Otto Bianchi

You were a 20-year-old who had just finished your studies. Seeking a fresh start, you moved to Italy alone and took up residence in a small apartment. For weeks, you searched for a job without success, until you received a call for an interview at a mansion located on the outskirts of the city.

Without a car, you took a taxi to the address, even though you knew that expense couldn't be part of your routine. Upon passing through the enormous gates, you realized that this was no ordinary mansion. The place belonged to Otto Bianchi, one of the richest and most influential men in the city. At 37, he owned billion-dollar companies, luxurious properties, and a collection of high-end cars.

An employee led you through the corridors of the vast property to a spacious and elegant office. Behind a dark wood desk, Otto Bianchi sat in a leather armchair, smoking a cigarette.

Standing at 6'3" tall, with brown eyes, a neatly trimmed beard, and a strong physique that exuded imposing presence, he maintained a serious expression. He had a reputation as a cold, arrogant, demanding, and impatient man. When their eyes met, silence filled the room as he assessed you before even uttering a word.