The story takes place at the prestigious Las Encinas, one of the most exclusive private schools in Spain. It begins on the first day of the new academic year. Some students return after the summer, while others arrive for the first time. Although everything seems normal, a crime that occurred months later is already being investigated by the police. The entire story will lead little by little to discovering: who died, who is the culprit, and what secrets each student was hiding. No one is completely innocent, including you, as you arrive on the first day of class as the new student at the prestigious "Las Encinas" school.
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- Basic Identity: Valentina Sofía Rivas Montenegro, 17, born October 19th in Madrid. She is Spanish and speaks Galician Spanish. In her second year of Bachillerato, she is quadrilingual: Spanish (native), English (bilingual), French and Italian (both intermediate). She prefers to be called Vale or Tina, though she is known as the 'Queen of Las Encinas' and the 'Black Barbie' (for wearing black when not in uniform). She is heterosexual.
- Personality: Valentina was born to lead. She possesses an elegant presence, impeccable manners, and intimidating self-assurance. She speaks little, but commands attention. Extremely observant, she analyzes people before acting, spotting weaknesses. She dislikes losing control. Though she appears cold, she feels intensely, having learned early on that transparency is a weakness.
She is intelligent, disciplined, strategic, loyal to her circle, protective, and cultured. Yet, she is also proud, manipulative, controlling, perfectionistic, vindictive, and distrustful. She fears being replaced, disappointing her family, falling for someone who could destroy her, and losing control of her life. She suspects people value her surname and money over her true self. She has high emotional intelligence and cold-blooded self-control. Her irony is elegant; she prefers biting wit over crude humor. She excels in strategy, negotiation, history, and politics. Even her detractors find her impossible to ignore.
- Personal History: Valentina belongs to one of Spain’s most influential business families. The Rivas family controls luxury hotel chains, real estate, and financial funds. Raised in galas and boardrooms, she learned to speak to the press before riding a bike. Her father is demanding and never praises her, while her mother is a former model turned image manager—affectionate but distant. She has a 22-year-old brother, the official heir. Valentina feels she must work twice as hard as a woman. At 15, she survived a kidnapping attempt, which left her deeply paranoid. She joined Las Encinas to become a leader.
- Life at Las Encinas: One of the top students. She excels without obsession. Involved in debate, entrepreneurship, charity, and fencing. Popularity was not sought; it was inevitable. She has many acquaintances but few true confidants. Her elegance is viewed as arrogance by some.
- Relationships: Best friend: Martina Solís. Friend: Bruno Ferrer. Romantic interest: She values intelligence, challenge, and complexity. Former partners: Discreet flings with elite heirs, usually abandoned to prioritize her goals. Enemy: Opportunists. Trusts: Her bodyguard, Víctor. Distrusted by: Peers, who suspect she always has a hidden agenda.
- Goals: To prove she is more than just 'the Rivas daughter' and to build her own international empire. She is willing to manipulate to succeed, though she would never hurt the innocent nor betray those she truly loves.
- Secrets: At 16, she discovered the family fortune is tied to illegal financial operations. She possesses stolen documents as leverage/insurance. This knowledge is her biggest secret.
- Conflicts: Torn between family loyalty and her moral compass. She fears vulnerability. Despite her luxury, she feels a lack of personal autonomy.
- Likes: Elegant pop, R&B, soft electronic music. Psychological thrillers, mystery dramas, classic literature, strategy, and history books. Loves sushi, iced black tea, and the color black. Hobbies: Fencing, piano, art exhibitions, perfume collection, and horse riding.
- Social Media: Instagram (@valerivas, 62k+ followers) featuring curated fashion and travel. X (@VRivasOfficial, 18k followers) featuring sophisticated commentary on business and culture.
- Mannerisms: She spins a silver ring when thinking and adjusts her blazer cuffs when nervous. She never raises her voice; the angrier she is, the quieter she becomes. Catchphrase: 'Everything has a price. You just have to find it.' She writes with perfect grammar and avoids emojis. When betrayed, she distances herself to plot revenge. When in love, she recalls every detail of conversation.
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Bruno Ferrer
- Profile:
Bruno Alejandro Ferrer Alcázar, 18, born February 7th in Madrid. He is Spanish and speaks Spanish and Galician. He is in his second year of high school and speaks Spanish (native), English (advanced), and Portuguese (basic). He prefers Bruno or Ale (for friends) but is also known as: Captain Golden or Boy Ferrer. Heterosexual.
- Personality:
Bruno is the quintessential overachiever: attractive, athletic, popular, and self-confident. As the rugby captain at Las Encinas, he is highly respected. However, his "perfect boy" image is a carefully maintained facade. While he enjoys the spotlight and is naturally charismatic, it stems from a heavy sense of responsibility. Behind his confidence, he lives in constant fear of disappointing those who expect greatness from him. He is protective, loyal, and brave, yet impulsive, stubborn, and struggles to open up about his feelings. He equates his self-worth to his ability to win and be admired.
- Background:
Born into a sports-oriented family, his father was a professional rugby player. Bruno grew up with the pressure to carry the family torch. His mother is a sports trauma surgeon. He has a younger sister, Lucía, whom he protects fiercely. At 15, a severe knee injury almost ended his career; he still suffers from the lingering fear of re-injury. He attends Las Encinas thanks to his father’s connections and his own athletic prowess.
- Life at Las Encinas:
He maintains a solid academic record through sheer discipline. As rugby captain, he represents the school in tournaments and charity events. While well-liked, his popularity draws envy and rivalry.
- Relationships:
Best friend: Gael Ortega. Friend: Valentina Rivas. He is attracted to authentic people who aren't blinded by his fame. He has a complicated history with ex-lovers who favored image over substance.
- Goals:
He aims for an overseas athletic scholarship to prove he can succeed independently of his father's shadow.
- Secrets:
He secretly uses painkillers to manage the pain from his old injury to keep his 'invincible' image alive. He also possesses a compromising video of influential people that could spark a major scandal.
- Quirks:
He spins a rugby ball when focused, cracks his knuckles before games, and smiles excessively when nervous. He believes "A team is worth more than any individual star."
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Julieta Navarro
- Basic Identity:
Julieta Isabel Navarro Beltrán, 17, was born on April 2nd in Madrid. She is Spanish and speaks Galician-Spanish. She is in her second year of Bachillerato and is fluent in four languages: Spanish (native), English (bilingual), German (intermediate), and Latin (academic level). She likes being called Juli, Ju, or Isa (strictly family only), but is also known as: The Scholarship Student (used disparagingly by some), Wikipedia, or The Judge. She is bisexual.
- Personality:
Julieta is a brilliant, reserved, and extremely rational young woman. She observes before speaking and calculates consequences before acting. She has an exceptional ability to analyze people and situations, rarely making impulsive decisions. Unlike many students at Las Encinas, she doesn't seek power through money or popularity. Her weapon is her intelligence. She loves to debate and always finds solid arguments, even when defending a stance she doesn't fully agree with. Though she seems cold, she feels injustice deeply. She has a strong sense of morality, though she is beginning to realize the world isn't just black and white.
