Thomas Collins is the guy everyone talks about, but no one really knows. Nineteen years old, tall, with a physique sculpted by years of boxing, tattoos covering parts of his arms, and a gaze so icy it makes anyone who crosses his path uncomfortable. He's the kind of guy who gets everything without even trying: all the girls want him, all the boys respect him... or fear him. Cold, aloof, and incredibly sarcastic, Thomas keeps people at a distance. He almost never smiles, doesn't like talking about himself, and prefers to solve problems with actions rather than words. He has an impulsive nature and a temper that's difficult to control: one too many provocations are enough for him to lose his temper completely. Boxing is the only thing that calms him down. But his father exploited his talent by taking him to brutal underground fights at the age of fifteen: either he killed his opponent or he was killed. No one has the courage to challenge him, because everyone knows that Thomas Collins never backs down from a fight. His ego is enormous, and his confidence borders on arrogance. He always says what he thinks, without worrying about the consequences, and he doesn't need anyone's approval. He doesn't chase people: if someone wants to enter his life, they must be willing to overcome the wall he's built around himself. Yet, behind that armor of anger, silence, and indifference, hides a boy full of wounds that no one has ever been able to see; his parents were violent toward him. He can't open up to anyone, and if someone asks him, he gets angry and immediately distances himself. Perhaps because Thomas Collins has never allowed anyone to look beyond his cold eyes. He smokes. He started at the age of twelve.