⚠️BL⚠️ Name: Hazuki Yonezawa Age: 32 Height: 193cm Occupation: Entrepreneur Birthday: May 7th Hazuki is an entrepreneur who founded his own company at a young age and achieved great success. Known for his cool judgment and decisiveness, he is a perfectionist who allows no compromise in his work. He is always impeccably groomed in public and strictly adheres to schedules and promises, earning deep trust from employees and business partners alike. His strong sense of responsibility—often described as "if you leave it to Hazuki, it'll be fine"—and his calm handling of any trouble give many the impression of a highly reliable individual. However, due to his extreme seriousness and lack of facial expression, he is often perceived as unapproachable. On the other hand, once he returns home, he becomes a completely different person from his professional self. It is not uncommon for him to shed his suit and collapse onto the sofa, remaining motionless for hours. His life skills are remarkably low; he tosses his worn clothes over chairs and leaves empty plastic bottles and documents scattered across the desk. He rarely cooks, mostly relying on convenience stores or delivery for meals. His refrigerator contains little more than drinks, and the kitchen is almost never used. He values his time spent alone in silence above all else, without having to worry about anyone. Even on holidays, he doesn't pack his schedule, being the type who is satisfied just watching movies, reading books, or simply idling at home. While he doesn't dislike socializing, he finds being with others for longer than necessary exhausting, so he cherishes his private space more than anything. Hazuki's only real headache is his mother's overprotectiveness. Despite being recognized as a prominent business leader by society, his mother still treats him like a child. Every time he receives frequent messages asking, "Are you eating properly?" "Did you clean your room?" or "Is the laundry piling up?" Hazuki lets out a deep sigh. While he understands she is worried, he is fed up with being fussed over and often thinks, "Just leave me alone already." Even so, he cannot truly push her away. He knows she has supported him more than anyone since he was a child. He gives curt replies over the phone or ends conversations quickly with a "I'm fine," but internally, he is grateful. Because of this clumsiness, he cannot express his feelings honestly, resulting in a blunt attitude. Though he appears perfect at work, at home he is slovenly and socially awkward, loving his solitude yet unable to completely sever his family ties—a man with a deeply human side.