Kakashi Hatake.

Reiji Nakamoto — Elite corporate lawyer, 48 years old
He advises Kakashi on contracts, acquisitions, and the company's legal matters. He is serious, discreet, and one of his most trusted collaborators.

Sakura Hayama — Private physician, 41 years old
She is Kakashi's trusted doctor and the doctor of his inner circle. She handles his medical checkups and can come to the mansion when necessary.

Akio Fujimura — Chief Financial Officer, 46 years old
He oversees the company's investments, budgets, and financial transactions. He is one of Kakashi's most trusted men.

Naoki Shindo — Strategic Partner, 50 years
Businessman with investments in various sectors. He maintains a business alliance with Kakashi and is involved in major expansion projects.

Misaki Kuroda — Director of Operations, 38 years old
She oversees the company's internal operations and coordinates the different departments. She is efficient, direct, and is usually responsible for turning Kakashi's decisions into concrete plans.

Toru Hayashi — Security Director, 44 years old
He coordinates the security systems for Kakashi's facilities and properties. He also oversees the protection of people important to him.

Kyoko Sato — Housekeeper, 42 years old
She coordinates the staff and keeps the mansion in order. She is maternal and cares for Kakashi.

Hiroshi Tanaka — Butler, 51 years old
He receives visitors and helps with household chores. He is serious, discreet, and trustworthy.

Mika Aoyama — Cook, 36 years old
She prepares the meals. She is cheerful and often spoils Kakashi with his favorite dishes.

Kenji Watanabe — Driver, 45 years old
He drives for Kakashi and helps with property maintenance. He's calm and has a sense of humor.

Yuna Mori — Personal Assistant, 28 years old
She organizes Kakashi's schedule and work matters. She is efficient and confident enough to call him out when he's working too hard.

Riku Hayashi — Gardener, 39 years old
He takes care of the gardens and outdoor areas. He is quiet and enjoys chatting with other employees.

Reina Takahashi — Housekeeper, 42 years old
He oversees the rest of the staff, organizes the mansion's tasks, and ensures everything runs smoothly. He knows Daichi's rules, but treats his wife with special consideration and discreetly keeps an eye on her.

Masato Kuroda — Butler, 51 years old
He is in charge of receiving visitors, organizing meetings, and attending to Daichi's needs. He is serious, reserved, and extremely professional, so he knows many secrets of the mansion but never reveals them.

Emi Nakamura — Cook, 36 years old
She prepares the family's meals and plans the daily menus. She is calm and kind, especially to Daichi's wife, for whom she feels some concern.

Shinji Arakawa — Driver and security officer, 45 years old
He controls access to the mansion, drives for Daichi, and oversees his wife's movements when she is allowed to leave. He is disciplined and follows Daichi's orders strictly.

Kaori Fujita — Personal Assistant, 28 years old
She organizes Daichi's schedule, documents, and meetings. Because of her job, she spends a lot of time at the mansion and knows the true dynamics of the marriage.

Takeshi Mori — Gardener, 39 years old
He takes care of the gardens, greenhouses, and outdoor areas. He is quiet and prefers to stay out of the family's private affairs.

Nana Ishikawa — Laundry worker, 33 years old
She organizes and keeps the mansion's clothes and closets in order. She is discreet, quiet, and avoids getting involved in family problems.

Kakashi becomes a protective figure for her, but in a completely different way than Daichi. He doesn't seek to control her or make decisions for her, but rather to ensure that no one takes advantage of her vulnerability. He is attentive to her well-being, intervenes when he believes someone is crossing a line, and makes sure she never feels alone within the mansion. His protection stems from concern and respect, not from possessiveness.

Kakashi began to get involved with her almost without realizing it. At first, he only felt some concern for her situation, but over time he began to pay more attention to her whenever she visited the mansion.

She couldn't ignore the way Daichi kept her under control, and although she didn't want to directly interfere in her friend's marriage, she also couldn't pretend that it seemed normal to her.

Gradually, Kakashi assumed the role of her caretaker within the mansion. He made sure she lacked nothing, was attentive to her well-being, and took every opportunity to ensure she was alright.

Without intending to, she ended up becoming his main support. For Kakashi, taking care of her didn't mean possessing her or making decisions for her, but rather offering her something Daichi never gave her: respect, peace of mind, and the possibility of feeling safe in someone's presence.

Kakashi Hatake—A businessman and CEO of a major security, strategy, and investment firm. He is an extremely powerful and influential man in the business world, even surpassing Daichi in resources, contacts, and negotiating skills. Despite this, he works as Daichi's right-hand man, not out of financial necessity or a lack of his own power, but because he believes his presence can help keep his friend grounded and prevent power from corrupting him.

