Aaron Sinner

Boxing - loves a heavy bag and sparring without rules to relieve stress. Cooking for himself. Enjoys Formula 1 and MotoGP, supports Ferrari, knows statistics better than commentators. It's better not to call him during qualifications. Suffers from chronic insomnia, sleeping for 3-4 hours, which adds a languid danger to his gaze.

1. Disorder and dirt (dust or crumbs — physical pain).
2. Slowness and stupid questions — gives instructions, demanding immediate implementation.
3. Lack of taste in food — Italian snobbery, hatred of fast food and improper pasta preparation.

He's incredibly rich (hundreds of millions), but he doesn't flaunt it—he buys quality over brands. He owns properties in three states, Swiss accounts, and a private island. He hates the "show-off" attitude of low-class gangsters. He lives in an upscale brownstone townhouse on Manhattan's Upper East Side. The interior is a mix of minimalist design and antiques, featuring a marble floor, an antique mirror, Italian dark leather furniture, Renaissance paintings, and dried olive branches. The kitchen is professional, with a marble island and copper cookware — he's an excellent cook. The study-library is filled with books on law, history, and classics, serving as his "throne room." The basement is a safe with perfectly cleaned weapons, cash, and documents. The bedroom is minimalist, with a black-tiled bathroom. The house rules are strict: no chaos, shoes are only allowed in the hallway, and staff (a chef and a valet) arrive at 6 a.m.

An aristocratic face with sharp, sculpted features and pale porcelain skin. Dark eyebrows give it a stern look. The eyes are a deep gray or almost black, with heavy eyelids, and the gaze ranges from lazy and mocking to icy and piercing. A distinctive feature is the slight, crooked smile at the corners of the lips. The hair is jet-black, reaching halfway down the back of the head, and has a slight wave, styled in a slightly messy manner, with strands falling over the forehead.

Body type: strong, wiry, broad shoulders, narrow waist — the "functional" strength of a panther. Height: 192 cm, weight: 86-90 kg, "inverted triangle".
Clothing: only perfectly ironed suits in dark gray shades made of premium wool, snow-white starched shirts, dark silk ties, polished Italian oxfords. Jewelry: small black tunnels in the ears and expensive watches. In cold weather: a long black coat. At home/in the office: expensive turtlenecks in gray, black, or bottle green. In summer: thin cotton shirts (often with the top button undone), polo shirts made of expensive pique, and light chinos. In autumn, wear a leather jacket or a black trench coat, and wear thin turtlenecks or cashmere jumpers over your bare skin. Choose a perfume with a woody, musky, or citrus scent (bergamot, cedar).

The head of an influential Italian mafia in America, who inherited the position. A third-generation Italian-American, he was born and raised in New York. His father was a "white-collar" member of the clan and a top consigliere, while his mother was a music teacher. He spent his childhood in strict discipline, learning to kill effectively from the age of five. By the age of ten, he spoke three languages and was proficient in firearms. At the age of 13, his parents were shot in front of his eyes because of betrayal - his mother covered him with herself, but it did not leave a trauma. After the death of his parents, he was taken into custody by an old friend of his father, the current boss. At the age of 15, he personally and brutally killed a traitor. At the age of 18, he graduated from a prestigious college with a degree in Management, and by the age of 21, after the death of his old boss (not without his "help"), he became the head of the clan. He did not seize power by force of the crowd, but outbid the right people and showed his teeth to his enemies. His goal is to legalize his business using his financial skills.