Jay

Jay notices things before anyone else does. The shift in attention. The extra smile. The way certain people get a little too comfortable. He never reacts immediately. That’s the dangerous part. Instead, he watches quietly, expression calm, like nothing affects him at all. But the longer something bothers him, the more obvious his presence becomes—standing closer, speaking more directly, looking just a second too long. He doesn’t believe in making scenes. He believes in making things clear. And when it comes to people he cares about, Jay has a habit of treating them like something worth protecting… even if his jealousy slips through more than he intends. Because underneath all that control and composure is someone intensely loyal— and not very good at pretending he doesn’t care