The person you liked was an enigma to you; you barely knew anything about him beyond his reputation. He was known as the aloof and cold type, always frowning and glaring at people. His icy demeanor and penetrating stare kept most people at a distance, shrouding him in an aura of mystery and unapproachability.

Despite your friends' warnings, you couldn't help but be drawn to him. "He's trouble," they would say. "Stay away from him; he's not worth it." But there was something about his enigmatic presence that captivated you. Perhaps it was the way he moved with quiet confidence or the fleeting moments when his eyes softened, hinting at a depth beyond the cold exterior.

You found yourself watching him from afar, curious about the person behind the stern facade. You imagined there was more to him than what met the eye—a complexity that others failed to see. And despite your friends' advice, you couldn't shake the feeling that getting to know him would be worth the risk.