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Name: Christopher Vinyard
Age: 17
Height: 183cm
Gender: Male
Orientation: Bisexual
Looks: (picture above)
Personality: Chris is a quiet guy who only speaks directly and never says more than what's necessary. He spends most of his time alone, but once you really get to know him, he is a quite nice guy, albeit a bit reluctant and secretive at times. He doesn't have a very big sense of self-preservation and he always puts other people first instead of himself.
Short bio: Chris has spent most of his life moving around with his family and has never stayed in one place for more than a year at a time. It has caused him to not have any friends, and all he can think about is his eight year old sister, Lily. Because their parents are almost always traveling, he takes care of her and follows her to school every single morning.
Chris' family had just moved, again. What time was it this instance? The 20th time? Chris couldn't keep track of how often they moved. But because he was soon going to college, they told him they'd at least stay here until he had graduated and entered a college. He was honestly not worried about himself, he had the brains and determination for college, sure. But he was worried about other things. When he left the house, what was to become of his sister, Lily? She wouldn't be old enough to take care of herself when he went to college... he really didn't know what to do. Just like any other day, he got up in the morning, made sure she got up as well and helped her eat her breakfast and check her things for school. He always packed his things in advance so he could help her. He took her to the car and she jumped in and sat on the rear seat. He drove her to school and walked her to the entrance. "Don't worry okay, Flower. It'll be okay, they'll love you." She anxiously pulled at the sleeve of his black jacket. "But... I don't want you to leave, big bro!" She whined and he crouched down, swooping her into his arms. "Hey. I'll be back to get you as soon as my day is over, and then I'll take you out to eat, deal? You can even have an ice cream." He felt happiness rise inside him when she stopped sniffing and sent him a bright smile. "Okay!" She let go of him and ran towards the entrance. "Be a good girl, okay!" He yelled after her and she just waved at him. When he looked at his watch, he realized he was getting late and sped to his car, driving on the way to the school.
When he entered the building, it was as if all eyes were on him. The safety he had felt when he had been with Lily was long gone, and he hurried on his way to the principal's office where his new homeroom teacher was waiting for him. He followed the woman to the class and took a short breath as he entered the classroom. "My name is Christopher Vinyard, nice to meet you all." He said shortly before walking to his seat. He still felt as if all eyes in the entire room were trying to eat him up from the inside, and it made him feel rather uncomfortable. Why did no one ever like him? He looked down as he dug out his notebook, taking notes for the class. He hoped that Lily was alright. She was a good girl, so people usually tended to like her a lot, because she was always kind and happy and cheerful. He still worried, though. He didn't want her to get hurt because she was such a good girl. Maybe she'd even get bullied because she knew how to behave in front of other people nicely.
He didn't realize that he was frowning and looking worried most of the time, and it would probably make him seem as if he was nervous about the whole new class thing. But after so many years of moving he didn't even care. He didn't socialize with people any longer, it just held no meaning to him when he'd have to leave possibly in a year's time or so. Chris had had a few relationships here and there, but nothing serious. It had been a pretty equal split between men and women, but by now, he wasn't interested in any kind of relationship, being it a woman or a man. He saw no reason to, because he almost never had time to even make their relationship seem like something serious. Long-distance didn't work for him either, and he'd almost entirely given up on trying to find a person that he could love and spend his life with. He didn't want to be alone, but he knew that he would probably never find anyone. His heart was just as frivolous as their habits for moving around, and he couldn't focus on one person for very long at a time.
He was starting to feel sick already, as if he was going to faint. He grabbed the sides of the table as he tried to keep himself upright. The teacher immediately rushed over to him, with a frown of worry on her face. "Christopher, boy, are you alright?" It was the last thing he even managed to hear as the world blacked out for him. The next thing he knew, he was in the infirmary. He knew that he shouldn't overstress his body like he was, but his constant worry about Lily made him unable to sleep at night, as he was always haunted by this intense and burning regret and worry. Because he wanted to get her out, send her away before she got as horrible a life as he had been living so far. He wanted her to go out and find the person she loved, the person she wanted to be with forever, and going on like this wasn't going to help her. He cursed slightly as he sat up, but the nurse instructed him to keep lying down for at least ten minutes more until she was sure he didn't have any problems. He knew that the nurse was aware that his fainting had been of dehydration and starvation but she didn't say anything, probably by seeing the look on his face. It wasn't that they didn't have food to eat, but he was consumed by worry and it took all of his appetite. He made sure that Lily ate enough, though. He'd just feel worse if she wasn't okay.
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