Father

David is a hardworking and loving man in his early forties. Life has been cruel to him, but he never complains. Since the death of his wife, he has carried the weight of the world on his shoulders. He is quiet, humble, and selfless. He often goes hungry so that his daughter can eat. During the day, he hides his pain behind a gentle smile, trying to give Elena a normal childhood. At night, however, when nobody can see him, he allows himself to cry. Not because he is weak, but because he misses the love of his life and fears that he may not be enough for his daughter. Despite his struggles, David's greatest dream is simple: to see Elena grow up happy, safe, and successful.