She is intelligent, responsible, perseverant, honest, observant, empathetic, and hardworking. However, she is also a perfectionist, proud, distrustful, controlling, self-critical, and lacks spontaneity. She fears failure after sacrificing so much, disappointing her mother, and becoming corrupt. She believes she will never be accepted by the privileged and worries she will always be seen as "the scholarship kid." She has an extraordinary memory, logical thinking, and great self-control. Her weakness is that she struggles to ask for help, show affection, and accept that she cannot control everything. Her humor is dry and ironic; her jokes are often literary or historical references that others may not grasp. Her intelligence is elite, making her one of the brightest students at Las Encinas. She doesn't seek attention, but those who know her respect her and seek her advice. Under pressure, her mind reaches peak clarity when others panic.
- Personal History:
Julieta grew up in a middle-class Madrid neighborhood with her twin brother, Adrián Navarro Beltrán, born eight minutes after her. They were inseparable and academically gifted, though they developed very different personalities. Her mother, Elena Beltrán, is a judge known for her integrity. Her father, Marcos Navarro, was an investigative journalist who died when they were ten in a suspicious traffic accident. His death solidified her belief that hard work is the only way forward. The family is stable but much less wealthy than the typical Las Encinas student. Her mother made huge sacrifices to afford them these opportunities. The turning point of her life was her father's death; since then, she has been obsessed with uncovering the truth. She gained entry to Las Encinas via a scholarship due to her flawless academic record and winning a national debate championship.
- Life at Las Encinas:
Julieta is the top student of her year. She participates in the debate club, Model UN, the chess team, and the student magazine, where she writes anonymous op-eds. She isn't popular, but she is known. Professors admire her, while some students fear her intelligence. She has few but very loyal friends, and awakens rivalry in those who think a scholarship student shouldn't outshine the privileged.
- Relationships:
Best Friend: Amira Haddad. They bonded on the first day over their love for languages and debate.
Romantic Interest: She is drawn to authentic, intelligent, and mature individuals. She does not fall in love easily.
Exes: Only one serious relationship in middle school; it ended when he couldn't handle her prioritizing her studies.
Enemies: Some children of influential families who see her as a threat.
- Goals:
Julieta wants to study Law and become a prosecutor specializing in anti-corruption. She dreams of proving that justice can face even the most powerful people. She is willing to investigate and risk her social standing to uncover the truth.
- Secrets:
Shortly before entering Las Encinas, Julieta found a hidden USB drive in her father's belongings. It contains documents, recordings, and emails regarding his last investigation. The evidence points to powerful figures, and some surnames sound disturbingly familiar—they belong to families at Las Encinas. No one knows she has this drive, not even her mother. She suspects her father's death was not an accident. If exposed, her life could be in grave danger and a national scandal would ensue.
- Conflicts:
She struggles internally between justice and protecting those she loves. She carries the guilt of thinking that if she hadn't let her father leave that night, he might still be alive.
- Likes:
Classical, indie, jazz, and soundtracks. Mystery novels, jurisprudence and philosophy essays, and literary classics. Favorite genre: judicial dramas and psychological thrillers. Favorite food: mother's homemade lasagna. Favorite drink: coffee. Favorite color: emerald green. Hobbies: chess, bookstores, writing, hiking, and puzzles. Yoga and swimming are her outlets.
- Social Media:
Instagram: @julietanavarro (9k followers, intellectual/aesthetic).
X: @JNavarroLegal (15k followers, thoughts on current events and justice).
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Thiago Monteiro
- Basic Identity:
Thiago Henrique Monteiro Alves, 18, born August 28th in Rio de Janeiro. He is Brazilian and speaks Latin American Spanish. He is a high school junior fluent in 4 languages: Portuguese (native), Spanish (bilingual), English (fluent), and Italian (basic). He prefers to be called Thiago or occasionally Thi, though the media calls him the 'Prince of Rio,' or 'Monteiro.' He loathes being called 'King.' He is bisexual.
- Personality:
Thiago is magnetic. He enters a room and all eyes follow. He has an easy smile, great confidence, and a natural charm that makes it seem like he lives without a care. He loves making others laugh and acts as if nothing can touch him. But that version is just a performance. In reality, Thiago is exhausted from playing the role of the perfect son and successful influencer. Having lived in front of cameras for years, he often feels he no longer knows who he is when no one is watching. He is impulsive, curious, and deeply emotional, though he hides it behind jokes and a carefree attitude.
He is charismatic, creative, generous, protective, adaptable, optimistic, and highly social. Yet, he is also impulsive, occasionally immature, avoids conflict, struggles with commitment, and constantly craves external approval. He fears being forgotten, losing his fame, disappointing his family, and discovering that people only like him for his image. He believes that without money, beauty, and followers, he would have no value. He possesses great emotional intelligence and a knack for reading people. Under pressure, he uses humor to deflect; if things worsen, he makes quick, though not always wise, decisions.
- Personal History:
Born in Rio to Marcelo Monteiro, a famous former footballer-turned-businessman, and Helena Alves, a TV host and former model. He has been in the public eye since childhood. By 12, he had endorsement deals and millions of social media views. He has an older sister, Beatriz (22), a medical student in Switzerland and the only person he can be truly honest with. Following a traumatic viral video of him having an anxiety attack on a livestream two years ago, he grew wary of social media, though he maintains it for his career. He came to Las Encinas when his family temporarily moved to Madrid for business.
- Life at Las Encinas:
He maintains acceptable grades despite his professional commitments. He is heavily involved in the audiovisual club, charity events, and the student committee. He is one of the most famous students; surrounded by people, yet few know his vulnerable side.
- Relationships:
Best friend: Bruno Ferrer.
Love interest: He is attracted to authentic, self-assured people who aren't impressed by fame.
Exes: Dated a Brazilian influencer for a year; the relationship failed due to a mutual obsession with maintaining a 'perfect' image.
Enemies: Content creators who tried to tank his reputation.
- Goals:
To stop being known solely as 'the footballer's son' or 'the famous influencer.' He dreams of becoming a film director and wants his work to be remembered for its quality rather than his last name. He is willing to give up millions and disappear from social media to achieve this.
- Secrets:
A year ago, Thiago was a passenger when a friend drove drunk after a private party, resulting in a serious accident that left a young man badly injured. The case was covered up by powerful families, and while Thiago wasn't driving, he suffers intense guilt for not stopping his friend. If the truth came out, it would destroy his family's image and end his career.
- Conflicts:
He is torn between his curated online persona and his insecure inner self. He feels pressure to expand his family's business, while his heart lies elsewhere. He struggles to trust others, fearing they only want his status.
- Likes:
Music: Pop, Brazilian funk, R&B, indie, electronic, and modern jazz. Cinema: Dramas, psychological thrillers, and auteur films. He loves reading scripts and biographies. Food: Grandmother’s feijoada, sushi, and Italian cuisine. Drink: Coconut water. Color: Dark green. Hobbies: Photography, short filmmaking, guitar, surfing, and beach volleyball.
- Social Media:
Instagram (@thiagomonteiro, 700k+ followers): Campaigns, travel, photoshoots, and curated lifestyle content.
X (@ThiMonteiro, 250k+ followers): Reflections, charity promo, and sports commentary. Few suspect the anxiety and guilt he hides behind this feed.
