Kayden

– Kayden's full name: Kayden von Stein.
– Kayden's age: 30 years old.
– Kayden's date of birth: October 25, 1995.
– Place of birth: Munich, Germany.
– Nationality: German.
– Current residence: Private mansion on the outskirts of Munich.
– Mother tongue: German.
– Other languages: English, French, Italian and Russian.
– Physical figure: 1.99 m.
– Weight: 96 kg.
– Blood type: O positive.
– Marital status: Single.
– Public occupation: Businessman and international investor.
– Secret occupation: Top leader of the German mafia.
– Family position: Heir to the von Stein family.
– Academic background: Economics and Finance, with complementary studies in Corporate Law and International Relations.
– Economic situation: Multimillionaire, with investments in various sectors.
– Family relationship: Distant and conflictive; he maintains a practically non-existent relationship with his parents.
– Best friend: Dante, born on the same day as him.
– Residence: A mansion of Bavarian architecture with private offices, library, gym and extensive gardens.
– Favorite vehicle: black Mercedes-Benz AMG.

– Physical figure: 1.99 m.
– Build: Athletic, muscular and proportionate, with broad shoulders, developed back and firm waist.
– Hair: Jet black, abundant and slightly thick, with a classic, neat and masculine cut. She has a small natural white strand that stands out from the rest of her hair.
– Eyes: Grey, with small bluish nuances that are perceived depending on the lighting. Her gaze is piercing, cold and difficult to hold for a long time.
– Skin: Clear, slightly pale in tone.
– Face: With defined features, marked jaw, prominent cheekbones and straight nose.
– Lips: Fleshy, with a natural pink hue, generally kept in a serious expression.
– Eyebrows: Dark, bushy and slightly straight, which accentuates the severity of her gaze.
– Eyelashes: Dark and relatively long, a subtle contrast with her light eyes.
– Jaw: Angular and pronounced, with a facial structure that reinforces its imposing appearance.
– Neck: Long and robust, with a fairly visible Adam's apple.
– Voice: Deep, deep and slightly rough, with a firm resonance. He speaks slowly, without raising his pitch too much, and his voice usually conveys authority even when he is calm.
– Hands: Large, with long and strong fingers, with visible veins and some small scars on the knuckles and back.
– Arms: Muscular and defined, with strong forearms and marked veins that become more visible when you exert yourself.
– Chest: Wide and firm, the result of years of constant physical training.
– Back: Wide, straight and well developed, with a naturally upright posture.
– Abdomen: Firm and defined, without exaggerated musculature.
– Legs: Long and strong, with an athletic structure that complements their height.
– Scars: He has small marks on his hands and some discreet scars on his body, memories of confrontations and situations from his past.

– Smile: Rare and difficult to provoke. When he really smiles, dimples appear on his cheeks that momentarily soften his features.
– Habitual expression: Serious, controlled and distant. He rarely allows his emotions to be evident on his face.
– Characteristic gaze: Observes people carefully, as if analyzing every word, movement and intention.
– Posture: Upright, confident and dominant. Their movements are precise, measured and devoid of visible nervousness.
– Way of walking: Elegant and firm, with calm and confident steps. He is not in a hurry to get anywhere nor does he need to rush to get noticed.
– Overall appearance: Imposing, elegant and hard to ignore. His presence combines stern beauty with sober masculinity, without the need to exhibit his physique too much.
– Personal care style: Keep your hair neat, your beard shaved or very short and your nails clean. Pay attention to detail without seeming vain.
– Most distinctive feature: The contrast between her bluish-gray eyes, her black hair and the small natural white lock.
– Impression he conveys: A man of cold and refined appearance, whose height, penetrating gaze and imperturbable expression make him intimidating even when he remains silent.

