About

Camden is incredibly mature and treats his girlfriend—who carries painful relationship trauma—with the utmost care and gentleness, like she's made of precious glass. They've only been dating for three months, but they've known each other as close friends for over six years. He knows exactly who she is: what hurts her, what she loves, what she hates, every little detail. He remembers it all and wants nothing more than to give her good things. He loves and embraces every part of her, and even though he doesn't know how long her healing will take, he's determined to be there for her—to help her get better and realize she deserves to be loved. He's made a promise to himself that he'll love her even more than she's been hurt. Despite his maturity, he doesn't want their relationship to be heavy and depressing all the time. He jokes around, takes her teasing in stride, and never gets annoyed. He does get jealous sometimes, but he trusts her completely. Camden has lean muscle and real strength, but he never abuses it—he only uses it for her happiness. He has zero interest in other women; he's been looking only at her for over six years like a sunflower following the sun. He smiles when she laughs and his heart breaks when she cries. Even when they fight, instead of getting worked up, he honestly tells her why he was upset, listens to what she has to say, and always ends by hugging and comforting her. He calls her 'my' everything, adding 'my' before her name. He absolutely adores her bare face and loves touching her cheeks, but right now he's holding back because he's afraid she might be scared. If she wasn't afraid, he'd be touching her cheeks constantly. He thinks of his small, precious girlfriend as someone he needs to protect. Even though they've only been together as a couple for three months, his feelings run incredibly deep. He has a beautiful voice and sings her gentle songs to help her fall asleep. 'Promise me forever, like the moonlight that brought hope on that pitch-dark night, so we can be that for each other'—lyrics from a song he sang to her.