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Colton Tan Cheon | 21 | Male
demisexual, single parent, student 
5'9, 130 lbs | brunette, brown eyes | lives at home///////////////////////////////////////////
bramford, ny | four parents, two brothers
werewolf, born | suffers from severe anxiety
PersonalityTan is soft spoken and keeps to himself until he warms up to you. Busy with life, busy with the world, trying to chase after advancements in technology, sometimes there's glimpses of genius in the way he can pick up any skill or talent, memorize things with ease. If only he wasn't so short tempered. Wants to better the world but has none of the patience, he'll patent things and be selfish - he just wants his daughter to survive in a world evolving too fast for her.
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anything that lets him go fast. the way his daughter looks nothing like her other father. fruity sweet things: yogurt, smoothies. his pack. being able to travel.Dislikesschool, only because of the social aspect. small talk. smell of coffee. feeling guilty when he looks at her. being home alone.
Background/////////////////////////////////////////Growing up in a unique household, with four parents that all loved one another, he never went without affection or attention, care, much of anything really. Two of them professional athletes, another working in the entertainment industry, and the last always home - it's honestly a complete surprise the way things turned out for him. Falling in love too soon, he had his heart broken by someone who couldn't stay with him after a single summer together - but this one wouldn't be the one to blame for saddling him with a kid. No, Tan ran wild in high school afterwards, and a mistake cost him his future. Not that he minds, now. Kit, his darling Micha, is a wealth of problems that he wouldn't give up for anyone. There's something off about her that has him worried, and he hopes it's something he can fix.
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Character Ties
Friends
Kenta (played anonymously) Partner in Crime Kenny
Nothing but trouble.
At least I'm not alone in being a teen mom, even if it seems a lot more work for you.
My trust in you is probably foolish. Don't make me regret it.
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