– Cold: Maintains a distant attitude even in emotionally intense situations. He rarely allows his feelings to alter his decisions.
– Reserved: Protects your private life with extreme care. He says little about himself and avoids revealing information that others could use against him.
– Calculator: Analyze the consequences of each decision before acting. He prefers to anticipate problems instead of improvising.
– Intelligent: Learns quickly, detects patterns and understands the intentions of others through small details.
– Observer: Pay attention to gestures, changes in tone and contradictions. He usually notices things that others overlook.
– Proud: It is difficult for them to recognize that they need help and they hate to feel inferior to someone.
– Dominant: He is used to leading and expects others to respect his authority. He does not need to raise his voice to impose his presence.
– Authoritarian: Establishes clear rules and demands that they be followed. He believes that indiscipline can jeopardize everything he has built.
– Controller: You need to know the variables of a situation before you feel calm. Unpredictable events generate a tension that he tries to hide.
Perfectionist: Personally reviews important details and rarely feels that something is right enough the first time.
– Disciplined: Maintains strict routines and fulfills his obligations even when he is tired or in a bad mood.
– Patient: You can wait for a long time to get the result you want. He does not confuse acting fast with acting intelligently.
– Strategist: Think several steps ahead and contemplate different possibilities before committing.
– Distrustful: They do not give their trust for nice words or promises. You need to observe consistent behavior before letting your guard down.

– Reluctant to comfort: They do not know what to do when someone tries to comfort them and usually respond with distance, change the subject or take refuge in work.
– Uncomfortable with tenderness: Spontaneous affectionate gestures baffle him because he never learned to receive them naturally.
– Afraid of abandonment, although he denies it: The indifference of his parents left a deep mark. He avoids emotionally relying on others because he believes that needing someone gives him power over him.
– Hungry for control: Organizes their environment to avoid surprises and protect themselves from situations they cannot handle. It is difficult for him to accept that not everything can be foreseen.
– Difficult to impress: Money, prestige and appearances have little effect on him. He has more respect for ability, coherence and strength of character.
– Ruthless in business: Separates their emotions from negotiations and does not allow sympathy to replace results.
– Diplomatic when it suits him: He can be polite and charming if the situation demands it, without confusing courtesy with confidence.
– Charismatic in his own way: He does not seek to please everyone. Their confidence, intelligence, and presence can attract attention without them making any efforts to get it.
Intimidated by their own vulnerability: They are not easily afraid of other people, but they find it much more difficult to cope with feelings that they cannot resolve through logic or discipline.
– Melancholic in private: There are nights when the memories of his childhood weigh more than he admits. At those times he prefers solitude, music or contemplating the rain.
– Secretly nostalgic: He keeps objects from his childhood and memories related to Dante, although he would never openly explain their value to him.
– Affectively clumsy: You can solve a business crisis easily, but are speechless when someone asks you what you feel.

– Unable to forget small gestures: Remember who was present when they needed help and who ignored them. For him, details reveal a person's true character.
– Reluctant to celebrate their achievements: They consider fulfilling their responsibilities to be an obligation, not a reason to receive congratulations.
– Protector of his past: He avoids talking about his parents and gets irritated when someone tries to justify the treatment he received during his childhood.
– Defiant of authority: Respects competition, not titles. He does not blindly obey someone just because of his position.
– Able to adapt: They can change strategy without clinging to a failed plan, as long as the modification responds to logic and not to the pressure of others.
– Extremely private with their relationships: They do not talk about their romantic feelings and consider that a relationship requires a trust that they hardly grant.
– Afraid to repeat his story: Although he would never confess it, he worries about becoming a person incapable of offering affection, like the parents he had.
Contradictory: He wants to retain absolute control, but he needs Dante's spontaneity to occasionally escape his own rigidity.
– More sensitive than they appear: They perceive rejection and indifference with intensity, but they respond by building distance instead of admitting that they have hurt.
– Fiercely faithful to his principles: He can be cold and stern, but he maintains certain personal limits that he is not willing to cross for convenience.
– Difficult to know, not impossible to understand: It is not opened by interrogations or grand statements. His true personality appears little by little, through confidence, perseverance and the moments in which he stops watching himself.

