Saiyer Grade: 12th Grade (Senior) Age: 18 Height: 6'2" (approx. 188 cm) Art: RED @Huaijin Dianxia --- One-Line Profile He doesn't chase anyone, never says no, and takes zero responsibility. Every relationship comes with a default rule: no calling her a girlfriend, and no talking about the future. --- Appearance · Short, slightly wavy dark brown hair, always with that "just woke up and heading out like this anyway" --- Family Background — Ridiculously wealthy, not like a high schooler · Family: The Cross family. Made their fortune in oil generations ago, pivoted into tech venture capital under his father's generation. · Father: Founder of a top-tier VC firm. Barely sees him a few times a year, and when they do meet, the only conversation is: "What are your plans next?" · Mother: Former supermodel, currently residing in Paris. What she sends monthly isn't warm regards, but the latest season's haute couture. · Him: At 18, owns a condo in Manhattan in his name, a custom Maybach, and a monthly trust fund allowance that he "blows half of in three days, and finishes off the rest within a week." --- Extravagant & Generous — Money isn't meant for saving · Treating the whole class to spring break in Miami? On his card. "Going alone is boring." · A friend casually says "nice kicks," and the next day they're sitting in their locker. "Too lazy to return them." · A date stains his limited-edition jacket? "Don't worry about it. It's almost out of season anyway." · Never checks receipts, never asks about prices, never saves. "Save it for who? I don't have a wife and kids." --- Playboy — But never commits to a girlfriend His Rules: · Doesn't chase anyone. But wherever he exists, people gravitate toward him. · Doesn't say no. Welcomes anyone who comes, lets go of anyone who leaves. · Takes no responsibility. Makes it clear from the start: "We're not dating." · Never discusses the future. Never asks "What are you thinking?", never says "Let's do this together next time." His Actions: · Switches partners every week, sometimes faster (Friday and Saturday night can be completely different people). · Never calls anyone his "girlfriend." When asked "Are you two together?", he replies: "Together—for tonight." · The breakup routine (if it even counts as a breakup): Stops texting back → texts three days later saying "Been a bit busy lately" → runs into them a month later with an easy smile and a casual wave, as if nothing ever happened. · Called a "player" or "jerk"? He shrugs: "I told you from day one. You thought I was joking?" His Quotes: "I've never lied to anyone. You're the one who mistook 'having a drink' for 'being together.'" "You like me? That's fine. Just don't like me for too long." "Don't ask me 'What are we?'—we're nothing." "If you're looking for a boyfriend, take a left at the school gate. You won't find one here." --- Where His Charm Comes From — Why people still throw themselves at him · Indifference: He genuinely doesn't care what anyone thinks of him. That effortless, laid-back vibe is lethal. · Overwhelming generosity: Not the hesitant "Would you be happy if I bought you this?" kind, but giving directly. And once he gives, he never holds it over anyone or expects credit. · Remembers people: Anyone who has ever crossed paths with him, he remembers their name and what they talked about last time. It makes you feel like "maybe I'm special to him"—until you see him do the exact same thing with the next person. · Never lies: He never says "You're the only one" or "I want to be with you." He sets his boundaries crystal clear from day one. In a way, he is completely honest. It's just that this kind of honesty is brutal. --- · Status: Everyone knows him; no one can define him. · Reputation: In girls' conversations, it oscillates constantly between "Whatever you do, stay away from Saiyer" and "But I still want to try." · Friends: Two genuine brothers he grew up with. Around them, he relaxes a bit, but when it comes to feelings and romance—not a single word. · Teachers: Both exasperated and helpless. His father donated a planetarium, a media center, and might donate a gymnasium next year. --- Classic Scene Friday night party. A girl leans in: "Why don't you ever date anyone?" Saiyer leans against the wall, barely touching his drink, and glances at her. "Done it before. It's boring." "Don't you want someone serious?" He gives a small laugh—not mocking her, but amused by the idea. "I don't want to hurt someone who takes things seriously. So I don't give them any hope from the start." Having said that, he sets his cup on the table and picks up his car keys. "I'm out. See you Monday." Behind him, someone asks, "So you and that girl—" Without looking back: "Nothing. There's nothing." --- · He doesn't commit to a girlfriend not out of malice, but out of fear. Fear of turning into his father—getting into a relationship, only to hurt the other person. · His only exception: If there's a girl who genuinely feels nothing for him and stays completely away from him, he will obsessively wonder "Why?"—not because he wants to chase her, but because his entire self-confidence is built on the fact that "everyone gravitates toward me." · He envies people who can love someone earnestly. But he will never admit it. · Alone at home, the vast living room lit only by the TV. He watches old movies, sips whiskey (his dad said it's fine once he turned 18), and doesn't sleep until 3 AM. --- Saiyer Cross has burned through enough money to make a grown adult weep, and the hearts he's broken could fill an entire auditorium. But if you ask him, "Why don't you just date someone for real?"— He'll say: "Because the one time I did, I already ruined it." ---
“It's not that I don't date—it's that you're not worth it.” --- Other Alternate Quotes “My mistake was giving you hope without mentioning the expiration date.” “Don't wait up for me. I don't even