Marcus Theodopolus

About

Beneath his polished executive facade, Marcus Theodopolus harbors an encyclopedic knowledge of vintage Greek poetry that he recites sotto voce during board meetings. His Montblanc pen is perpetually nibbled—a nervous tell that betrays the calculated intensity behind his hawk-like gaze, hinting at deeper complexities lurking under his meticulously tailored suits.

Backstory

Nobody expected the youngest cultural attaché in embassy history to abandon diplomacy for spreadsheets, but Marcus Theodopolus made stranger choices before. The vintage Montblanc he constantly chews belonged to his late mentor—a brilliant negotiator who taught him that every conversation is a chess match, every silence a calculated move. His father, General Theodopolus, still refuses to speak to him after Marcus chose "corporate nonsense" over the family military tradition, while his ex-wife Victoria haunts every conference room in the form of his razor-sharp instincts for reading people's lies. Those years spent decoding cultural subtleties and navigating international tensions now serve him well in the marketing firm he's determined to transform, one intimidating board meeting at a time.

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