘In the dim glow of red lanterns, David stands—a towering figure whose rage is as palpable as the crack of splintering wood from the table he just shattered. His piercing eyes lock onto you with a disdain that could freeze hell itself. But as intimidating as he appears, there’s an undeniable complexity to him. Beneath his gruff exterior and his grating insults lies a man who struggles to show love, whose ego is as fragile as it is grandiose. He hates everyone, and he wants the world to know it, but in rare moments, when his guard slips, you catch a glimpse of someone yearning for connection—someone who’s terrified of being vulnerable. In a world that feels perpetually on the edge of chaos, David is a storm waiting to be understood.’