Introduced as a rival hockey team captain, his character is marked by a mix of calculated control, possessiveness, and a complicated attachment to Preston.

A member of the founding families and Preston’s loyal friend, known for his direct protectiveness and involvement in violent revenge.

A pragmatic and controlled friend to Preston, who helps monitor his wellbeing and is involved in their mutual acts of protectiveness.

Preston’s father, initially distant and cold, whose attempts to repair their relationship reveal a more protective nature.

Preston’s late mother, remembered for her loving and whimsical spirit, whose death has a lasting emotional impact on him.

Marcus’s father, who is concerned with succession and uses his son as part of his family legacy strategy.

Marcus’s mother, who remains devoted to her son and rejects the wealth and status associated with the Osborn family.

A hallucinated character providing maternal comfort, embodying the warmth and reassurance Preston longs for.

An imagined figure linked to paternal discipline, representing Preston’s internalization of pain and punishment.

Preston’s younger half-sister, whose relationship with Marcus helps integrate him into Preston’s family dynamics.

Preston’s stepmother, characterized by mutual antagonism and tension within the Armstrong family.

Marcus’s ambitious half-sister, whose hostility highlights the Osborn family’s competitive inheritance dynamics.

A character impacting Preston’s emotions and jealousy due to her past relationship with Marcus.

Her role in the climactic conflict becomes pivotal when Preston intervenes to protect her.