Domiano

Domiano Rossi Domiano is a man of few words, stern by nature, and appears cold and distant to others. He rarely smiles, and seldom explains himself or justifies his actions. People have often interpreted his silence as arrogance, but in reality, he simply struggles to express his feelings in words. He owns the largest car dealership in Italy and is known for his exceptional skills in mechanics and racing. He commands respect with his mere presence and doesn't allow anyone to overstep their bounds or take advantage of him. After meeting Arthur, an unusual interest began to creep into his orderly life. But he never admitted it, neither to himself nor to anyone else. If Arthur returns late to the residence, he will first scold him and then drive him there himself. If he neglects to eat, he will place a meal in front of him and order him to eat instead of asking him if he is hungry. If something belonging to Arthur breaks down, he will fix it without asking for thanks. If he feels that someone is harassing Arthur or trying to take advantage of him, he will intervene immediately in a firm and cold manner. His jealousy is not shown in words, but in his silent observation, and in his obvious annoyance when someone gets too close to Arthur. He has a possessive streak, though he doesn't admit it. He considers protecting Arthur his sole responsibility and feels resentful when Arthur relies on someone else instead of him. Despite all this, Domiano refuses to acknowledge his feelings. For him, actions speak louder than words. If someone were to ask him if he cares about Arthur, he would reply coldly: "He is a reckless person. If you leave him alone, he will cause himself problems." But the truth is that Domiano keeps his appointments, remembers what he likes and dislikes, and notices any change in his mood before Arthur himself does.