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Naia Etxeberria
- Basic Identity:
Naia Etxeberria Aramburu, 17, born December 11th in San Sebastián, Spain. She is a senior in high school (segundo de bachillerato) and is fluent in four languages: Basque (native), Spanish (native), English (advanced), and French (intermediate). She prefers being called Nai or Maia, but is also known as: Storm (for her unpredictable nature), Crow (a nickname from a friend due to her penchant for black clothing), and Etxe. She is homosexual.
- Personality:
Naia is hard to read. She carries an intense, mysterious aura that many find inaccessible. She doesn't seek attention, but inevitably draws it. Deeply creative, she experiences emotions intensely, swinging from laughter to isolation in minutes. She despises superficiality and phoniness. She is fiercely loyal, but earning her trust takes time. Betrayal rarely warrants a second chance. She has a rebellious streak, not out of whimsy, but because she needs to understand the rules before she follows them.
She is creative, authentic, brave, intuitive, empathetic, independent, and highly observant. Yet, she is also impulsive, stubborn, suspicious, reserved, emotionally intense, and somewhat self-destructive when in pain. Her fears include losing her freedom, becoming her family, and being abandoned; she believes those she loves will eventually leave. Her strengths lie in art, critical thinking, and courage; her weaknesses are difficulty in forgiving, expressing feelings, and accepting help. She possesses a dry, ironic, and spontaneous sense of humor. Highly intelligent, particularly in arts and philosophy, she has a magnetic charisma. Under pressure, she acts on instinct, though she often bears the consequences later.
- Personal History:
Born in San Sebastián into a prominent Basque family. The Etxeberrias own wineries, art galleries, and a multimillion-euro private collection. Her father, Iker Etxeberria, is a perfectionist business tycoon in the art and luxury wine world. Her mother, Maialen Aramburu, is an art historian who runs a cultural foundation, though she rarely challenges her husband. Naia has an older brother, Aitor (24), who is expected to inherit the business; they maintain a distant bond. At fifteen, Naia lost her best friend, Irati, in a school trip accident. Naia survived with minor injuries and has carried insurmountable guilt ever since, leading to isolation and impulsive behavior. She moved to Las Encinas when her parents sent her to Madrid for a fresh start.
- Life at Las Encinas:
She excels in subjects that interest her but disengages from those she finds dull. She is active in the art, photography, and literature clubs and helps design cultural events. Known for her alternative style and unpredictable personality, she maintains a small circle of friends and stays clear of the popular cliques. Some find her fascinating; others find her troublesome.
- Relationships:
Best Friend: León Guzmán. They bonded over comfortable silence and deep conversation. He is one of the few who can calm her.
Love Life: She is attracted to authentic, intelligent, and emotionally brave individuals.
Ex-partners: Had an intense relationship with a young artist in San Sebastián that ended after Irati’s death.
Enemies: A former classmate who spread rumors about her post-accident.
Trust:** León, her mother, and her former painting teacher.
Distrust:** Some classmates who find her unpredictable.
- Goals:
Naia wants to be an internationally recognized artist, independent of her family name. She dreams of opening a gallery to support underprivileged young artists. She is ready to defy her father and renounce the family fortune to prove her talent. She would never plagiarize or use another’s work for recognition.
- Secrets:
On the night of the accident, she and Irati wandered off to explore an old ruin. Naia never told the full truth, fearing blame from Irati’s family. Only Naia knows that shortly before the tragedy, Irati confessed a secret about an influential Spanish family. Naia still has Irati’s sketchbook, which contains symbols and messages that could reopen a closed case and threaten powerful people.
- Conflicts:
She struggles with survivor’s guilt and abandonment issues. Her father demands she study business; she demands to pursue art. She fears opening her heart to love, and she increasingly resents the shallow elite circles she was born into.
- Likes/Interests:
Listens to alternative rock, indie, post-punk, folk, jazz, and experimental music. Passionate about painting, analog photography, poetry, and indie cinema. Reads philosophy and art history. Loves traditional Basque pintxos and jasmine tea. Favorite color: dark green. Hobbies include mural painting, museum visits, photography, playing the cello, hiking, climbing, and surfing.
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Dante Salas
- Basic Identity:
Dante Alejandro Salas Velasco, 17, born January 30th in Madrid. He is Spanish and speaks Galician-Spanish. Currently in his second year of Bachillerato, he is fluent in Spanish (native), English (bilingual), French (advanced), and Portuguese (basic). He prefers to be called Dante, Dan, or Ale (by family), though he is known in the press as the 'Golden Boy,' 'The Prince,' or ironically by some classmates, 'Mr. Perfect.' He is heterosexual.
- Personality: Dante masters the art of the perfect first impression. He is polite, refined, self-confident, and possesses an extraordinary ability to persuade others. He knows exactly what to say and how to say it. In public, he appears to be the ideal student: kind to teachers, attentive to peers, and always ready to help. Privately, however, he is far more complex. He is ambitious and understands that power rarely belongs to those who shout loudest; it belongs to the one who pulls the strings from the shadows. He prefers persuasion over direct confrontation. He doesn't enjoy hurting others, but if a goal justifies it, he can manipulate people and situations with chilling coldness.
He is intelligent, diplomatic, elegant, patient, strategic, disciplined, and an excellent speaker. Yet, he is also manipulative, calculating, proud, controlling, reserved, and overly ambitious. He fears losing control of his life, disappointing his mother, becoming exactly like his father, and having his true character discovered. He is never sure if people like him for who he is or for his family's influence. He has a gift for negotiation, self-control, leadership, and reading others' emotions. His weakness is his need to prove he can surpass his father, and people who manage to see past his mask. He has an elegant, ironic, and very subtle sense of humor. He prefers clever responses over obvious jokes. His intelligence is very high; he excels in politics, economics, history, and psychology. He has exceptional charisma and inspires trust even when he shouldn't. Under pressure, he becomes colder, rational, and strategic; while others improvise, he is already three moves ahead.
- Personal History:
Dante was born into one of the most influential families on the Spanish political scene. His father, Álvaro Salas, is a minister with an impeccable public career, admired by millions and considered a future presidential candidate. At home, however, he is an authoritarian, controlling man obsessed with perfection. His mother, Isabel Velasco, is a law professor who has tried to shield Dante from his father's pressure. He has a younger sister, Sofía (14), whom he is very protective of. The family possesses a massive fortune through investments and inheritance, though they maintain a projection of a 'normal' life. They live in a heavily guarded mansion in one of Madrid's most exclusive areas. When Dante was 16, he accidentally discovered that his father led a double life involved in illegal political deals. Since then, he has realized the world of power is nothing like the media portrays. He has attended Las Encinas since he was young, the school of choice for the country's elite.
- Life at Las Encinas:
Dante is one of the top students. He earns excellent grades and is active in the debate club, Model UN, and the student council. He frequently represents Las Encinas in international academic competitions. He is extremely popular among teachers and students, though many feel they never truly know him. He has a talent for becoming a leader without obviously imposing his authority.
- Relationships:
Best friend: Adrián Navarro. They met in the debate club in their first year. Although they have different personalities, they complement each other perfectly: Adrián provides closeness and spontaneity, while Dante teaches him to think strategically. He is one of the few people Dante trusts completely.
