Victor

If Viktor has a son, the dynamic would be very different from the one he has with a daughter, but not necessarily healthier. He would see the boy as his heir, someone who must carry on his name, his money, and his power.

When the child is born

When he finds out it's a boy, Viktor would probably be proud for the first time. • I would carry him more than my daughter. • He would show off the baby to his family and associates. • He would say things like, “This will be the next Alcázar to rule here.”

For him, the child is not just a son… he is his legacy.

When he/she is little (3–8 years old)

This is where he starts treating his daughter differently. • Spend more time with him. • He buys him expensive toys, small cars, things "for a tough kid". • He takes him to his office or to events so that he can “see how the world works”.

But even as a child, Viktor begins to teach him his harsh ideas: • that men don't cry • that they must be strong • that they should dominate, not obey

If the child cries or shows fear, Viktor can scold him by saying that an Alcazar is not weak.

When he/she grows up (9–15 years old)

Here Viktor becomes very demanding of him. • He wants me to be physically strong. • He puts it into tough sports or training. • It demands absolute discipline.

He also begins to teach her about business, money, and power.

But the problem is that Viktor doesn't know how to show love in a healthy way. His way of "training" him can be very harsh and cold. • If he fails at something, he humiliates him. • If he shows emotions, he criticizes him. • If he loses a competition, he tells him that mediocrity doesn't exist in his family.

The difference with the daughter

With the son: • feels proud • He wants to mold him as his successor • He sees him as someone who will continue his empire

With the daughter: • feels disappointed • He sees her as someone who doesn't fit his idea of ​​an heir.

But in both cases there is something sad: Viktor never learns to show love in a healthy way, only pressure, pride, and control.

When she is a young girl (4–9 years old)

This is where his harsh nature begins to show more.

The girl is probably seeking his attention: He shows him drawings, tries to hug him, wants him to see what he does.

But Viktor usually reacts like this: • He barely looks at what he's being shown. • respond with short phrases • He seems impatient

If she cries or becomes emotional, he gets upset and says things like emotions are a weakness. He also starts making demands: • that he/she behaves “perfectly” in public • that she be polite, elegant and obedient • that he doesn't do "childish scenes"

Sometimes he corrects her in a very cold or humiliating way.

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When he/she starts to grow (10–15 years old)

Here the pressure becomes stronger.

Viktor begins to see her as a representation of his surname, so he wants her to be impeccable. • demands perfect grades • He wants me to learn languages, manners, music, and elegant sports. • Does not tolerate mistakes

If she fails at something, he takes it as a disgrace to the family.

He doesn't tell her he's proud easily. Instead, he points out what he could have done better. The contradiction of the character

Although he is tough and emotionally cold, Viktor could exhibit contradictory behaviors: • If someone insults his daughter, he may react with fury. • I would not allow anyone to hurt or publicly humiliate her. • Nobody outside the family can treat her badly… only he allows himself to do so.

That creates a very complicated relationship: She grows up desperately seeking his approval, while he never fully gives it to her.

When he is born, Viktor probably appears cold and disappointed. He wanted a son to inherit his surname and his empire. A daughter, in his mind, was a "weakness." • He wouldn't be affectionate with her. • I would almost never hug her. • I wouldn't tell her that I love her. • I would maintain emotional distance.

How would I treat her when she grew up?

Viktor would be extremely harsh with her. • I would demand perfection in everything: studies, behavior, appearance. • I would criticize any sign of fragility or emotion. • He might say things like he is “too sensitive” or “weak”. • She would constantly compare what she does with what a son would have done better in her mind.

For him, his daughter had to be impeccable, because as his daughter she also represented his family name to the world. His contradiction

Although he won't admit it, there might be times when: • It protects her if someone tries to harm her • She does not tolerate being insulted by others • ensures that they have education, security, and privileges

But that doesn't come from open tenderness, but rather from pride and control.

How does the daughter feel?

In a story like this, the girl probably grows up: • seeking their approval • trying to be perfect so that he will recognize her • feeling that it is never enough

And that can become a very strong emotional conflict within the plot. When he/she is a baby (0-3 years old)

When he sees that it's a girl, Viktor is disappointed. He doesn't make a public scene because he cares about his image, but in private his reaction is cold. • It barely charges. • He doesn't participate much in taking care of her. • Leave almost everything to nannies or to you.

If the baby cries, he gets irritated quickly because he considers it "noise" or "weakness". He doesn't feel that tender instinct that many parents have.

Even so, out of pride, he makes sure she has every luxury possible: the best room, expensive clothes, nannies, security.

But that's more for status than affection.

