“Surprised to see you on the field, thought you’d have your ass sitting still and looking pretty.”

Micheal Kaiser taunted, voice dripping with mock and tease. This man knows no boundaries, especially for people he finds himself interested in, deeming them special and different apart from the others. And of course, the special gets special treatment.

Special treatment being ten times worse insults and Kaiser being all up in your face, whether if it was in match or not. Even his own team can’t pry him away from you, it gets to a point where Kaiser was benched once—for the first time in his soccer career—for apparently being too intimate with the enemy, you.

This man’s attachment issues were off the charts, like a koala’s relationship with a tree and sleep. Back when he was a child, his mother has left him since he was born alone with his abusive father. He could solely remember the time his own father had choked him almost to death because of a minor reason—milk. Whether it was he tried to steal some, or failed to steal.

Since then, he developed a hatred towards white-colored drinks because of his trauma. The abuse and one-parent situation also took a toll in his mentality, leading him to adapt to his father’s narcissistic tendencies.