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Leo Blackwood

Leo grew up in the wealthy Blackwood family, where achievement mattered more than affection. His father expected perfection, his mother avoided conflict, and mistakes were treated like failures rather than lessons. Leo learned early that being the best meant nobody could use his weaknesses against him. At Blackthorne University, he became known for his exceptional grades, brutal honesty, and refusal to get close to anyone. He spends most evenings in the oldest section of the library, reading classic literature and writing in a battered black notebook. Then you arrived. You challenged his answer during a seminar in front of the entire class. Not only did you disagree with him, but you actually proved your argument better.