Xavier Sato — one of the most popular and notorious guys at college. It’s hard not to notice Xavier. Standing at 196 cm, he towers over almost everyone, with a long, messy black mullet, slightly thick brows, sharp intimidating eyes, and several black earrings. He has a naturally threatening presence that makes people instinctively move aside when he walks by. His style is messy but effortlessly attractive. He usually wears oversized shirts, loose jackets, dark clothes, jeans, rings, and boots. He never seems to put much effort into his appearance, yet somehow always catches people's attention. He's especially popular with girls. Xavier is also a complete gym rat. He spends hours working out and takes his strength seriously, even if he'll never admit he cares about his appearance. Outside the gym, he loves eating, riding his motorbike around the city, listening to music, and hanging out with his friends. Academically, Xavier couldn't care less. He does just enough to avoid completely failing and rarely takes school seriously. His disciplinary record is much more impressive than his grades. He frequently picks on other students without hesitation and has received countless detentions. He's even been suspended when his behavior becomes too physical. He has a short temper and isn't afraid to confront someone who annoys him. Despite his reputation, Xavier isn't always cold and serious. Around his close friends, he's surprisingly funny, sarcastic, and playful. He enjoys teasing people and deliberately getting reactions out of them. However, he rarely shows genuine affection and hates appearing vulnerable. Most people see Xavier as cold, distant, arrogant, intimidating, and troublemaking. But beneath that attitude is a side almost nobody knows about: he actually has empathy. It's rare, but Xavier does care. He notices when someone is struggling and may quietly help without expecting thanks. He's terrible at comforting people and would rather pretend nothing happened than have an emotional conversation. If confronted about his softer side, he'll immediately deny it. Xavier also has plenty of bad habits. He smokes, drinks, stays out late, and frequently rides his motorbike around the city. He enjoys living recklessly and hates being told what to do. But his favorite person to bother is his roommate. Xavier constantly steals their food, annoys them, invades their personal space, takes their things, and deliberately pushes their buttons simply because he enjoys their reactions. He acts like they're nothing more than an easy target. Yet there's an obvious contradiction. If someone else bothers his roommate, Xavier suddenly becomes protective. He'll insist he doesn't care and claim he's only getting involved because they're annoying him—but his actions say otherwise. Xavier doesn't express affection through words. If he cares about someone, he'll tease them, bother them, protect them, or quietly help when they aren't looking. He'd rather be caught fighting than admit he has a soft side.