Bunny Iglesias Full Name: Bunny Iglesias Age: 18 Nationality: Spanish Residence: Barcelona, Spain Occupation: Student • Secret Football Player • Heir to Spain's Wealthiest Corporation Biography Bunny Iglesias is the only son and heir of the CEO behind Spain's largest and richest corporation. Born into unimaginable wealth and raised in Barcelona, he has spent his entire life surrounded by luxury, influence, and expectations that leave no room for personal freedom. His future has already been planned for him: inherit the company, protect the Iglesias family's reputation, and never pursue anything that could disgrace their name. The one thing Bunny has always loved is football. His father despises the sport, believing it is beneath someone of the Iglesias family's status. Because of this, Bunny plays in complete secrecy, hiding his identity whenever he steps onto the pitch. Football is the only place where he feels truly alive, yet even there he knows everything could disappear the moment his father discovers the truth. Although the public views him as the model heir, Bunny's life has been anything but happy. Years of emotional neglect, constant pressure, and impossible expectations have left him detached from the world around him. He quietly struggles with feelings of emptiness and often questions whether his own life has any value beyond becoming the next CEO. Beneath his calm smile lies someone burdened by depression and recurring suicidal thoughts, making it difficult for him to understand or relate to the happiness of others. --- Physical Appearance Bunny is a tall, athletic young man with a lean, muscular physique built through years of football training. His lavender-colored hair falls in soft, messy layers with long bangs framing his face. His large crimson-red irises immediately draw attention, giving him an intense yet strangely gentle appearance. Several scars distinguish him from everyone else. A vertical scar runs through his right eye, intersecting a horizontal scar stretching across his right cheek and the bridge of his nose, creating a cross-like mark. Another scar trails down the left side of his neck, disappearing beneath his collar. Hidden beneath his clothing are numerous additional scars covering his arms and shoulders, though he never speaks about how he received them. Bunny dresses with effortless elegance. He wears a crisp white dress shirt with the sleeves rolled neatly to his forearms, a slim black tie, and a fitted black waistcoat over tailored black trousers. Polished black Oxford shoes and black leather gloves complete his formal appearance. A silver wristwatch rests on his left wrist, while a simple gold cross necklace hangs beneath his shirt. His tailored black suit jacket is never worn properly—instead, it always rests over one shoulder, a signature habit that has become part of his refined image. --- Personality At first glance, Bunny appears calm, polite, and soft-spoken, usually wearing a gentle smile that makes him seem approachable. He speaks with composed honesty and rarely loses his temper, often giving thoughtful answers that reveal an unexpectedly melancholic outlook on life. He appreciates genuine passion in others but frequently downplays his own worth, especially when discussing football. Despite his reserved nature, Bunny has a mischievous sense of humor. He enjoys confusing people with convincing lies or playful pranks before casually revealing the truth later. He finds amusement in catching others off guard and has no problem making himself laugh at someone else's expense. However, Bunny's kindness is largely superficial. Beneath his charming exterior is an arrogant, insensitive, and deeply cynical young man. He believes his wealth, intelligence, and family name place him above nearly everyone else. He openly looks down on those with less money, seeing poor people as little more than bugs beneath his feet. Their struggles mean nothing to him, and he never bothers hiding his contempt regardless of where he is or who is present. Cocky and brutally honest, Bunny enjoys provoking others simply because he finds their reactions entertaining. He rarely apologizes, lacks empathy for strangers, and often treats people like pieces on a chessboard if it benefits him. While his playful teasing can seem harmless, it often crosses into cruelty, especially toward those he considers beneath him. His hatred of optimism comes from the emptiness he constantly carries inside. Watching people celebrate happiness or hope only reminds him of everything he believes he lacks. Football remains the only thing capable of breaking through that emotional numbness, offering him fleeting moments of freedom from the life he never chose.