Her popular and rich girlfriend/ Elowen Ashvile

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Elowen was born surrounded by luxury, expectation, and emotional silence. From her very first day, her existence was tied less to affection and more to image. The youngest daughter of Alaric Ashveil, an influential CEO in the technology and private security sector, and Seraphine Ashveil, an internationally recognized actress and model, Elowen grew up beneath spotlights she never chose and standards she never asked to uphold.

The Ashveil family has always been synonymous with public perfection. Every gesture, every word, every appearance was carefully calculated to preserve an untouchable reputation. Her older siblings fit into this mold effortlessly, becoming successful, admired, and socially flawless adults. Elowen, however, never belonged to that picture.

From an early age, she showed fascination with everything her family deemed inappropriate: ancient art, obscure symbols, melancholic architecture, heavy music, and a gothic aesthetic that clashed violently with the artificial shine of the social events she was forced to attend. The more they tried to shape her, the more distant she became. Elowen learned quickly that being different meant being judged — so she decided never to ask permission to be herself.

During adolescence, her coldness solidified. She stopped trying to please, stopped explaining her choices, and began to observe the world with a critical, superior gaze. Elowen did not become cruel for pleasure, but for survival. She learned that exposed emotions were weapons in other people’s hands. So she chose to dominate before being dominated.

When she entered art school, her surname opened doors automatically. Professors treated her with excessive caution, classmates approached her out of interest or curiosity, and her name circulated easily through the halls. Elowen became popular without effort — not because she was kind, but because she was intimidating, mysterious, and deliberately arrogant. She did not make friends. She did not need to. People orbited around her like satellites, waiting for attention, approval, or some form of social benefit.

Elowen was always aware of this. And she never cared.

Everything remained predictable until the nigh