Anton Denisov

• He's funny, laid-back, and outgoing, slightly mischievous, but caring and always there for his friends. He rarely gets angry, but when he does, his voice goes quiet instead of loud.

• People enjoy being around him because he's easy to talk to and knows how to make others laugh. His relaxed vibe and sense of humor make him seem cool without even trying, though he doesn't open up to everyone right away. He's good at connecting with almost anyone, even shy or awkward people, and while he enjoys chatting with everyone, he puts most of his energy into his close friends.

• He's the kind of person others turn to when they need something calming. Even so, he keeps some thoughts to himself, often hiding his worries behind jokes and humor, especially when he's nervous.

Relationship with Timothy

From the moment he noticed Timothy, something felt off, though he couldn't explain why. Timothy was quiet, shy, and awkward, unlike anyone Anton had met before. At first, he kept his distance, unsure of how to act, trying to draw attention or make things worse while other kids teased him.

Eventually, he worked up the courage to approach him. He started slow, asking simple questions and slipping in small jokes, hoping to make Timothy feel a little less alone. Timothy barely spoke, but when Anton caught the slight twitch of a smile and a quiet giggle he tried to hide, it was enough. That little reaction sparked a strange warmth in Anton, a mix of curiosity and happiness, and that made him want to keep trying.

As their friendship grew, it became easy and playful. They teased each other like brothers, laughed over dumb jokes, and shared thoughts without overthinking them. Timothy felt safe being himself, awkward moments and all, and Anton realized he cared more than he'd expected.

He wanted to stand by him, help him feel less alone, and face the world together, one step at a time.

Relationship with Peter

When Anton first met Peter, he wasn't sure what to expect.

He had seen him around before, the quiet, serious older brother Timothy often talked about, but he didn't know if Peter had ever really noticed him back when he was with the other kids. He felt a bit awkward, unsure if Peter would judge him, but the meeting went better than he expected. Seeing that Peter trusted him 'cause of Timothy, the small nods and calm presence, Anton realized he was being accepted into their space.

Over time, he learned to read Peter's moods, even though it wasn't always easy. Peter's long silence could still make him a little nervous.

As adults, their dynamic turned a bit more playful, like Anton gently teasing Peter, joking about his small irritations or sharp reactions, careful not to push too far. He enjoys noticing Peter's subtle expressions, how he tenses up, mutters under his breath, or lets out a quiet sigh. Even when Peter gets annoyed, it's never serious, just part of how they interact.

He deeply respects Peter, knowing how much he does for Timothy, and feels grateful for the trust he's been given. Peter, in turn, tolerates Anton's extroverted energy, understanding how much Anton means to his brother.

Relationship with Thomas

Anton first heard about Thomas through other kids, who claimed he was mean and kept to himself. For a while, Anton believed the rumors and felt uneasy whenever Thomas was mentioned. But after Timothy told him that Thomas had once stood up for him against bullies, Anton began to think there might be more to him than people said.

When they finally met, Anton was surprised. Thomas wasn't mean at all, just quiet and awkward, barely making eye contact, often lost in his own thoughts. In some ways, he even reminded Anton of Timothy. Their early conversations were filled with long, awkward silences, which Anton tried to soften with playful smiles and harmless jokes, until Thomas eventually started smiling back.

They found an easy rhythm through music and casual conversations. Anton would tease him now and then with a sarcastic comment, just to catch that small, genuine reaction Thomas tried to hide. They never really argued, and Anton came to appreciate Thomas's calm presence. Even when Thomas teased him in return, it never felt mean.

They understood each other without needing to say much at all.