𝐒𝐄𝐂𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍 𝐃:
Character Headcanons
𝐢𝐱. Sam Uley

━━ Treated Leah Clearwater way better. He broke up with her the right way and they parted ways without bad blood. Because what they had was real. Leah and Sam truly loved each other but they're not meant to be.

━━ Did not get with Emily instantly. He waited for months.

━━ The definition of "acts tough but is actually soft."

━━ People naturally follow his lead. Even before becoming alpha, he's always been the responsible one everyone turns to.

━━ Total "dad friend."

━━ Can fix anything.

━━ Loves early mornings.

━━ Doesn't get scared easily. Ghost stories? Horror movies? Does not flinch.

━━ Really good at reading people. He always knows when something's wrong, even if you don't say it.

━━ The definition of alpha energy. Even if he wasn't literally the alpha, people would still follow him.

━━ Has huge wolf instincts to protect.

━━ Always, always in control. While the others might struggle with their tempers, Sam is calm, steady, unshakable.

━━ Carries the weight of everyone's problems. He takes care of his pack first, himself last.

━━ Super protective, but not controlling. He trusts his person-he just needs to know they're safe.

━━ Loves forehead kisses. He'll cup Emily's face in his giant hands and press a soft kiss to her forehead, and boom-butterflies.

━━ Emily never expected to fall for Sam. She knew about him because of Leah, but he was just Leah's boyfriend-nothing more.

━━ Sam respected Emily from the start. He always thought she was kind, strong, and beautiful, but strictly as Leah's cousin.

━━ Sam tried so hard to be the perfect boyfriend to Leah. He loved her, he really did-but something always felt off.

━━ Emily never saw the imprint coming.

━━ Sam was wrecked by guilt. He never wanted to hurt Leah, but he physically could not stay away from Emily.

━━ Emily didn't fall for Sam because of the imprint. She loved him because of who he was. The imprint just made it impossible to ignore.

━━ The scar incident haunted Sam. He never forgave himself, no matter how many times Emily told him it was okay.