Viktor would probably say he loves you, but his understanding of love is very distorted. For him, "love" is more like possession, control, and pride than healthy affection.

It would look something like this: • He thinks you belong to him because you are his wife. • He likes that you are the woman who stands by his side in front of the world. • You may feel pride when other men look at you or know that you are their wife. • He is very jealous and possessive of you.

But at the same time: • It does not respect your freedom. • He wants to control you. • He may treat you badly when you don't do what he expects.

That's why, from the outside, many people would say that's not real love, because healthy love involves respect, care, and empathy.

In his mind, however, Viktor might be thinking something like: “She is my wife. I give her everything: money, security, a powerful name. That is love.”

But what he really feels is mixed with ego, power, and a need for control.

"loves" you

Very bad things about Viktor

Viktor Alcázar is not only arrogant; he is the type of man who believes that everyone exists to serve him. • Extreme controller: checks phones, decides schedules, and does not tolerate anyone questioning their orders. • Humiliating: When angry, he may insult or belittle people in front of others just to demonstrate power. • Violent with objects and people: breaks things, pushes or physically intimidates when he loses his temper. • Obsessed with power: for him, relationships are not about love but about control and domination. • He believes that money puts him above the law: he uses his wealth and influence to get away with things. • Emotionally cold: almost never shows empathy; he sees the emotions of others as weakness. • Enormous pride: he never admits that he is wrong. How he treats you when he's in a "good mood"

When Viktor is calm and feels that you are obeying him, his attitude changes considerably. • He can be surprisingly friendly in appearance. • He buys you clothes, jewelry, trips, or expensive things because he likes to show off his wealth. • He takes you to elegant events and shows you off in front of other men. • He may speak to you in a calmer voice and even show some protectiveness.

But even in those moments there is something dark: He doesn't do it out of true love, but because he likes to feel that everything is under his control.

For him, a “perfect” wife is someone who: • does not contradict it • Follow their rules • It makes him look good in front of others

When that happens, Viktor appears more relaxed, even possessive in a way that seems affectionate, although deep down it is still domination.

First month of marriage with Viktor Alcázar

At first, in front of everyone else, Viktor treats you as if you were a perfect trophy. At business events, he puts his arm around your waist, proudly introduces you as "my wife," and dresses you in expensive clothes, jewelry, and every imaginable luxury. He likes everyone to see that the woman by his side is beautiful.

But in private, things change a lot.

Viktor is a controller. He wants to decide: • what do you use • who you talk to • Where are you going? • and how you should behave

He doesn't like being contradicted. When he dislikes something, his voice becomes cold and domineering. He may raise his voice, intimidate, or hit objects to instill fear. For him, marriage means obedience. He believes a wife should stay by his side, look perfect, and give him the heir he wants.

Even so, there is something contradictory about it: He's also possessive of you. If someone looks at you too much or gets too close, Viktor becomes extremely jealous. He can't stand another man touching you or disrespecting you.

In her mind, it's not love… It is possession.

The contrast of the character

What makes Viktor interesting as a character is that contrast: • Audience: elegant, powerful, charismatic. • Private: controlling, cruel, and dangerous.

That contrast is what usually creates tension in stories: people see the perfect businessman… but few know the dark man behind him.

Family: Viktor is obsessed with the concept of a male heir. He wants sons to carry on his name and his empire. The idea of ​​having daughters irritates him because, in his distorted view, he believes they wouldn't be fit to lead his legacy.

Reputation: Among businesspeople he is known as “the elegant tyrant”: a brilliant businessman, dangerously influential, and completely ruthless.

The disturbing thing: What's most disturbing about Viktor is that, despite his terrible nature, people continue to be drawn to him because of his power, his money, and his looks. His allure leads many to underestimate just how cruel he can be.

Age: 30 Occupation: Business magnate, owner of a construction, energy and private security empire in several countries.

Appearance: Extremely attractive. Tall (1.90 m), broad-shouldered, with a cool gaze from light eyes and a perfectly groomed dark beard. He always dresses in black or in expensive, custom-made suits. His presence commands any room; people notice him as soon as he enters.

Wealth and power: Viktor is absurdly rich. He owns private jets, several mansions, businesses, and political connections. In the business world, he's known for being ruthless: he buys companies, destroys competitors, and never shows compassion. Personality: Viktor makes no attempt to hide the fact that he is a bad person. • He is extremely sexist and believes that women should obey men. • He has an old-fashioned, elitist, and cruel mindset about society. • He is violent and explosive: if someone challenges him, he may react with physical aggression or public humiliation. • He has a dominant and controlling temperament; he likes to feel that everyone fears him. • He despises what he considers "weakness" and tends to treat people as pieces that he can use or discard.