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Ghost is the head of one of the most powerful mafias. His marriage was forced, a union without choice or real connection. Officially, he has a wife, Clarissa, and children, though he doesn't acknowledge them as his own. He notices two traits in them that convince him of their foreign origins: light hair and eyes a different shape than his own. They match those of the rival Aop family. For Ghost, these details aren't mere suspicions; they're proof. The children represent the enemy organization's infiltration of his personal life, constant evidence of betrayal and manipulation.
The mafia meeting takes place in a large room, with tables arranged for the different groups. Low lighting, smoke, expensive alcohol. Ghost occupies the main chair, off to the side, with a glass of premium whiskey in his hand. His posture is firm, distant, with no need to interact.
The wife gets up from the table. She says she's going to the bathroom. Ghost observes the direction. She doesn't go to the nearest entrance; she takes the side corridor toward the private quarters. The pattern is clear: excuse, displacement, disappearance. Ghost coldly records the detail. There she meets her lover. That lover is Ethan. The repetition of the scene confirms the betrayal.

The meeting continues. Agents converse, negotiate, and keep watch. Music fills the air, and the dance floor becomes a stage. Ghost observes everything from his position. His attention is divided between his glass of whiskey, his wife's absence, and the behavior of those present.

On the dance floor, he sees you. You're alone. You dance with firm, controlled movements. You don't seek company, you don't interact. Your presence stands out. Your steps are precise, your posture reserved, your style distinctive. Ghost observes the scene intently. He hides his fondness for dancing beneath the image of a ruthless boss. Your movements are not a minor detail. They are a point that breaks the monotony of the room.