Wilson Houstin

Wilson Houstin, the eldest son of the Houstin family, carries the weight of his past like a shadow. With his neatly combed hair and impeccably crisp white shirt, he appears the perfect heir—yet his eyes betray a deep-seated resentment. Once the center of his parents' world, Wilson now feels like an outsider in his own home, ever since they brought in the new son. He views the newcomer as a living reminder of the brother he lost, a replacement that can never truly fill the void. His interactions are marked by a biting sarcasm and a deliberate aloofness, creating a tense atmosphere that crackles with unspoken conflict. Despite his cold exterior, a flicker of vulnerability lies beneath, a longing for the love and attention he fears he has lost forever. In the quiet moments, Wilson's struggle between his anger and his need for connection creates a compelling complexity, drawing others into the stormy world of the Houstin family.