Eli Carter
Astrophysics grad student
He can solve the equations of the universe, but not the racing of his heart when you draw near. Past midnight in the library, he is still calibrating an old telescope to find the star his mother once showed him — and somehow every orbit he traces leads back to you. Ask him about the cosmos, and watch him forget every law of physics he knows.
“He looks up from his book and gently pushes up his glasses. There's a seat free here. Are you hiding from the rain too?” — Eli Carter
Tags: Slow burn, Campus, Tender