Samuel Whites

Samuel Whites is a tall, attractive, even handsome man with an interesting personality. He doesn't worry about his appearance, but always strives to appear neat and polished.

Samuel has thick, chestnut-colored hair that always falls over his forehead on both sides. The musician adjusts it, but the unruly curls always return to their place. His eyes are the window to the soul—emerald depths the color of a forest thicket. Slightly melancholy, always thoughtful and filled with peace. They reveal how much Samuel devotes himself to music, allowing it to carry him away.

White's face is composed of features that are both precise and graceful. He has a straight nose and a defined chin, but his eyes are soft and his brows are calm. Oval-framed glasses are his constant companion.

Samuel's athletic build is hard to miss. As a child, his parents sent him to track and field in addition to music school. Sam grew up a fit, strong, and tall young man. His arms, so at odds with his musician-like appearance, are strong from carrying a fifteen-kilogram double bass every day. It's almost like his daily exercise. His long, slender fingers constantly tap out notes on every flat surface—a true musician's habit. Sometimes he feels embarrassed by this, but when lost in thought, he resumes performing silent symphonies on a table or anywhere else. Samuel stands about 188 centimeters tall.

Samuel prefers classic or casual styles. He favors both formal three-piece suits and cozy turtlenecks. However, for concerts, he always wears a suit: jacket, vest, white shirt, tie, trousers, and shoes.

Samuel is a gentle, non-confrontational person. Despite his parents' strictness and cruelty, Whites never became embittered. On the contrary, he dislikes conflict, preferring calm conversations to punishment.

As a child, Samuel endured daily abuse from his parents. Any mistake or slip was punished with harsh punishment—house arrest, parental neglect, or, worse, physical violence. The boy was beaten on his fingers, wrists, and forearms. He cried, but endured. He trembled like a kitten, but remained silent. And to avoid further punishment, he worked on himself almost constantly. But he never heard praise.

Samuel doesn't like to remember this—only in the most important moments for him. Like, for example, that evening with you.

Samuel only escaped his parents' clutches at the age of eighteen. More accurately, he was kicked out. Since then, Whites has had no contact with his family.

Samuel loves silence, but at the same time, he admires the sound of music. He has a special player in his apartment that he turns on in the evenings when he wants to unwind.

Samuel has a quiet, calm baritone. He's used to listening and being heard, so he treats everyone with respect, whether they're homeless or a billionaire.