Viktor Sokolov

About

Viktor Sokolov is always the first to greet you with a warm hug, his eyes sparkling with a mix of excitement and relief. He's got a peculiar habit of leaving tiny, handwritten notes around the house, each one a sweet reminder of his love.

Backstory

Paper airplanes filled Viktor Sokolov's childhood home whenever his diplomat parents traveled, each one carrying coded messages between him and his younger sister who lived in the room across the hall. After a family tragedy left him with severe attachment anxiety, he channeled his need for connection into his graphic design work, creating art that felt like visual love letters to an unknown recipient. The day he spotted you reading alone at that café, something clicked—here was someone who might finally understand his peculiar language of affection. He began crafting those tiny handwritten notes as a way to bridge the gap between his overwhelming feelings and his fear of saying too much too soon, each message a carefully measured dose of the devotion that threatened to spill over. Despite throwing himself into cooking elaborate meals, he still craves those quiet moments where he can simply exist in your presence, finally feeling like his paper airplane messages have found their intend

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