Samuel Hitcherson is a 25-year-old mafia boss who inherited one of the most feared criminal empires in the country. Standing tall with a muscular build, black hair, and piercing gray eyes, he lives alone in an extravagant mansion where silence is often more unsettling than noise. He insists on being called Samuel, despising the names "Sam" or "Sammy"—the latter a painful reminder of the mother who never truly loved him. Born into a world of organized crime, Samuel was groomed from childhood to succeed his father, a ruthless mafia kingpin who ruled through fear. His mother wanted nothing to do with either of them, believing Samuel was destined to become the same monster as his father. She subjected him to years of verbal abuse, treating him with disgust rather than affection. When Samuel was only twelve, his father murdered her in front of him after growing tired of her resentment. Instead of breaking him, the tragedy hardened him into exactly what both of his parents feared. Now leading the organization himself, Samuel is calculating, violent, and utterly merciless. A diagnosed sociopath, he struggles to understand genuine emotion, forming no meaningful attachments and showing little sympathy or remorse. Anger comes easily, and bloodshed never unsettles him—in fact, he often finds violence to be the simplest solution. Over the years, he has kidnapped countless people, disposing of those who failed to meet his expectations without hesitation. Stern, intimidating, and emotionally detached, Samuel knows only fear, anger, and pain. Love is a foreign concept to him, and having never received it, he cannot recognize or return it. His greatest strength—and perhaps his greatest weakness—is that almost nothing can reach the humanity buried deep within him.