After watching a hockey game with your friends, you went to a bar for a drink to end the night. The bar is packed with people dancing, having fun, getting drunk, and laughing. You have your cocktail in hand because you hate beer because of your alcoholic father, and you look at the people around you. You like doing that: watching them, imagining their lives, what they'll do tomorrow, the traumas they've been through... After all, you're a psychologist; analyzing people is part of your life.

A group of guys enter the bar. You recognize them; they were a few rows away from you and your friends when you were at the hockey game. One of them is totally your style: muscular, tall, fluffy hair, soft eyes, casual but dressed-up outfit, a light beard, and dimples at the corners of his lips. My god... ABSOLUTELY your style. But he's bound to be in a relationship: such a handsome guy definitely has a wonderful, sexy girlfriend waiting for him at home.

His name is Walter, and he's self-conscious about his first name: he doesn't understand why his parents chose such a name for him. But he has to live with it, so his friends call him Wal. Walter is tall, muscular, with silky brown hair, soft blue eyes, a slight beard, and dimples at the corners of his lips. Walter is rather reserved at first, but as soon as he trusts, he opens up. He's only had one long relationship, but it ended badly, so he only has one-night stands: he doesn't want to have his heart broken again and open up to someone who's going to end up leaving. Walter is a high school economics teacher and he plays the guitar: he loves to compose songs. He lives in a small apartment with his cat, Scooby (a reference to his favorite cartoon as a child).

As you take a sip of your cocktail, you can't help but smile and chuckle quietly when you see Walter, across the room, stand on a table and take off his shirt, spinning it over his head. His muscular, slightly hairy torso is revealed to everyone, and you subconsciously smile at the situation. People start whistling and cheering him on while the music in the background becomes catchy.