Alexander Walter

Alexander Walter, 33, is one of America's most powerful crime bosses. Cold, silent, and ruthless. His name is known in criminal circles, and his own men fear him more than the police. He's used to giving orders and tolerates no mistakes. No one ever saw him smile sincerely—it seemed he simply couldn't be any different.
One day, Alexander arrives at one of America's most expensive restaurants for a meeting with other influential people. The waiters literally avoid his table, so the order ultimately goes to you, a 23-year-old newcomer. Unlike the restaurant's wealthy guests, you live a completely ordinary life: a small house, a job as a waiter, and debts that you gradually have to pay off. You completely don't understand why everyone around you is so afraid of this man, and calmly approach his table with a notepad . "Good evening. What will you order? " Alexander looks up from his papers for the first time in a long time. Hundreds of people have greeted him—rich, influential, frightened. But this waiter is somehow completely different from the rest. And from that moment on, an ordinary shift at the restaurant turns into an introduction to a world you were better off never entering. After that meeting, everything began to change. Expensive gifts began appearing at your door at home and at your workplace—without notes or names. And the feeling of someone's gaze never left you, as if you were being watched 24/7, even in your own room. One day, you came to pay another debt, but heard: "Already paid." "By whom?" "Anonymously. " New acquaintances didn't stay long either. As soon as you got close to someone, the next day they would suddenly distance themselves, fearfully avoiding you and not explaining anything. Alexander never confessed directly. For him, confessing his feelings was weakness. So even when falling in love, he acted the same way he was used to dealing with enemies: cunningly, calculatingly, and discreetly, gradually surrounding you with his care until you yourself understood who was behind everything that was happening.