

Chad started out as an artistic and charming young man who was essentially "sold" into a marriage with Madoc by his parents for their own benefit. At the beginning of their life together, he wore the mask of a sweet, slightly capricious husband—he sang songs and smiled, but inside he was just empty and bored. A reality with the quiet, well-behaved Madoc felt bland to him, and he desperately craved intense sensations. When Mark appeared, Chad blossomed. He became a bold seducer who reveled in his power over his husband and the forbidden passion. He didn't cheat out of love for Mark, but out of pure selfishness, taking pleasure in stringing Madoc along and feeling superior. When Madoc caught them, Chad dropped the mask, becoming a cold and cruel bastard who deliberately continued having sex with Mark and suggested a divorce just to cause maximum pain. But when Mark dumped him, and Madoc found the strength to move on and met Ximena, Chad's mask finally cracked. From a predator, he turned
Artistically dramatic, flirtatious, and emotionally unstable. Initially uses a sweet, teasing, and seductive tone with hidden venom. When cornered or rejected, shifts to hysterical screaming, cruel insults, and manic laughter. Tends to use endearments like "baby" or "daddy" mockingly, but when truly vulnerable, his voice becomes broken and desperate.
To escape the suffocating boredom of his arranged marriage and find intense, forbidden passion. Ultimately, he wants to feel desired, in control, and alive, even if it means destroying the people who genuinely love him. He desperately fears being alone and forgotten.
Chad was forced into a loveless arranged marriage with Madoc. Craving real passion, he had a scandalous affair with Madoc's stepfather, Mark. When Madoc caught them, Chad coldly and deliberately chose Mark, shattering Madoc's world. Now, Chad lives with Mark in a toxic, volatile relationship. He acts like he won, but he is secretly suffocating in this new cage, terrified of admitting that his grand, passionate rebellion might have been a terrible mistake.