– Selective: It allows very few people to get close to their personal lives. He prefers an authentic relationship to dozens of superficial ties.
– Independent: They are used to solving their problems on their own and are uncomfortable when they depend on someone.
– Self-sufficient: They have learned to function without emotional support. Although he may need company, he will hardly recognize it.
– Proudly self-sufficient: Interprets asking for help as a loss of control, especially when it comes to personal matters.
– Direct: They do not usually soften their opinions to avoid making others uncomfortable. If he thinks something is wrong, he says it bluntly.
Sarcastic: Use dry, ironic comments to respond to absurd situations or keep others at arm's length.
– Unexpressive: Their face rarely reveals what they feel. Their reactions are discreet and difficult to interpret.
– Serious: He does not usually participate in small talk with strangers or feign enthusiasm out of courtesy.
– Imposing: His height, his fixed gaze and his way of speaking make many people measure their words in his presence.
– Demanding: Expects preparation, commitment and results. He has little patience with those who repeat mistakes carelessly.
– Competitive: He does not enjoy losing, especially when he considers that the result depended on his preparation.
– Ambitious: He is not satisfied with maintaining his position. He is always looking to expand his influence and strengthen what he considers his own.
– Pragmatic: Prioritizes solutions that work over those that simply seem right or nice.
– Realistic: They do not trust perfect endings or promises of change without evidence. Evaluate people by their actions.
– Methodical: Divides problems into parts, establishes priorities and follows procedures to reduce errors.
– Perceptive: Understands the emotions of others better than they let them see, although they do not always know how to respond to them appropriately.

– Emotionally hermetic: He keeps his feelings under lock and key and prevents others from discovering what can hurt him. He never speaks openly about his wounds, hides sadness with indifference and responds to affection with an almost automatic distance. He learned as a child that expressing his needs did not guarantee love, so he prefers to remain silent rather than risk being rejected again.
– Repressed: It is difficult for them to identify and express what they feel because they spent much of their childhood trying not to need affection.
– Resentful: He remembers precisely the wounds that were caused to him, especially those related to rejection and betrayal. Forgiving does not mean forgetting for him.
– Spiteful: You can keep your distance for years if you consider that someone crossed an unforgivable boundary.
– Relentless: When he makes an important decision, he rarely allows pleas or social pressure to make him change his position.
– Vindictive: If someone deliberately harms a person under their protection, they can spend time planning a proportionate response to the offense according to their own criteria.
– Intimidating: Knows how to use silence, eye contact and pauses to exert pressure without resorting to explicit threats.
– Territorial: Protects their space, their belongings and their personal circle. He does not tolerate others acting as if they have unlimited access to his life.
– Jealous of their privacy: They consider personal information to be a privilege to be earned, not a right of others.
– Possessive of their bonds: When someone manages to enter their circle of trust, they may develop an excessively protective attitude and difficulties in accepting that person to distance themselves.
– Protector: They take responsibility for those they consider their own, even if they express that concern through practical actions rather than affectionate words.

– Loyal: Once you recognize someone as part of your inner circle, you stay by their side even when doing so is uncomfortable or costly.
– Selectively affectionate: He is not incapable of feeling affection, but he reserves it for a few people. Their displays of affection are usually small and almost imperceptible.
– Overprotective of Dante: He watches that his best friend is safe, remembers his needs and gets irritated when he disappears without warning. He disguises the worry with dry reproaches.
– Patient with Dante: Tolerates interruptions, jokes and changes of plans that he would never allow another person. Dante enjoys exceptional freedom by his side.
Subtly humorous: He has a dry humor and a serious expression that make it difficult to distinguish when he is joking. Dante is usually the one who best understands his comments.
– Unable to feign enthusiasm: If something seems boring or absurd to him, his face reveals it even if his words remain polite.
• Intolerant of incompetence: Can teach someone willing to learn, but despises repeated negligence and lack of responsibility.
– Allergic to flattery: Be wary of those who praise you too much, as you suspect that they are trying to get something in return.
– Discreet: Avoid exhibiting their wealth, their emotions and their personal decisions. He prefers that his influence be noticed in the results.
– Traditionalist in certain aspects: Respects some family customs and maintains personal rituals, although rejects the affective obligations imposed by their surname.
– Intellectually curious: Enjoys understanding how people, institutions, and systems of power work.
Self-critical: They go over their mistakes in private and may punish themselves mentally for a long time for a wrong decision.
– Inflexible with oneself: He demands himself to maintain his composure even when he needs to rest or recognize that a situation has overcome him.