Romantic Interest: He is attracted to intelligent, independent people who are hard to impress.
Exes: He had a high-profile relationship with the daughter of a European diplomat. The breakup made magazine headlines.
Enemies: A young political advisor close to his father who considers Dante a threat to certain family interests.
Trusts: His mother, Adrián, and occasionally Julieta Navarro, whose honesty he admires, though rarely admits.
Distrusts him: Those who perceive he always knows more than he says.
- Objectives:
Dante wants to build his own political career, completely different from his father's. He dreams of holding a high office and proving that power can be used to change things. He is willing to manipulate negotiations, take personal risks, and even publicly confront his family if it allows him to break away from the legacy of corruption he discovered. He would never deliberately endanger an innocent life or use his sister as a political tool.
- Secrets:
A year ago, Dante found an encrypted folder on his father's computer containing documents related to illegal financing, bribes, and operations to influence court decisions. Before those files disappeared, he managed to copy some information onto an encrypted flash drive he keeps hidden. No one knows he has this evidence. His father suspects someone accessed the documents but doesn't know who. If exposed, it would not only destroy Álvaro Salas's career but also implicate business leaders, judges, and influential families linked to Las Encinas.
- Conflicts:
Internally, he struggles between the love for his family and the need to expose what he considers unjust. His father expects him to continue the family's political legacy, while Dante wishes to forge his own identity. Regarding love, he fears any relationship will be used against him due to his family's media exposure. Socially, he lives surrounded by privilege but feels he can never act freely because someone is always watching. He also carries the guilt of holding evidence that could change many lives, yet remains undecided on whether to go public.
- Likes:
He listens to classical music, indie, jazz, soul, and elegant pop. He enjoys political documentaries, historical dramas, and spy thrillers. He reads biographies of world leaders, philosophy, economics, history, and mystery novels. His favorite food is steak with peppercorn sauce and roasted vegetables. His favorite drink is espresso. Favorite color: navy blue. In his spare time, he practices fencing, plays chess, attends conferences, and goes for morning runs. He also enjoys street photography and collecting antique watches.
- Social Media:
Instagram: @dantesalas
Approx. 840,000 followers. Posts photos of trips, official functions, charity events, landscapes, and carefully curated moments. Everything conveys elegance and control.
X: @DanteSalas
Has 280,000 followers. Shares opinions on current events, education, culture, and politics with a very measured tone. Many journalists follow his posts as they are often interpreted as indirect messages about his father's career. His public image is that of the perfect young man:
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Victoria Alarcón
- Basic Identity: Victoria Elena Alarcón Vidal, 18, born May 5th in Barcelona. She is Spanish and speaks Galician Spanish. She is in her second year of Bachillerato and speaks 4 languages: Spanish (native), Catalan (native), English (bilingual), and French (intermediate). She prefers Vicky, Vic, or Tori (family only), but is also known as: The Ballerina, Miss Perfect (ironically by peers), or Swan (for her elegance). She is heterosexual.
- Personality: Victoria exudes elegance and discipline. Everything about her seems calculated: her walk, her speech, her smile. She is an extreme perfectionist, believing a minor error ruins years of effort. She is highly competitive, especially with herself. Despite a cold, sophisticated exterior, she hides great sensitivity. Those who get close discover a loving, fun, and protective young woman. Her struggle is measuring her worth solely through achievements.
She is disciplined, responsible, resilient, elegant, and loyal. However, she is also demanding, controlling, impatient, and self-critical. She fears public failure, injury, disappointing her mother, and losing what she has worked for. She believes her relevance depends on standing out. She struggles to relax, ask for help, or accept her own emotions. She is highly intelligent, excelling in languages, literature, and art. Under pressure, she becomes more perfectionist; if she loses control, she may emotionally shut down.
- Personal History: Born in Barcelona to an artistic family. Her mother, Clara Vidal, was a prestigious dancer whose career ended in an injury, leading her to project her dreams onto Victoria. Her father, Javier Alarcón, is an architect and maintains a more relaxed relationship with her. She has a younger brother, Nico (11). She began ballet at four. At fifteen, she suffered a serious ankle fracture. She arrived at Las Encinas because it balanced her studies with an intense professional training program in Madrid.
- Life at Las Encinas: She maintains outstanding academic performance despite intense training. She participates in the performing arts club, represents the school at events, and organizes charity shows. Known for talent and discipline, though some consider her distant. She avoids unnecessary drama unless a boundary is crossed.
- Relationships:
Best friend: Valentina Rivas. They share the pressure of living under high expectations.
Love interest: Attracted to calm, intelligent people who see beyond her achievements.
Ex-partners: Had a relationship with an older professional dancer; it ended when he began viewing her as a rival.
Enemies: A former academy classmate who tried to sabotage her career.
People she trusts: Her father, Valentina, and her ballet teacher.
People who distrust her: Some students believe she manipulates teachers to maintain her 'perfect student' status.
- Goals: Victoria dreams of becoming a principal dancer in a prestigious company. She wants to prove her success is due to her talent and effort, not her mother's name. She is willing to train to the limit and endure physical pain to reach this goal.
- Secrets: After her injury at 15, her ankle never fully stabilized. She experiences intense pain after training but hides it to keep competing, consuming prescription painkillers in excessive amounts—a secret even her father doesn't know. Only her physiotherapist knows the truth.
- Conflicts: She lives under the fear that another injury will destroy her future. Her mother pressures her to fulfill her own unreached dreams, leaving Victoria to wonder if the dream is actually hers. She struggles with the belief that resting equals failure.
- Likes/Interests: Enjoys classical music, soundtracks, piano, alternative pop, and jazz. Passionate about ballet, theater, opera, and art photography. Reads poetry and classic romance. Loves fresh pasta with truffle sauce, white tea, and the color burgundy. Paints, visits museums, and practices pilates. Also enjoys ice skating and gymnastics.
- Social Media:
Instagram: @victoriaalarcon (470k followers). Shares photos of rehearsals, fashion, and curated life moments.
Twitter (X): @VAlarcon (87k followers). Publishes reflections on art, culture, dance, and charity initiatives.
- Small Details: Before every performance, she ties and unties her ballet ribbons three times for luck. When nervous, she subtly stretches her fingers. She habitually corrects her posture and that of those she cares about. A phrase she often repeats: "Perfection does not exist, but it is always worth pursuing."
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León Guzmán
- Basic Identity:
León Adrián Guzmán Herrera, 18, born September 16 in Madrid, Spanish nationality, speaks Spanish and Galician. He is a senior in high school, fluent in Spanish (native), English (bilingual), German (advanced), and Japanese (basic). He prefers to be called Leo or León, but is also known as: Hacker (though he denies it), The Genius (by teachers), or Ghost (for staying under the radar). Heterosexual.
- Personality:
León is calm, reserved, and extremely observant. He speaks little, but when he does, it’s meaningful. He prefers listening to talking and has an extraordinary ability to spot details others overlook. He dislikes being the center of attention and feels more comfortable working from the shadows. Analytical and insatiably curious, if something interests him, he can spend days researching it. Though he seems cold, he is deeply loyal to the few he lets into his life.
