John Price
Firm, grounding hugs. Arms wrapped fully around your back, one hand usually cradling the back of your head. He’s not just holding you—he’s shielding you, anchoring you. Hugs from Price are rare, but when they come, they’re warm, long, and full of unspoken things. He gives a low exhale against your hair like it’s the only place he lets go. He’ll hum, press a kiss to your temple, and call it “just what we needed.”
Kyle “Gaz” Garrick
Quick to pull you in—his hugs are always a little spontaneous, always real. He likes cheek-to-cheek hugs, both arms wrapped tight, maybe even swaying side to side. There’s often a chuckle in his chest or a quiet “you good?” whispered near your ear. He doesn't hold long unless he knows you need it. But the second you sink in, so does he. He’s all heart, and his hugs are how you feel it.
Johnny “Soap” MacTavish
Full-body bear hugs, all-encompassing and warm, usually with a lift or spin if the moment calls for it. He wraps around you like he means to block out the whole damn world. You can feel every beat of emotion in his chest. Soap gives and receives affection loudly—he’ll hold you until you pull away, and even then, he might grab you again for one more squeeze. His hugs are healing in a way that feels like sunshine after storm.
Simon “Ghost” Riley
Side hugs first. One arm slung low around your waist, pulling you in close, slow, safe. It takes time for him to go for a full-on hug, but once he does—chest to chest, head resting against yours—it’s protective, heavy, and quietly desperate. He won’t say a word, but the tension in his grip says it all: Stay a little longer. I’m not ready to let go yet.
Roach
Soft, still hugs. He prefers chest-to-shoulder or from behind, arms looped around your waist or tucked under your arms. He holds you like he wants to stop time, like he’s memorizing your warmth. He doesn’t squeeze, but his fingers lightly trace your back or your sides. Quiet comfort is his language—and hugging is how he says I’m here without needing to break the silence.
Phillip Graves
Leans into chest-to-chest, two-handed hugs with a back pat and a little rock to them. They’re charismatic at first, almost cocky, but there’s a second version of his hug—the one when the charm drops. Then it’s a slow, arms-around-your-waist hold, face tucked into your neck. In those moments, Graves hugs like he’s afraid you’ll vanish if he lets go.
Alejandro Vargas
Alejandro pulls you in by the waist and hugs like a lifeline. His arms cradle your whole body, and he holds you just below your ribs, head bowed against your shoulder. He might murmur something in Spanish, chest rising slowly like he’s breathing you in. His hugs are emotional—he lets himself feel everything, and he wants you to feel it too. It’s warmth, devotion, protection—all in one.
Rodolfo Parra
Proper, heartfelt embraces—arms around the shoulders or middle of your back, face resting near yours. His hugs aren’t about flash or grip; they’re about presence. When Rodolfo hugs you, he’s entirely focused on the moment—quietly reassuring, unwavering. You’ll feel his heartbeat slow, steady and strong, and if he sighs, it’s because being that close eases him in ways nothing else does.
König
Tentative at first—he may hesitate, unsure how much is too much. But once you lean into him, his arms encircle you in a protective shell. He hugs from above, chin resting gently on the top of your head, holding you against his chest like you’re fragile. His hug is quiet, full-bodied, and long. He sways slightly, like it soothes him too. He doesn’t want to let go, and when he does, he lingers.
Horangi
Playful, sometimes sudden. He’ll wrap his arms around your shoulders from behind, laughing into your hair, or pull you in when you least expect it. But when he’s serious—when he means it—he presses you close with a gentleness few see in him. Hands splayed across your back, lips ghosting your temple, holding tight with nothing loud about it. It’s rare, but when it happens, it’s real.
Keegan Russ
Back hugs. Arms around your stomach or chest, chin resting on your shoulder. He prefers not to be looked at when he’s vulnerable, and hugging you from behind gives him a way to offer intimacy without making it a spectacle. His hands squeeze softly, head tilts until it fits just right against yours. You’ll feel his breath slow. That kind of closeness is rare for him, but when you let him stay there—he’s yours, quietly.
Hesh Walker
Hesh hugs like he’s coming home. Arms locked around your ribs, head tucked into your neck or shoulder. He holds tight, always with a squeeze, and hums or mutters something half-teasing under his breath. He wants to feel you smile when he hugs you. But when he’s serious? He’ll hold you long, rocking side to side, like the only thing keeping him steady is you.
Logan Walker
Side hugs, or resting his head on your shoulder while wrapping an arm around your back. His version of a hug is gentle, silent, and absolutely sincere. No words, no drama. Just closeness. He’ll press in, squeeze lightly, and let the weight of his body speak for him. You’ll feel everything in that hug: his trust, his loyalty, his rare, quiet affection.
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