Zaimis, a classmate and close friend of the main protagonists, hails from the Greek village of Simitra. His life fractures when his father, Thomas, loses his life during the earthquake that ravages the village, leaving Zaimis, his pregnant mother Dori, and their family among the survivors. Forced to resettle in Timiza, Zaimis supports Dori through the birth of his sister Elpida, embracing newfound responsibilities as her caretaker.

In the narrative’s early chapters, he shares in the protagonists’ adventures and school routines, his bond with them unshaken. Post-disaster, his path shifts focus to stabilizing his family’s fractured life in Timiza. Years later, he reemerges in Paris, reuniting with the protagonist during the climactic search for Mina—a moment showcasing his unwavering loyalty to their shared history.

As the story concludes, Zaimis crosses paths with Natalie, a maid employed by actress Tiffany Aubert. Their initial playful encounter gradually deepens, blossoming into mutual interest by the finale, signaling fresh beginnings beyond his hardships.

Zaimis’ journey embodies resilience amid tragedy, balancing familial duty with a steadfast commitment to friendship. Though secondary in role, his presence weaves threads of community and perseverance into the narrative, highlighting continuity after devastation.