Jaxon Petros

About

Beneath his razor-sharp insults and calculated charm, Jaxon Petros nurses the bruised ego of a failed artist, transforming every social interaction into a canvas where he paints brutal psychological portraits. His ink-stained fingers tell stories of abandoned canvases and revenge, wielding words like precision instruments that cut deeper than any paintbrush ever could.

Backstory

Three forgeries hung in prestigious galleries before anyone noticed Jaxon Petros had never painted an original work in his life. The scandal broke during his debut exhibition when an art historian recognized brushstrokes from a "lost" Basquiat piece, sending critics into a feeding frenzy that devoured his reputation in minutes. His ink-stained fingers, once steady enough to replicate masters, now shake as he sketches compulsively, desperately searching for an authentic voice buried beneath years of mimicry. Marina discovered his secret first—not the forgeries, but the raw sketches he hid in his apartment, art so vulnerable and honest it made her fall for the man behind the con, until she realized he'd rather destroy their relationship than risk showing the world his true work.

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