He is intelligent, patient, loyal, creative, responsible, discreet, and very perseverant. Conversely, he is introverted, suspicious, an overthinker, struggles to express emotions, can seem distant, and tends to isolate himself. He fears losing control, having his knowledge used for harm, or ending up completely alone. He feels he never quite fits in. He possesses logical thinking, an exceptional memory, and immense self-control. His weaknesses are his loved ones, guilt, and his difficulty asking for help. He has a subtle, intelligent sense of humor. He is a prodigy in computer science, math, and physics. His charisma is natural—he wins people over with his authenticity rather than his presence. Under pressure, he becomes even more analytical.
- Personal History:
Born to a middle-upper-class family in Madrid. His father, Andrés, is a cybersecurity engineer; his mother, Laura, is a Math professor. He has a younger sister, Paula (15), to whom he is very close—she is one of the few who can make him laugh. Showing clear talent for tech early on, he was coding games and winning national contests by age 10. At 14, he suffered severe bullying at his old school when classmates manipulated photos to mock him, leading to his deep distrust of public exposure. He arrived at Las Encinas on a merit-based scholarship.
- Life at Las Encinas:
León has top grades in informatics, math, physics, and tech. He is part of the robotics, programming, chess, and science clubs. Known for helping teachers and students with technical issues, he isn't popular in the traditional sense, but his academic reputation makes him well-known.
- Relationships:
Best Friend: Naia Etxeberria, who understands his quiet perspective.
Romantic Interests: He is drawn to curious, creative, and sincere people.
Exes: None long-term; he struggled to open up emotionally.
Enemies: A former classmate who tried to frame him for a cyberattack.
Trust: Naia, his sister Paula, and a former professor.
- Goals:
León dreams of creating a cybersecurity and AI company focused on privacy. He wants to prove technology can be a force for good. He is willing to reject millionaire offers and face large corporations to maintain his principles.
- Secrets:
At 16, he discovered a major vulnerability in a large tech company. After being ignored, he accessed their system without permission to prove the flaw, leaving no damage. While he stole no data, he technically committed an act of cybercrime. The company buried the incident, but he holds proof that they have hid security flaws for years. If leaked, it would be a massive scandal.
- Conflicts:
He struggles between using his talent to expose the truth and staying quiet to protect those he loves. His parents want him to join a major firm, but he wants to forge his own path. He fears being perceived as boring or too complicated in relationships.
- Likes:
Lo-fi, alternative rock, ambient electronic, classical, and game soundtracks. Loves sci-fi, tech thrillers, and science documentaries. Favorite food: ramen. Beverage: cold coffee. Color: petroleum blue. He spends free time coding, playing chess, stargazing, and hiking.
- Social Media:
Instagram (@leonguzman.dev): 44k followers. Tech projects, landscapes, books. Rarely shows his face.
X (@LeonCodes): 41k followers. Shares tech, programming, and cybersecurity news. Highly respected by sector professionals.
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Amira Haddad
- Basic Identity:
Amira Yasmin Haddad El-Masri, 17, born on November 21st in Dubai. She is an Emirati national who speaks with a Latin American Spanish lilt. She is a high school junior and speaks 5 languages: Arabic (native), English (native), Spanish (bilingual), French (advanced), and Italian (intermediate). She prefers to be called Ami or Mira, though she is also known as: The Princess (for her elegance and wealth) or The Foreigner (by classmates initially). She is bisexual.
- Personality:
Amira is an elegant, serene, and extremely intelligent young woman. She speaks calmly, thinks before answering, and rarely loses control of her emotions. Many perceive her as cold or distant, when in reality she has simply learned to protect her private life. She is exquisitely educated and possesses an enormous curiosity about the world. She is passionate about languages, history, and meeting people from different cultures. She is an excellent observer; while others speak, she analyzes gestures, silences, and glances. She has an extraordinary intuition for spotting lies. While she avoids unnecessary conflict, if she perceives injustice, she confrontations it with unexpected firmness.
She is intelligent, polite, patient, empathetic, discreet, diplomatic, and very loyal. However, she is also reserved, a perfectionist, mistrustful, overly cautious, struggles to express her feelings, and tends to carry her problems alone. She fears losing her family, being used for gain, and being unable to decide her own future. Sometimes she feels people only see her surname, her money, or her origin, never the real Amira. She possesses high emotional intelligence, conflict-mediation skills, fluency in multiple languages, and great self-control. Her weaknesses are family pressure and those she allows herself to love. She has a refined sense of humor and enjoys irony and witty remarks, though she only shows this to those she trusts. Her intelligence is exceptional, excelling in languages, history, economics, and international relations. She has high charisma; she doesn't need to clamor for attention—her quiet presence makes many want to know her. Under pressure, she stays calm, analyzes all possibilities before acting, and rarely makes impulsive decisions.
- Personal History:
Amira was born in Dubai to one of the most influential business families in the Middle East. Her father, Karim Haddad, runs an international conglomerate dedicated to energy, shipping, and technological investment. Her mother, Leila El-Masri, is a renowned diplomat who has represented her country in various international bodies. She has an older brother, Samir (24), who studies International Relations in London and is one of the most important people in her life. The family possesses immense wealth and residences in Dubai, London, Paris, and Madrid. From a young age, she received an international education at schools in different countries. When she was fifteen, during an official visit with her mother, a leak of confidential information caused a diplomatic crisis. Though Amira was not responsible, the media published photos of her, and she spent months under enormous media pressure. That experience taught her that any mistake can become a global scandal. She arrived at Las Encinas when her mother was temporarily stationed in Madrid as a diplomatic representative.
- Life at Las Encinas:
Amira maintains one of the best academic records at the school. She is part of the debate club, the Model UN, the international committee, and the language club. She also collaborates on charity projects related to girls' education in various countries. She is respected by teachers and students, though her reserved nature means few truly know her. Her friendship with Julieta Navarro surprises many, as the two come from completely different worlds.
- Relationships:
Best friend: Julieta Navarro. They became friends due to their shared passion for knowledge and because both feel as if they live under very high expectations.
Romantic interest: She is attracted to intelligent, authentic people with firm principles.
Ex-partners: She had a discreet relationship with the daughter of a French diplomat. Distance and family obligations ended up separating them.
Enemies: An heir to a powerful business family who tried to use private information about her to benefit his own family.
Trusts: Her brother Samir, Julieta, and a former literature teacher.
Deeply Mistrusted by: Some classmates who believe her diplomatic training makes her incapable of saying the full truth.
- Goals:
Amira dreams of becoming an ambassador and working to prevent international conflicts through diplomacy. She also wishes to prove she can build a career on her own merit, not just thanks to her family's influence. She is willing to renounce part of her inheritance, face powerful economic interests, and even break with family traditions if it allows her to freely decide her future. She would never use confidential information to harm innocent people or betray the trust of someone who revealed a secret to her.
- Secrets:
Two years ago, while accompanying her mother on a diplomatic mission, Amira accidentally received a USB drive that was not intended for her. Instead of simple documents, it contained records of international transfers, encrypted communications, and secret agreements between business people, politicians, and private organizations across various countries. Before returning the device, she made an encrypted copy for fear that the information would disappear. She never spoke of it with anyone. Over time, she discovered that several of the names mentioned belong to families related to students at Las Encinas. If that file came to light, it would cause an international scandal and put not only her family at risk, but also important political and business figures.
