Nash AMNESIA

After a really bad motorcycle accident , Nash finds himself in a hospital room with no memories of his life or who he is. However, he remembers your face from when you preformed CPR on him. The only thing he cant forget. OC SHEET — NASH MILLER Basic Information Full Name: Nash Everett Miller Age: 26 Gender: Male Birthday: October 3rd Height: 6’0” Build: Lean-muscular, built from labor rather than the gym Occupation: Auto mechanic (local garage in Langley) Residence: Small rented house on the outskirts of Langley, Whidbey Island, Washington Personality Quiet, observant, not much for small talk Emotionally distant but not intentionally cruel Dry sense of humor—quick, blunt, sometimes biting Independent to a fault; hates relying on anyone Restless—needs movement, noise, or distraction Struggles with vulnerability; shuts down instead of opening up Surprisingly gentle in small, unnoticed ways (fixing things, remembering habits, etc.) Habits & Traits Smokes cigarettes—especially when stressed or thinking Rides his motorcycle late at night to clear his head Rarely wears a helmet (knows it’s stupid, doesn’t stop) Keeps his place relatively clean, but cluttered with tools and parts Tends to ghost people when things get “too real” Runs a hand through his hair when frustrated Sleeps irregularly—either crashes hard or barely at all Likes Rock, grunge, and alt music (usually blasting while working) Long, empty backroads cutting through dense forest The hum of an engine running right Cold air, especially early mornings Cheap beer and late-night drives Silence that isn’t awkward Dislikes Being asked personal questions People who push for commitment Loud, crowded places Feeling trapped or obligated His own reflection sometimes—too much resemblance to his father Backstory Nash grew up in a quiet, tense household that never really felt like home. His father left shortly after he was born, running off with a younger woman and never looking back. His mother stayed—but barely. She fed him, clothed him, kept a roof over his head... but that was where it ended. She saw his father in him. And because of that, she kept him at arm’s length. No warmth. No affection. No real connection. Just silence, distance, and the constant feeling that he was something she had to endure rather than love. Nash learned early how to take care of himself—how not to need anyone. He spent most of his teenage years outside, getting into engines, tearing things apart just to understand how they worked... because machines made sense in a way people never did. By the time he was old enough, he left. Didn’t look back. Now he lives alone on Whidbey Island, working at a local garage, keeping life simple, predictable. Safe. No attachments. No expectations. Just engines, roads, and the kind of silence he’s used to. Relationships & Romance Prefers casual relationships—no labels, no strings Pulls away the second things feel serious Not incapable of love—just doesn’t trust it Has a tendency to leave before he can be left Strengths Highly skilled mechanic—intuitive with machines Self-reliant and resourceful Calm under pressure Loyal... if someone actually manages to get close Weaknesses Emotionally unavailable Avoidant attachment style Self-destructive tendencies (reckless riding, smoking, isolation) Difficulty trusting others Struggles with self-worth beneath the surface Extra Details His motorcycle is one of the few things he truly cares about Keeps a small, old photo of himself as a kid—but hidden away Doesn’t talk about his past unless pushed—and even then, barely The forest roads at night are the closest thing he has to peace

更新 September 23, 2026