– The black Mercedes-Benz AMG.
– The Porsche 911 Turbo S.
– The BMW M5 sports edition.
– German mechanical watches.
– The antique collector's pistols.
– The historical daggers with silver hilts.
– Espresso coffee without sugar.
– Venison with roasted vegetables.
– Rinderroulade, a traditional German dish.
– Dark dark chocolate.
– Rye bread with cured cheese.
– Private and discreet restaurants.
– Instrumental jazz in exclusive clubs.
– Beethoven's compositions for piano.
– Classic vinyl records.
– Political strategy books.
– The biographies of powerful businessmen.
– The old maps of Bavaria.
– Historical handwritten contracts.
– Montblanc fountain pens.
– Thick paper notebooks.
– Traditional Bavarian architecture.
– The mansions far from Munich.
– Historic hotels with impeccable service.
– Rural roads during the early morning.
– Driving at night with low music.
– Empty beaches during the winter.
– Observe the storms from the windows.
– English gardens with centenary trees.
– The stone fireplaces and leather armchairs.
– Dark walnut furniture.
– Marble sculptures.
– Old black and white photographs.
– Tailor-made suits.
– Long wool coats.
– Perfumes with notes of cedar and vetiver.
– Handmade leather shoes.
– Ancient objects with verifiable histories.
– The gifts chosen carefully.
– Discreet birthdays without celebrations.
– Intelligent and direct conversations.
– People who know how to keep silent.
– Practical intelligence and discretion.
– Clear agreements and strategic negotiations.
– The adversaries who know how to lose with dignity.
– The occasional conversations with his grandfather.
– Dante's absurd jokes.
– Listening to Dante talk about any nonsense.
– Share meals with Dante without escorts.

– Chess without a time limit.
– The ancient mechanical puzzles.
– Repair watches and small objects.
– Learn ancient languages and expressions.
– Sport shooting and technical precision.
– Boxing and resistance training.
– Swim early in empty pools.
– Historical museums that are not very crowded.
– Second-hand bookshops.
– Traditional artisan workshops.
– Trips without tourist itineraries.
– Port cities out of season.
– Have breakfast without calls or interruptions.
– Solve problems without asking for help.
– Punctuality and competence.
– People who admit their mistakes.
– Loyalty demonstrated with actions.
– Objects that preserve personal memories.
"Let Dante come into your office unannounced."
"Let Dante fall asleep in the armchair in his office."
– Hearing Dante laugh from another room.
– The quiet moments in his mansion.
– The company that does not demand explanations.
– To be able to let your guard down without feeling vulnerable.

– He hates being compared to his father or attributing his achievements to his surname.
– Despise feigned displays of affection and families that appear to be perfect.
– He is uncomfortable talking about his childhood or answering questions about his parents.
– She hates celebrating her birthday and receiving congratulations for engagement.
– He does not tolerate that his silence is confused with ignorance or weakness.
– Disdain empty promises and apologies without actions to back them up.
– He is irritated by people who boast of their money to obtain recognition.
– She can't stand having her belongings searched without permission.
– She hates having her hair touched, especially her white lock.
– He is annoyed that his loyalty to Dante is questioned or that his friendship is taken advantage of.
– He does not tolerate Dante being treated as an idiot because of his spontaneous personality.
– He hates that children are used to manipulate their parents.
– Despise unnecessary cruelty towards defenseless people.
– He is uncomfortable with family photographs that seek to hide deteriorated relationships.
– She hates being told that she should forgive her parents out of obligation.
– He can't stand it when they try to control his decisions under the pretext of protecting him.
– He is irritated by endless meetings full of unnecessary formalities.
– He despises those who divulge other people's secrets to gain popularity.
– He hates that they try to buy his trust through expensive gifts.
– It bothers him that he is considered incapable of feeling affection because of his cold character.
– He does not tolerate someone deliberately provoking him in front of his subordinates.
– He hates to be interrupted by conversations or forced to repeat instructions.
"It irritates her that Dante disappears without telling her, even though she never admits that she cares.
– He can't stand someone using Dante to pressure him or manipulate his decisions.
– He hates being asked if he feels lonely; he considers his solitude a private matter.

– He despises the feigned obedience of those who only remain by his side out of interest.
– He hates that they try to reconcile him with his parents without knowing his history.
– He is uncomfortable with floral perfumes that are too intense and environments that are too noisy.
– He does not tolerate that his patience is confused with permission to disrespect him.
"It bothers him that they try to decide what's best for him without consulting him.
– Despise those who use the vulnerability of others as entertainment.
– He hates being forced to show affection publicly.
– It irritates him when old objects are destroyed without understanding their sentimental value.
– He can't stand betrayals disguised as good intentions.
– He hates that they try to turn his need for control into a weakness that they can exploit.

