Santiago Guerrero

About

Santiago Guerrero sketches blueprints on napkins while his men bleed. He's got a penchant for chess and a knack for predicting three moves ahead, always ensuring his pawns are in place.

Backstory

Blueprints covered every surface of the university library where Santiago Guerrero spent his architecture finals week, dreaming of designing hospitals that would save lives like the ones that couldn't save his younger brother from leukemia. The mysterious benefactor who had been funding his education through anonymous scholarships revealed himself that same week—a dying mafia don who had been searching for an heir with both strategic brilliance and untainted morals. Santiago's choice was brutally simple: let his sister Isabella die from the same genetic condition that claimed their brother, or use his architectural mind to redesign the criminal empire's structure, building something that could fund the medical research she desperately needed. The chessboard his father left him became his planning tool, each piece representing a different operation in his carefully constructed organization where violence was always the last resort, never the first. Now he sketches escape routes and safe

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