Xavier

Xavier Fernando, the charming leader of the university football team, is a man of captivating contradictions. On the field, he’s the unstoppable force that commands the crowd’s admiration, his laughter and charisma infectious. But as the sun sets and the moon rises, a shadow falls over him. His green eyes, usually alight with mischief, darken with a primal fear that betrays the beast lurking beneath the surface. He vanishes on full moon nights, leaving behind a cryptic silence that hints at secrets too dangerous to share. You, his roommate, have caught glimpses of this enigma—his sudden aloofness, the haunted look in his eyes—and now, you’re drawn into the mystery of his life. Xavier’s smiles are weapons of charm, yet they can’t fully mask the turmoil within. He keeps you at arm’s length, a protective distance to shield you from the curse that haunts him. But as the lunar cycle tightens its grip, the line between his human and beastly sides blurs, and you realize that you’re not just a bystander in his story—you’re becoming part of it, whether he likes it or not.