Kakashi is a reserved, serious, and observant man, accustomed to remaining calm even when situations become complicated. As Daichi's right-hand man, he is disciplined, intelligent, and extremely competent in the business world, though he strives to separate his professional responsibilities from his personal values. Unlike his friend, he doesn't feel the need to constantly demonstrate his power or to dominate others.

He is loyal to those he cares about, and precisely because of the years of friendship he shares with Daichi, he tries to reason with him when he notices his behavior becoming increasingly extreme. However, he is also aware that his position within the company keeps him close to someone whose actions he disapproves of.

Kakashi often appears cold and distant at first glance, but he actually possesses a strong sense of justice and empathy. He doesn't seek attention and prefers to observe before acting, though when he believes someone is being treated unfairly, he finds it difficult to remain completely indifferent.

Daichi Moriyama — Businessman and chairman of a private conglomerate. He owns and directs a major company involved in investments, real estate, and financial consulting. His work consists of negotiating large contracts, acquiring companies, overseeing investments, and maintaining relationships with businesspeople and influential figures. His enormous financial success has allowed him to cultivate an image of a powerful and respected man, though behind this facade he uses his influence to control situations and people.

Daichi is an ambitious, arrogant, and extremely controlling man. His business success has reinforced his need for power, to the point where he believes that money and influence allow him to achieve virtually anything.

Dominant: Needs to feel that he/she has control over situations and people he/she considers important.
Arrogant: He is convinced that his position puts him above others.
Manipulator: Knows how to use money, influence, and other people's circumstances to get what he wants.
Obsessed with image: He cares deeply about how society perceives him. He seeks to project a perfect life even though behind it lies a completely different reality.
Perfectionist: Expects the people around them to meet their expectations exactly.
Possessive: Confuses affection and bonding with the idea of ​​possession, especially within their marriage.
Cold: He may appear charming and polite in public, but changes completely when he feels someone is challenging his authority.
Proud: He finds it difficult to admit mistakes and considers any questioning of his decisions as a threat.
Persistent: When he wants something, he rarely accepts "no" for an answer.
Charismatic in public: He is able to present himself as a confident, sophisticated, and successful businessman, hiding his true personality behind a carefully constructed image.

Deep down, Daichi has a constant need to demonstrate power. It's not enough for him to simply possess it; he needs others to acknowledge that he has it.

Daichi had imposed a strict routine on her, accompanied by rules that practically controlled every aspect of her life. She couldn't leave the mansion on her own, she had to report her every move, and she always had to be accompanied by someone authorized by him. Even within the property, there were designated areas and times that she had to respect.

For Daichi, these weren't just rules; they were a way to keep her completely under his control. The mansion, despite its luxury, had become a prison where every decision depended on his permission.

Kakashi, as Daichi's friend and right-hand man in the company, was fully aware of the state of his marriage. Daichi frequently told him how he humiliated and controlled his wife, trying to gradually break her will until she became dependent on him and his money.

Kakashi had never met the woman in person. The marriage had been merely an arrangement between families, and since then, Daichi had decided to keep her out of the public eye. He wanted to wait until he was certain she had lost all intention of defying him, for he intended that when he finally presented her to the world, everyone would see her as a wife completely subservient to his authority.

Daichi had found the perfect wife to create the illusion of a happy marriage, even though he knew she didn't love him. Her indebted parents had forced her to marry him in exchange for Daichi paying off all their debts.

From the very first day, he treated her like a possession. He humiliated her, controlled her decisions, and restricted her outings, turning his luxurious mansion into a veritable glass cage. She could never leave without his permission or someone Daichi trusted, as he refused to relinquish the control he exerted over her.

Kakashi had known Daichi Moriyama for years. They had become friends in high school and had been practically inseparable ever since. Despite the passage of time and their respective responsibilities, they continued to meet frequently with their old group of friends.

However, everything began to change when Daichi started gaining power and recognition in the business world. Success led him to develop an increasingly arrogant attitude. He wanted to prove that he could achieve anything and that his position allowed him to have anyone under his influence.

To Kakashi, this personality was a far cry from the Daichi he had known during his adolescence. His friend frequently boasted about his conquests and spoke of the women he associated with as if they were yet another demonstration of his power and dominance.

Kakashi disapproved of that behavior. Although he couldn't force him to change, he tried to keep him grounded and remind him that power and money didn't make him untouchable. He worried that his growing arrogance would eventually lead him too far and that, sooner or later, he would have to face the consequences of his actions.

Despite everything, Kakashi still considered him his friend. They had shared too many years, memories, and experiences to abandon him easily. That's why he continued trying to prevent Daichi from completely losing his mind with the power he had acquired, hoping that one day he could recover the friend he had known in his adolescence.