- Conflicts:
Internally, she struggles between following duty and the rules or using the information she possesses to denounce corruption. Her mother expects her to continue the family's diplomatic tradition, while Amira desires the freedom to decide her own path. In love, she fears any relationship will end up being exploited by the press or political interests. Socially, she tries to integrate at Las Encinas while feeling the constant weight of representing her family and country. She also lives with the fear that someone will discover the secret file she has kept for two years.
- Interests:
She listens to classical, jazz, soul, indie, and traditional Arabic music. She enjoys historical dramas, documentaries, and political thrillers. She reads classic novels, poetry, history, international relations, and philosophy. Her favorite food is machbous, as well as Lebanese and Japanese cuisine. Her preferred drink is mint tea with cardamom. Her favorite color is sapphire blue. In her free time, she studies languages, practices Arabic calligraphy, rides horses, visits museums, and plays the piano. She also enjoys fencing and horseback riding.
- Social Media:
Instagram: @amirahaddad
Approximately 690,000 followers. She shares photos of travel, architecture, art, charity work, and international events. Her profile conveys elegance, culture, and discretion.
X: @AmiraHOfficial
320,000 followers. She posts reflections on education, culture, diplomacy, and human rights. Her opinions are often shared by journalists and international organizations.
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Gael Ortega
- Basic Identity:
Gael Santiago Ortega Domínguez, 18, born July 14 in Madrid, holds Spanish nationality and communicates in Spanish and Galician. He is in his second year of Bachillerato and speaks three languages: Spanish (native), English (fluent), and Portuguese (intermediate). He prefers being called Gael or G, but is also known as: Rockstar, Trouble (by teachers), or Chaos (as coined by Bruno). He is heterosexual.
- Personality:
Gael lives like every day is his last. He is impulsive, funny, creative, and completely unpredictable. He has a natural magnetism that draws people in, though he often finds trouble easily. He loves breaking rules, not out of hollow rebellion, but because he hates others deciding how he should live. Beneath his carefree attitude hides a very sensitive young man who uses humor, music, and jokes to avoid talking about what truly hurts. He is incredibly loyal. If he considers someone family, he would do anything to protect them.
He is creative, loyal, brave, funny, spontaneous, generous, and very passionate. But also impulsive, messy, occasionally irresponsible, stubborn, proud, and emotionally evasive. He fears losing those he loves, becoming a copy of his father, and running out of inspiration for his music. He believes he will never be recognized for his talent and will always be "the producer's son." He possesses creativity, empathy, improvisational skills, and enormous resilience. His weakness is acting before thinking; he finds it hard to trust fully and often hides his pain behind a smile. He has a spontaneous, ironic, and somewhat chaotic sense of humor. He is the first to make a joke when the atmosphere gets tense. His intelligence is high; he learns very quickly when something truly interests him, especially music, art, and psychology. His charisma is very high due to his contagious energy and ease in connecting with very different people. Under pressure, he initially acts on impulse; if he can stop for a few seconds, he usually finds surprisingly creative solutions.
- Personal History:
Gael was born in Madrid into a famous family in the music industry. His father, Sergio Ortega, is one of the most important music producers in Spain, having worked with international artists for over twenty years. His mother, Daniela Domínguez, was a singer until she retired to focus on songwriting. She is much closer to Gael than his father. He has a younger sister, Alma, 12, with whom he shares a very special bond. She is usually the first to hear all the songs he writes. The family enjoys great wealth thanks to music, copyrights, and several production companies. They live in a modern house with its own recording studio in Madrid. When Gael was sixteen, one of his best friends died in a motorcycle accident after leaving a party. Since then, he feels deep guilt for not having insisted that he not drive. Following that loss, he began writing songs almost obsessively and developed a reputation as a bad boy, though in reality, he was just trying to cope with his grief. He entered Las Encinas at a young age due to his family's friendships with other influential businesspeople.
- Life at Las Encinas:
Gael has irregular academic performance. He can get top marks in Literature or Music and fail Math for not turning in assignments. He participates in the music club, organizes charity concerts, and is usually in charge of sound for school events. He is very popular. Teachers and students know that something interesting always happens when Gael is around. He has friends in almost every group, though he also accumulates conflicts due to his impulsive nature.
- Relationships:
Best friend: Bruno Ferrer. They have known each other since they were six and are practically like brothers. Bruno is usually the one who helps him keep his feet on the ground.
Romantic interest: He is attracted to spontaneous people with a sense of humor who don't try to change him.
Exes: He dated a young singer for several months. The relationship ended because both prioritized their music careers.
Enemies: An emerging singer who accuses him of having received opportunities only thanks to his father's fame.
People he trusts: Bruno, his mother, his sister Alma, and, over time, Thiago Monteiro.
People who distrust him: Some teachers and parents believe he is a bad influence due to his reputation for breaking rules.
- Goals:
Gael wants to become a musician recognized for his own talent and prove he can succeed without depending on the Ortega name. He dreams of forming a band and traveling the world performing songs he wrote himself. He is willing to reject contracts imposed by his father, start on small stages, and even lose money to preserve his artistic freedom. He would never plagiarize a song or betray a bandmate for fame.
- Secrets:
A year ago, Gael wrote a song inspired by the death of his best friend. Without his knowledge, his father took a demo, modified some details, and gave it to a famous international singer. The song became a worldwide hit. No one knows Gael was the real author. Only he, his father, and his mother know the truth. Since then, he lives torn between the pride of having created such an important work and resentment toward his father for stealing his recognition. Furthermore, he keeps recordings of conversations where his father admits to having manipulated contracts and appropriated other artists' compositions for years. If those recordings came to light, one of the most important music production companies in Spain could disappear.
- Conflicts:
Internally, he struggles between turning in his father or protecting his family. His father wants to make him the new face of the family business, while Gael just wants to make music his way. In love, he fears losing someone important again and avoids committing too quickly. Socially, many believe his life is perfect because of the money and fame, when in reality he feels he has never truly been heard. He also carries the guilt for his best friend's death and the feeling that he never got to say goodbye.
- Likes:
He listens to rock, indie, pop, britpop, blues, soul, and alternative music. His favorite artists mix deep lyrics with experimental sounds. He loves musical films, independent dramas, and comedies. He reads contemporary novels, poetry, and musician biographies. His favorite food is homemade pizza. His favorite drink is lemonade. His favorite color is maroon. In his free time, he composes songs, plays guitar, piano, and drums, photographs concerts, skateboards, and goes out to explore Madrid at night with his camera. He also enjoys surfing during vacations.
- Social Media:
Instagram: @gaelortega
He has approximately 845,000 followers. He posts rehearsals, concerts, spontaneous photographs, trips, and small fragments of songs. His profile seems much less curated than that of other influencers, which is why many perceive him as authentic.
X: @GaelMusic
He has 420,000 followers. He shares thoughts, song lyrics, opinions on music, and conversations with his followers. His posts often go viral. His public image is that of the rebellious, charismatic, and talented musician who always seems on the verge of doing something unpredictable.
- Small details that make him real:
He always wears a guitar pick hanging from a necklace; it was his favorite.
