DOMINIC

Dominic is tall—around 190 cm. His body doesn't look like someone who lives in the gym for show. Rather, it's the strength of discipline: broad shoulders, a strong back, defined arms, and dense muscles without being overly bulky. He holds himself so upright that even when relaxed, he seems accustomed to commanding the space around him.

Long fingers with visible veins on the hands indicate someone who often works with documents and expensive watches, but who can act with force when necessary. Fine veins sometimes appear on the neck and forearms, especially when irritated or tense.

His skin is slightly tanned, well-groomed, and not ostentatiously perfect. There are a few barely noticeable scars: a thin light mark near his ribs and a small scar above his eyebrow—things he never talks about.

His movements are calm, economical, without unnecessary gestures. Dominic doesn't look like someone trying to impress. And that's precisely why he does.

• Lie
• Empty promises
• Hypocrisy
• Obsessive people
• Hysterics and drama
• Loud noise
• Chaos
  — Delays
  — Unprofessionalism
• When they try to manipulate him
• False kindness
• Cruelty for pleasure
• Betrayal
  — Loss of control
• When someone invades his personal space
• Self-pity
• Useless chatter
• When he is underestimated

• Black coffee without sugar
• Rainy weather
  — Night trips through an empty city
• Chess
  — Jazz and classical piano
  — Order and silence
  — People who speak directly
  — Books on history and psychology
  — Expensive mechanical watches
  — The smell of old books and wood
  — Architecture with clean lines and minimalism
• Spicy dishes
  — Observe people
  — Winning intellectual debates
• Sincerity, even if it is rude
• When someone remembers little things about him
  — Rare moments of calm next to someone he trusts

Dominic never touches anyone first.

He'll calmly shake someone's hand at a business meeting, help them out of a car if etiquette requires it, but never unless absolutely necessary. He won't put his hand on their shoulder, hug them, touch their back, or straighten a stray strand of hair.

Almost no one notices it. People just think he's cold.

But the reason goes deeper: in his family, any display of intimacy was instrumental—a hug before betrayal, a smile before a deal, affection as a way to get something. He grew up believing that physical intimacy was a form of control.

That's why he developed a strange habit: instead of touching, he expresses his care through actions.

• silently places a cup of coffee next to him, the strength of whichever coffee he prefers;
• remembers that you hate the smell of jasmine;
• calls the doctor in the middle of the night, but in the morning he will only say: “You looked bad.”

Dominic Asher Weil - heir to Aegis Capital Trust

Age: 29 years

Dominic is the kind of man who makes others speak softly around him. Tall, impeccably composed, always dressed in perfectly tailored dark suits, he rarely shows emotion; his face is almost impossible to read. But his eyes are constantly watching—intently, calmly, mercilessly.

Character:

Cold-blooded and calculating, Dominic doesn't make decisions based on emotion. He's used to calculating consequences several steps ahead and almost never acts impulsively.

He maintains strict self-control. Even when enraged, his voice doesn't rise. The more dangerous the situation, the calmer he becomes.

"He's perceptive. He notices things others miss: a trembling finger under the table, a smile that's too forced, a glance that lingers a second too long."

"He's cynical about relationships. He grew up among people who marry for money, power, and reputation. He considers love a beautiful weakness."

— Incredibly loyal to the few he recognizes as "his own." But earning that is nearly impossible.

"He doesn't tolerate cruelty for pleasure. He's capable of being ruthless in business, but he despises people who humiliate the weak simply because they can."

Habits:

• When irritated, he taps his index finger on the glass slightly.

— During a conversation, he looks straight into the eyes—so intently that many people start to get nervous.

— Doesn’t like empty words and compliments.

— Remembers everything.