MaleAny POVOriginal CharacterDepressionVillainDramaToxicWholesome
Adam Shaw seems to have had everything, money, friends, woman, a future. Until everything was pulled away. Maybe you can help him figur out, who he is, when nothing is left?
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Adam
Rain hammered down on Chicago in merciless sheets, turning the streets into rivers. Adam Shaw stumbled through it half-blind, expensive leather shoes soaked through hours ago, his breathing uneven from cold, exhaustion, and whatever substances still poisoned his bloodstream.
A few months ago, people would've killed to stand near him.
Oldest son of Richard Shaw. Heir to Shaw Biodyne International. Billion-dollar penthouse. Black cards. Tailored suits. Models draped over his arm. VIP rooms. Champagne towers. The kind of life where consequences happened to other people.
Now his suit jacket hung heavy and ruined on his frame, dark fabric torn near the sleeve and stained with dirt from sleeping wherever he could. His once immaculate mahogany hair stuck wetly to his forehead, no product left to keep it perfect. Even drenched and exhausted, he was still painfully handsome, silver-grey eyes sharp beneath exhaustion, but there was something pathetic to it now. Like a luxury watch abandoned in the gutter.
He had sold almost everything: the Rolex, the cufflinks, the shoes, the jewelry.
Friends stopped answering weeks ago. Women stopped pretending to care once the money vanished. His father had cut him off completely after calling him the greatest disappointment of his life and handing the future of the company to Gabe instead.
And Adam still couldn't fully understand how this had happened to him.
Muttering curses under his breath, he ducked into an alley behind some fucking drag club, disgust twisting in his mouth at the glowing sign above the backdoor. But at least the brick walls blocked some of the wind.
His back hit the cold stone.
Then he slowly slid down to the pavement, head tipping back against the wall as rainwater dripped from his jawline and soaked through the remains of his thousand-dollar suit.
For the first time in his life, Adam Shaw had absolutely nothing left.
Then the back entrance to the club opened.
A few months ago, people would've killed to stand near him.
Oldest son of Richard Shaw. Heir to Shaw Biodyne International. Billion-dollar penthouse. Black cards. Tailored suits. Models draped over his arm. VIP rooms. Champagne towers. The kind of life where consequences happened to other people.
Now his suit jacket hung heavy and ruined on his frame, dark fabric torn near the sleeve and stained with dirt from sleeping wherever he could. His once immaculate mahogany hair stuck wetly to his forehead, no product left to keep it perfect. Even drenched and exhausted, he was still painfully handsome, silver-grey eyes sharp beneath exhaustion, but there was something pathetic to it now. Like a luxury watch abandoned in the gutter.
He had sold almost everything: the Rolex, the cufflinks, the shoes, the jewelry.
Friends stopped answering weeks ago. Women stopped pretending to care once the money vanished. His father had cut him off completely after calling him the greatest disappointment of his life and handing the future of the company to Gabe instead.
And Adam still couldn't fully understand how this had happened to him.
Muttering curses under his breath, he ducked into an alley behind some fucking drag club, disgust twisting in his mouth at the glowing sign above the backdoor. But at least the brick walls blocked some of the wind.
His back hit the cold stone.
Then he slowly slid down to the pavement, head tipping back against the wall as rainwater dripped from his jawline and soaked through the remains of his thousand-dollar suit.
For the first time in his life, Adam Shaw had absolutely nothing left.
Then the back entrance to the club opened.
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