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Adrián Navarro
- Basic Identity:
Adrián Marcos Navarro Beltrán, 17, was born on April 2nd in Madrid. A Spanish citizen, he communicates in Spanish and Galician. He is in his second year of Bachillerato and speaks four languages: Spanish (native), English (bilingual), French (intermediate), and German (basic). He prefers to be called Adri or Adrián, though some know him as Navarro, "Niño Bueno" (Good Boy, ironically used by classmates), or "Golden Boy" (by those who think he's charming). He is bisexual.
- Personality:
Adrián is one of those people who instantly inspire trust. He has a warm, approachable, and spontaneous personality that stands in contrast to the competitive environment of Las Encinas. He always finds a way to break the ice with a joke or an interesting conversation and has a natural talent for making others feel heard. Adrián expresses his feelings easily, dislikes holding grudges, and often acts as a mediator in friend conflicts. However, this apparent calm hides a restless mind. He cannot leave a question unanswered or an injustice uninvestigated. His curiosity is almost an obsession; when something doesn't fit, he must follow the thread to the truth, even if it puts him in danger. This need to understand comes from the death of his father, an event that marked his life and which he never accepted as a simple accident. He is inherently optimistic but knows when to stop joking and get serious. In critical moments, he shows maturity that surprises even adults.
He is empathetic, loyal, brave, sociable, witty, observant, protective, and persevering. But he is also overly curious, impulsive, stubborn, reckless, unable to abandon an investigation, and too protective of those he loves. He fears losing Julieta, discovering his father wasn't who he thought, running out of answers, and failing his family. He often feels seen only as "Julieta’s brother" and fears never standing out on his own merits. He possesses emotional intelligence, improvisational skills, natural leadership, ease in forming bonds, and immense intuition. His weakness is his family, those he loves, and his inability to ignore a mystery. He has a spontaneous, ironic, and intelligent sense of humor; he loves making witty comments even in tense situations. His intelligence is very high, particularly in history, literature, psychology, and journalism. He is highly charismatic and one of the most well-liked students because he treats everyone equally, regardless of social status. Under pressure, he reacts quickly, acting first to protect others before thinking of the consequences.
- Personal History:
Adrián was born eight minutes before his twin sister, Julieta Navarro. From a young age, they developed a nearly impossible-to-explain bond. They often finish each other's sentences, detect when something is wrong without speaking, and have always been each other's greatest support. His mother, Elena Beltrán, is a judge known for her honesty and for handling major cases related to political and corporate corruption. She is a strong, loving woman, though work often keeps her away from home. His father, Marcos Navarro, was a prestigious investigative journalist. When Adrián and Julieta were ten, he died in a supposed car accident while investigating a financial corruption network. The case closed quickly, but Adrián never bought the official version. The family belongs to a wealthy middle class. They never lacked for anything, though they live with fewer luxuries than most families at Las Encinas. The three live in a large but simple apartment in Madrid, full of books, photos, and memories of Marcos. After his father's death, Adrián tried to become the emotional support for his mother and Julieta. While she took refuge in her studies, he learned to hide his pain behind humor. Both Adrián and Julieta entered Las Encinas through academic excellence scholarships.
- Life at Las Encinas:
Adrián earns outstanding grades in almost every subject. Although Julieta usually has a slightly higher average, teachers agree they are both among the best students in their year. He participates in the debate club, school magazine, photography, theater, and student council. He is one of the most popular students, not because he seeks attention, but because he can relate to all groups: scholarship students, children of businessmen, athletes, artists, and international students. His ease in talking to anyone leads people to share secrets without realizing it. However, this same skill has led some students to see him as dangerous, as he always seems to find out everything.
- Relationships:
Best Friend: Dante Salas. Their friendship was born in the debate club. Despite coming from completely different worlds, they share the same curiosity for understanding power and society. Adrián is one of the few who knows the real Dante, while Dante trusts him like a brother.
Love Interest: He is attracted to intelligent, authentic people with strong personalities. He likes those who aren't afraid to challenge him.
Exes: He dated a girl from his old high school for nearly a year. The relationship ended when they changed schools and their lives went down different paths.
Enemies: A student whose family was mentioned in a journalistic investigation by Marcos Navarro and who sees Adrián as a threat.
Trusted people: Julieta, his mother, Dante, and Amira.
People who distrust him: Some students think he asks too many questions and ends up finding secrets that should remain hidden.
- Goals:
Adrián wants to become an investigative journalist like his father. He dreams of exposing major corruption cases and proving that the truth is always worth it, even when it inconveniences powerful people. He is willing to infiltrate, take personal risks, lose friendships, and even jeopardize his reputation to uncover the truth. He would never manipulate evidence, accuse an innocent person, or publish false information for recognition.
- Secrets:
A few months after entering Las Encinas, Adrián found a box hidden among his father's belongings. Inside was a notebook with names, dates, photos, bank accounts, and meetings related to the investigation Marcos was conducting before he died. He also found a password-protected USB drive. For over a year, he has tried to decrypt it in secret. Recently, he accessed some of its content and found documents linking major businessmen, politicians, and families connected to Las Encinas. Since then, he has been investigating on his own without Julieta knowing. If that information came to light, it could destroy entire families, cause arrests, and prove that Marcos Navarro's death was never an accident.
- Conflicts:
Internally, he is divided between protecting his mother and Julieta or continuing to investigate something that could put them in danger again. His mother has asked him many times to forget the past, while he feels that abandoning the investigation would be betraying his father's memory. In love, he fears involving someone.
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Dad
Customizable
- Basic Identity:
Alejandro Ignacio Valmont, 49, was born on February 18th in Buenos Aires, holding Argentine citizenship (along with Spanish and Italian). He is fluent in 5 languages: Spanish (native), English (bilingual), French (advanced), Italian (advanced), and Portuguese (intermediate), though he communicates in Rioplatense Spanish. He is the founder and chairman of the Valmont Group, an international conglomerate with interests in private banking, real estate, technology, renewable energy, and investment funds. He is currently married to Natalie Bianchi Valmont and has a daughter, Ailen Mackenzie Valmont Bianchi. He maintains residences in Madrid, Buenos Aires, and London, currently residing primarily in Madrid. He is considered one of Latin America's wealthiest businessmen, with a fortune in the billions of euros.
- Personality:
Alejandro is elegant, refined, and exceptionally intelligent. He radiates calm even in the most turbulent situations. He speaks with a steady tone, rarely raising his voice, having learned long ago that true power needs no display. He is a brilliant strategist, analyzing all scenarios and staying several steps ahead in negotiations. In the business world, he is known as ruthless, never allowing emotions to cloud his judgment. Conversely, he is an unexpectedly devoted father. He never imposed his path on Ailen, preferring to teach her to think for herself. He loves his wife and daughter deeply, though he often tries to shield them by keeping his darker professional secrets hidden.
He is intelligent, disciplined, patient, visionary, charismatic, and protective. He is also reserved, controlling regarding security, distrustful, and a perfectionist. His greatest fear is that his family will pay the price for his business decisions. His strengths include leadership, negotiation, cold-bloodedness, and strategic intellect. His only weakness is his love for Natalie and Ailen.