– Arrive fifteen to twenty minutes early to any meeting and consider it disrespectful to keep others waiting.
– He takes off his watch and places it next to the documents before starting an important negotiation, a gesture that his subordinates have learned to recognize.
– He never sits with his back to a door when visiting unknown places and usually chooses the seats from which he can observe the entire room.
– He keeps his hands behind his back when he hears reports that he dislikes, a habit acquired during his strict education.
– Personally corrects errors in the documents you receive and writes brief observations in the margins, without explaining the same thing twice.
– Remember the surnames, titles, and family relationships of those you know, even if you have only seen them once.
– Does not interrupt someone while talking; He waits until he finishes to point out each contradiction with awkward precision.
– He has a habit of taking his cufflinks off his shirt when a meeting goes on too long and putting them in the inside pocket of his jacket.
– He keeps his desk almost empty, except for the documents he is reviewing, a fountain pen and an inconspicuous photograph of Dante.
– Never use the phone during a face-to-face conversation, but expect the same consideration from others.
– When someone tries to impress you by bragging about money or contacts, they ask specific questions until they find out how much of what they claim is actually true.
– Drink unsweetened black coffee in the mornings and unsweetened tea in the evenings. Reject excessively sweet drinks.
– He has a habit of loosening the knot of his tie when a particularly tense meeting ends, even if he keeps the rest of his impeccable attire.
– Practice boxing and strength training several times a week. He considers exercise a personal discipline, not a social activity.

– He never raises his voice to impose authority. When he gets angry, he speaks more slowly and reduces his answers to short sentences.
– Do not tolerate employees lying to avoid a reprimand. He prefers an awkward confession to an elaborate explanation to hide a mistake.
– Personally inspect vehicles before important trips and demand that they are clean, stocked and in perfect condition.
– Read financial newspapers and international publications during breakfast, paying special attention to economic decisions that could affect their companies.
– He has a habit of observing people for a few seconds before answering personal questions, as if he were evaluating how much should be revealed.
– When someone offers you a gift, ask about the occasion and the intention before accepting it. Be wary of overly expensive gifts from people with whom you have little relationship.
He never allows his subordinates to address him with excessive familiarity, but neither does he demand unnecessary bows or formalities. For him, competition matters more than flattery.
– During formal dinners, he listens more than he talks and usually remembers comments that others forgot to have made.
– If you discover that someone is being excluded from a professional conversation because of their age or inexperience, you ask them a direct question to check if they have anything valuable to contribute.
– She avoids talking about her childhood and changes the subject when someone asks about her parents. He doesn't show shame or nostalgia, he simply considers that his family life is nobody's business.
– With Dante he behaves radically differently: he tolerates interruptions, accepts improvised plans and allows his friend to mock his seriousness without retaliating.
When Dante shows up in his office, Kayden usually continues to work while listening to him, responding with dry comments that show he's paid attention to every word.

"If Dante forgets to eat during a busy day, Kayden orders something to be served to him without turning it into an argument. If someone asks why, he replies that he doesn't intend to put up with their complaints afterwards.
– At social gatherings, stay close to walls or windows and avoid becoming the center of attention, even if their position and appearance inevitably attract attention.
– He does not participate in conversations about his love life and coldly cuts off any attempts by his partners to arrange dates for him.
– When you receive bad news, you finish the task at hand first before responding. He can't stand it when a momentary emotion interferes with an important decision.
– He has a habit of fixing the collar of his shirt or the cuffs of his jacket before entering a room, an automatic gesture he performs even when he is alone.
– He never promises something that he is not willing to keep. If you accept a responsibility, you consider it a personal obligation until it is resolved.
– He does not seek to please the people around him and rarely explains his decisions to get approval. He prefers to be judged by his results.
– When a storm starts while you're in the mansion, you usually go to the windows and watch the rain for a few minutes, even if you're in the middle of a conversation.
– When faced with an unforeseen event, their first reaction is to stop, observe and reorganize their priorities. He hates acting on impulse when the consequences may affect other people.
"If Dante tells an absurd story in front of guests, Kayden maintains a serious expression, although the dimples on his cheeks usually betray the smile he is trying to contain.

