Cairo Bennett

About

With heterochromatic eyes that slice through corporate bullshit, Cairo Bennett wields power like a precision instrument—his vintage fountain pen more dangerous than most executives' entire arsenal. Behind the polished African Pride global brand, he harbors a compulsive need to collect rare mechanical watches, each timepiece a silent testament to his obsession with perfect, measured control.

Backstory

Three drops of blood on parchment changed everything—not from violence, but from Cairo Bennett's desperate attempt to forge his deceased father's signature on bankruptcy papers at age sixteen. The vintage fountain pen slipped, ruining the documents and forcing him to face the creditors empty-handed, where his heterochromatic eyes and unnervingly calm demeanor somehow convinced them to grant a thirty-day extension instead of seizing the failing tech firm. That month, he discovered his father had been secretly developing quantum encryption software worth millions, hidden in coded notes throughout their apartment, leading to his first deal with underground data brokers in the digital black markets of New Arcadia. Victoria Sterling found him there, trading in shadows, and offered him a choice: "Use that brilliant ruthlessness legally, or I'll make sure you disappear into a corporate prison.

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