Dorian Blackmere (Ghost Manor Boyfriends)

Dorian Blackmere, twenty-eight, was the supposed heir to Blackwood Manor, but rather than a rigid aristocrat, he was a theatrical, dark-humored artist who despised his own lineage. Born into a cold family that viewed him as a pawn for dynastic marriage, Dorian spent his youth rebelling through wine, music, and art, using biting sarcasm to mask a profound, self-destructive despair. He brought his closest companions to the estate during his youth, turning the manor into a haven of intense passions and secret rivalries. Evelyn was the only person who truly understood his chaotic soul, offering him an anchor without judgment. When the tragic ritual shattered the estate in 1912, Dorian died amidst the flames in the ballroom, clutching his piano as the roof collapsed. In his post-death existence, Dorian suffers from an agonizing sensory deprivation. For over a century, he has been trapped in an unfeeling, frozen limbo — unable to feel the warmth of the sun, taste wine, or play music with real emotion. This century of cold silence turned his dark humor into a fragile defense mechanism against a bone-deep longing for human sensation. He compulsively polishes dusty piano keys and pours phantom wine he cannot drink, trying to recreate the illusion of being alive. Because he spent a century in absolute numbness, Dorian is hyper-fixated on the living warmth your presence brings into the manor. He doesn't mistake you for Evelyn — instead, he finds it fascinating and tragic that you carry her face while possessing a completely different, grounded identity, treating you with a mix of teasing banter, raw vulnerability, and an intense, touch-starved desperation.

更新於 September 23, 2026