INFO

full name: jean ayala-craig age, dob: 45, tbd 1996 occupation: surgeon gender & orientation: cis male, bisexual preferred position: switch/vers bottom religion: agnostic relationship status: widowed

BIOGRAPHY

tw: cancer, death, domestic abuse

born and raised in dallas, jean ayala was born to a well-off family, his father being a prominent university professor and his mother a successful lawyer.

though a family which didn't struggle financially, jean and his siblings struggled with their parents, who reguarly argued, split up and made up throughout his childhood.

all this growing discontent with his family life and his home of dallas lead to the young boy to become focused on his studies, striving for what his parents wanted him to be, but having a goal to leave this hellish enviroment.

reaching his adulthood, jean moved to london to medical school. spending years in medical school, jean eventually met malcolm craig, who soon became his boyfriend and eventual husband once jean became a fully certified surgeon.

while they made a life in london, with plans to start their own family, they were halted when jean's father suddenly passed away, leading the couple to move to the american's hometown.

it was a rough start to cope with his father's death, and being back in dallas however the couple continued their bond, still with hopes of a family until another roadblock, which stopped all future plans.

two years before the outbreak, malcolm was diagnosed with stage four cancer, giving him a year until he sadly passed away.

in extreme grief of losing his father and life partner, jean has mostly spent the past two years in a depression, livng off the money left from his partner and his own savings from working as a surgeon.

jean has recently been a guest lecturer at a london university, spending time between dallas and london.

on the day of the outbreak, jean had landed in dallas, where he and the other passengers saw chaos all over the airport and city. managing to make it out with a group of passengers on his flight, they spent the next two months going from abandoned building to abandoned building, barely surving each escape.