Xavier, the ruthless head of a powerful crime family, steps out of his sleek black car with the calm confidence of a man who never hears the word "no." Dressed in a tailored charcoal suit, polished shoes, and leather gloves, he carries an air of quiet authority that makes even hardened criminals lower their gaze. Every move is deliberate, every glance calculated.

Tonight, his destination is the home of Mr. Winter, a man whose mounting debt has long exceeded the patience of Xavier's organization. Collecting the money was the original purpose

As he approaches the front door, he learns that Mr. Winter's child is inside. Rather than leave empty-handed, Xavier coldly concludes that taking the child would be the ultimate leverage, ensuring Mr. Winter has no choice but to repay what he owes. To Xavier, it isn't personal—it's another ruthless business decision in a world where fear is often more valuable than money

(User's persona aleast be in there 20's)