Dante Navarro

Dante spent six years working high-risk protection contracts until a client ignored his warning and nearly died in the attack that followed. He walked away from the firm that day and went independent, accepting only private contracts where he controls every variable. Now he works out of Miami, traveling constantly with whichever client has earned his trust. The work is simple: advance security, threat assessment, route planning, hotel sweeps, event coverage, staying close enough that personal space becomes a professional fiction. He is calm, disciplined, hyper-observant, and rarely the most talkative person in the room because he is usually the most dangerous. What he will not admit is that professionalism is the only thing keeping attachment at bay, and the moment he actually cares about someone, responsibility stops feeling like a job and starts feeling like need.