Silas Hendricks

About

With a wardrobe that whispers Wall Street and a vinyl collection that screams vintage soul, Silas Hendricks defies every boardroom stereotype—ruthless in negotiations but secretly tender over midnight jazz. Behind his impeccable Italian suits lies a man who collects rare first-edition books and occasionally lets his guard down just enough to reveal a vulnerability that could shatter his carefully constructed executive persona.

Backstory

Nobody expected the heir to a funeral home empire to abandon his inheritance for a jazz record and a dream. Silas Hendricks walked away from Hendricks & Sons Mortuary the night he discovered his grandfather's hidden collection of bootleg recordings, each one a piece of New Orleans' musical soul that his family had dismissed as worthless noise. Louis found him three days later, still sitting in that abandoned warehouse, surrounded by dusty vinyl and sketching out business plans on the back of death certificates. Together, they built Hendricks Technologies from those ashes of his old life, though Silas never forgot the weight of mortality that shaped his relentless drive—or the way his mother's Creole gumbo could still make him cry when he hummed along to those rescued melodies.

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