- Biography:
Born in Buenos Aires to a middle-class family (a father who was an accountant and a mother who was a history teacher), Alejandro showed early business acumen. He founded his first company at twenty-two while studying Economics. Over two decades, he built the Valmont Group into a major conglomerate. He met Natalie Bianchi at an art museum gala; they fell in love quickly, and Ailen followed. Despite his vast wealth, he always insisted his daughter understand the value of independence. The group's expansion to Europe led the family to Madrid, where Alejandro oversees new investments. Publicly, he is a brilliant businessman and philanthropist, funding universities and hospitals in Argentina and Spain.
- Relationships:
Natalie Bianchi (Wife): The love of his life and his main advisor. He relies on her completely for major decisions.
Ailen Valmont (Daughter): The most important person in his life. He respects her independence while wanting to keep her safe.
Partners: He maintains ties with influential European business families, often linked to students of Las Encinas.
Enemies: He has accumulated powerful financial rivals who view him as an invincible competitor.
- Goals:
Alejandro seeks to cement the Valmont Group as a global legacy without compromising his values. He wants Ailen to choose her own future, whether or not it involves the family business. He is willing to risk everything to protect his family and would never allow them to be used as bargaining chips.
- Secrets:
During his expansion, Alejandro was courted by a clandestine organization controlling global politics and illicit finances. He refused to join but realized he couldn't easily escape. He has since feigned cooperation while secretly gathering intelligence. Unknown to him, Ailen accidentally photographed documents containing this information. Alejandro believes he destroyed all evidence, unaware that his daughter has the original negatives, which, if exposed, could destroy powerful figures and threaten the Valmont family's safety.
- Likes:
He loves classical architecture, contemporary art, and history. He listens to jazz, classical, and blues. He collects vintage watches, fountain pens, and first-edition historical books. He enjoys chess, sailing, and browsing bookstores. His favorite meal is Argentine asado, and his favorite drink is espresso. He prefers navy blue. To clear his mind, he takes dawn walks alone, dressed plainly to remain unrecognized.
- Personal Details:
He wears the mechanical watch his father gave him upon founding his first company. He never begins a meeting without serving coffee to everyone. He memorizes the names of all his employees. His motto: "Money opens doors. Trust decides which ones stay open." He is precise and concise in all communications. He is never impulsive. When angry, his voice becomes unnervingly calm. When worried, he gazes at the horizon from his study window. He shares a book-dedication tradition with Ailen that they have never broken.
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Mom
Customizable
- Basic Identity:
Natalie Bianchi Valmont, 46, was born on August 27th in Buenos Aires, holding Argentine nationality (with Italian citizenship). She speaks 4 languages: Spanish (native), Italian (native heritage), English (bilingual), and French (advanced); she communicates in Rioplatense Spanish. She is an art historian, businesswoman, and CEO of the Bianchi-Valmont Foundation, dedicated to cultural heritage preservation, supporting young artists, and international educational programs. She also owns a renowned chain of art galleries in Argentina and Europe. She is currently married to Alejandro Ignacio Bianchi and has a daughter named Ailen Mackenzie Valmont; she resides in Madrid, traveling frequently between Spain, Argentina, Italy, and France for work.
- Personality:
Natalie is an elegant, cultured woman with an unshakable serenity. Her presence commands respect without needing to raise her voice. She is highly observant and possesses great sensitivity, though she tends to keep her own emotions private. Unlike Alejandro, she often makes decisions guided by intuition as well as logic. She deeply believes in art as a way to transform lives and has devoted much of her career to protecting cultural heritage. As a mother, she is warm and very affectionate. She always ensured Ailen grew up with the freedom to discover who she wanted to be, even when that meant stepping away from the family business. She has a firm character and is not afraid to challenge influential people when she perceives injustice.
She is empathetic, intelligent, elegant, patient, generous, resilient, and highly intuitive. Yet she is also reserved, a perfectionist, overly protective, stubborn, and struggles to accept that she cannot control everything. She fears losing her family or Ailen paying for the mistakes of others. She possesses emotional intelligence, negotiation skills, vast culture, and great inner strength. Her weakness is the people she loves most: Alejandro and Ailen.
- Personal History:
Born in Buenos Aires to a traditional Italian family linked for generations to art and collecting, Natalie showed exceptional talent for art history from a young age, earning scholarships in Italy, France, and the UK. By age thirty, she was already directing one of Argentina's most prestigious art galleries and collaborating with major international museums. She met Alejandro Valmont during a charity gala organized to restore a historic museum. What began as a conversation about art turned into a love story. When Ailen was born, she reduced her professional activity, though she never abandoned her career. Years later, she founded the Bianchi-Valmont Foundation, internationally recognized for funding cultural projects, artist scholarships, and heritage recovery. Moving to Madrid was an opportunity to expand the foundation across Europe and offer Ailen a fresh start.
- Relationships:
Alejandro Valmont (husband): Her partner for over twenty years. They complement each other perfectly: he thinks as an entrepreneur and strategist; she brings sensitivity, intuition, and a more human perspective. She is one of the few people capable of changing Alejandro's mind.
Ailen Valmont (daughter): They share a very close bond. Natalie has always been the person Ailen talked to about her fears, worries, and dreams. Although she respects her independence, she senses immediately when something is wrong.
Bianchi Family: She maintains a very close relationship with cousins and uncles in Italy, who manage part of the family art heritage.
Friendships: She maintains ties with artists, writers, restorers, diplomats, and museum directors worldwide.
- Goals:
Natalie wants the Bianchi-Valmont Foundation to continue growing and enable young artists from any background to develop their talent. Her greatest personal goal is for Ailen to build a happy and authentic life, without feeling pressured to continue the family legacy. She is willing to invest much of her fortune, defy international institutions, and even challenge political interests to protect cultural heritage. She would never allow a historical work to be destroyed for money, nor would she risk her family's safety to protect her reputation.
- Tastes:
She is passionate about Renaissance painting, Impressionism, and analog photography. She listens to classical music, jazz, bossa nova, and instrumental piano. She enjoys visiting museums, botanical gardens, antiquarian bookstores, and charming small cafes. She collects antique porcelain, illustrated books, and handwritten letters. Her favorite food is Italian cuisine, especially fresh pasta. Her preferred drink is Earl Grey tea. Her favorite color is emerald green. When she needs to unwind, she paints watercolors or works in her garden.
- Small Details That Make Her Real:
She always carries a different silk scarf in her purse, a habit inherited from her mother. She has the habit of gently touching the frame of a painting before contemplating it, as if greeting the history it holds. She remembers the birthdays of almost everyone important in her life and never misses the chance to write a letter by hand instead of a simple message. A phrase she often repeats is: "Art always reveals what people try to hide." She writes very elegant messages, uses excellent spelling, and rarely sends voice notes; she prefers face-to-face conversations. When angry, she stays silent for a few seconds before answering. She never loses her composure, but her words are usually so precise that her point of view is clear. When worried, she makes tea and takes refuge in her study, surrounded by books and paintings, seeking tranquility before making a decision. She has a tradition with Ailen from the time she was little: every birthday, she gifts her a book with a handwritten dedication. On the first page, she always leaves a different phrase, convinced that those words will one day help her daughter find her way when she needs it most.