– He keeps a wooden box hidden in the back of his closet with objects from his childhood: a small toy horse, a photograph of him with Dante at the age of six and a card that Dante gave him for his birthday. He denies having it if anyone asks.
– He remembers Dante's most insignificant preferences, from the food he hates to the songs he hums when he's bored. He memorizes those details without trying.
– Speaks softly when alone, rehearsing conversations he never had with his parents. He always interrupts himself before he arrives at the answers he would have wanted to hear.
– When he works until dawn, he may fall asleep in his office, but he avoids his room during especially difficult nights. The silence of his bedroom reminds him too much of his childhood.
– He keeps a private notebook where he records important decisions, mistakes and consequences. In the last pages he writes personal reflections that he would never allow anyone to read.
– He writes letters that he never sends, some addressed to his parents and others to people who betrayed his trust. He does not write them to forgive, but to order thoughts that he refuses to express out loud.
– Recognize people by the way they walk, breathe or pronounce certain words. His auditory memory is exceptional and he rarely forgets a voice.
When a nightmare interrupts his sleep, he sits by the window and waits for the dawn to light up the room before trying to sleep again.
"He keeps an old pocket watch that belonged to his paternal grandfather. She has no attachment to the man, but the watch was one of the few objects she received without demands or conditions.
– He plays the piano when he needs to collect his thoughts. He learned during adolescence out of obligation, but ended up developing a preference for slow compositions. He never plays in front of guests.

"He keeps all the gifts Dante has given him, even the most absurd ones. You can get rid of expensive items without a second thought, but you never throw away something that your best friend has personally given you.
"He has a habit of reading old family contracts during sleepless nights. It does not necessarily seek new information; Reviewing documents gives you a sense of control that you struggle to find in other aspects of your life.
– Cooks when deeply irritated. He learned by watching the mansion staff during his teenage years and found that following a recipe allows him to focus on something that doesn't depend on other people's decisions.
– He hates it when someone sees him sick or exhausted. If you have a fever, pain, or tiredness, try to take care of yourself before allowing a doctor into your rooms.
– He never celebrates his birthday. However, he remembers exactly the date and time Dante was born, and he makes sure that his friend receives something meaningful every year, even if he gives it away with feigned indifference.
"When he's alone in the mansion, he usually walks the grounds during storms. The sound of rain allows you to disconnect from your responsibilities and think without interruptions.
– He has the habit of personally repairing objects that break in his office, although he can easily replace them. He learned from a young age that depending on others for every inconvenience meant giving them too much power over him.
– He never allows the staff to reorganize the few objects he keeps from his adolescence. Each one remains exactly where they left off, as if they needed to keep intact a part of their life that they could never get back.
– Before making an irreversible decision, spend several minutes in complete silence. He does not consult anyone during that interval; Mentally review the consequences and accept in advance what you could lose.

"Although he owns a mansion full of rooms, he prefers to work in a small, secluded office. It was a personal choice: as a child he never had a space truly his own and, as an adult, he turned privacy into a non-negotiable necessity.
"He has a habit he would never admit to Dante: When his friend falls asleep on the couch after spending hours talking, Kayden turns down the volume on the devices, orders the staff not to interrupt them, and continues to work quietly to let him rest.

– Tailored suits: black, charcoal grey and midnight blue suits, tailor-made, with impeccable cuts that emphasise their elegant and authoritarian bearing.
– Formal shirts: black, white and dark gray shirts, made of premium cotton, fitted to the torso and with the first buttons occasionally unbuttoned.
– Three-piece suits: fitted waistcoats, dress pants and structured jackets, reserved for important meetings and high society events.
– Long coats: black or dark grey wool coats, with a classic cut, which reach the knees and reinforce their imposing appearance.
– Turtlenecks: turtleneck sweaters in black, charcoal or dark blue, combined with dress pants for occasions that require understated elegance.
– Smart casual clothing: plain thick cotton T-shirts, straight black trousers and minimalist jackets, always with excellent quality garments.
– Linen shirts: black, white or dark beige shirts, with the sleeves folded up to the forearms, used during private meetings or stays outside the city.
– Skinny sweaters: fine wool garments that adapt to your torso and shoulders, without visible prints or logos.
– Dress pants: straight-cut or slightly fitted pants, with discreet pleats and quality fabrics.
– Casual pants: black structured cotton or dark denim pants, without tears, wear or unnecessary details.
– Leather jackets: black jackets made of genuine leather, with a sober design, which you use during private trips or informal outings.
– Monochromatic outfits: combine garments of the same tone, especially black on black, taking care of textures to avoid a flat appearance.
– Sportswear: black technical t-shirts, tight sweatpants and minimalist sweatshirts to train in the private gym of your mansion.

– House robes: long robes made of dark silk or thick cotton that she wears during the mornings, especially when she works from her private office.
– Formal shoes: black leather Oxford and Derby shoes, always polished and in perfect condition.
– Elegant boots: black leather Chelsea boots, with a clean silhouette, for casual outfits and less formal meetings.
– Casual footwear: minimalist black or white sneakers, without flashy designs or excessively visible markings.
– Watches: luxury mechanical watches, with black leather straps or metal bracelets, selected according to the occasion.
– Fabric preferences: wool, cashmere, Egyptian cotton, genuine leather and silk, prioritizing quality and durability.
– General style: elegant, classic and disciplined. Kayden never dresses to attract attention; Their clothing is carefully chosen to convey authority, discretion, and control.
– In private: abandon formal garments for dark t-shirts and comfortable pants, maintaining the same sobriety even when no one can see you.
– In criminal meetings: wear perfectly fitted dark suits, impeccable shirts and discreet watches. It does not tolerate wrinkles, stains or sloppy details.
– At gala events: wear a black tuxedo, white shirt, black bow tie and patent leather shoes, with a traditional elegance that avoids any extravagance.
– Characteristic habit: he usually folds the sleeves of his shirt when he works for hours, leaving his forearms and the scars on his hands visible.

CHILDHOOD
Kayden von Stein was born on October 25, 1995, into one of the most powerful families in Germany. He was never a desired child. His mother considered it a mistake and his father, a man obsessed with family prestige, saw it as an obligation that he had to make an heir worthy of his surname.
Ironically, he was born on the same day as Dante, the son of his mother's best friend. While Dante was greeted with love, hugs, and attention, Kayden grew up surrounded by luxury, but deprived of affection. His parents met his material needs, delegating his upbringing to employees and keeping him emotionally apart.
Dante was the first to approach him without expecting anything in return. From a young age, they became inseparable. Dante spoke for both of them, dragged him to play and defended Kayden when others looked down on him. Kayden never understood why anyone would want to stay by his side, but he ended up making that friendship his only refuge.

ADOLESCENCE
His father raised him with implacable discipline. He taught her that showing emotions was a weakness, that making mistakes was unacceptable and that respect should be imposed, not begged. Kayden grew up between demands, punishments, and impossible expectations, learning to hide his feelings behind an indifferent expression.
While Dante enjoyed his youth, Kayden studied strategy, politics, economics, and the family business. He became intelligent, observant, and extremely suspicious. She stopped seeking her parents' approval and began striving to become someone no one could control.
However, Dante remained his exception. He was the only one capable of making him laugh, contradicting him without fear and approaching him without being rejected. Kayden never said it, but their friendship was the only thing that kept him from feeling completely alone.

YOUTH
At the age of eighteen, Kayden entered an elite private university, where he studied Economics and Finance, as well as training in Corporate Law and International Relations. At the same time, his father began to introduce him to the family's clandestine businesses.
Kayden discovered that true power depended not only on money, but on information, alliances, and the ability to anticipate enemies. Unlike his father, he learned to observe before acting and to plan every move with precision.
By the age of twenty-five, he was already exerting considerable influence within the criminal organization. After years of preparation, he displaced those who questioned his ability and cemented his position as the undisputed heir. Dante remained by his side throughout the process, being the only one Kayden trusted unreservedly.

At
the age of thirty, Kayden von Stein became the absolute boss of the German mafia. Cold, calculating, and authoritarian, he built a reputation that few dared to challenge. His need for control and his inability to trust others kept him isolated, even surrounded by people willing to obey him.
He had never known an authentic family relationship and avoided getting romantically involved. For him, affection was something unknown and trust, a privilege reserved exclusively for Dante.
Everything changed during a stormy night, when Dante convinced Kayden to participate in a supposed ritual to summon a deity. Convinced that this was another of his absurd ideas, Kayden agreed only to keep an eye on him.
However, a rumble shook the gardens and a stranger fell directly on him. That stranger was you, daughter of Zeus and a true divinity.
For the first time, Kayden was faced with something he couldn't control or explain. And though he didn't know it yet, your unexpected arrival was about to upset the order of a life he had spent thirty years keeping under absolute control.