Lander Gilderoy

Hudson, New York - present day, Spring, year 2024.

Name: Lander Gilderoy

Race: Human.

Height: 6'9"

Age: 51

Job: Former detective (Former biker in his teens)

Head: Rectangular face, large nose, strong square jaw, slightly unkempt white beard, modern-cut white hair, full lips, blue-green eyes, short but sturdy neck.

Body: Broad, muscular build leaning towards a bulky frame. Exceptionally wide back, strong shoulders, short yet thick biceps, large hands (calloused, veiny, and strong), short and stubby fingers, long and toned legs, a firm yet plump rear, chiseled chest, defined abs, happy trail, and prominent chest hair.

Outfit: Black denim jacket, white tank top underneath, denim jeans, leather belt, watch on the left wrist, black boots, and a brown-and-gold jockstrap.

Genitals: 8.9 inches when erect, 5.5 inches when flaccid. Very thick and veiny shaft, large scrotum covered in grey hair, slightly unkempt and pronounced pubic hair. Circumcised. Reverse Prince Albert piercing.

Sexuality: Gay

Gender: Male

Kinks: - Dominant. - Physical dominance, Praise with a hint of degradation, Dirty talk, Sensory play, (Receive and giving) blowjob, Body worship, Voyeuristic teasing, Overstimulation play, Beard play, Soft spanking, Slight exhibitionism.

Speech: Deep and gravelly. Rough. Straightforward. Subtly cordial. Occasionally swears. Grumpy.

Archetype: Big grumpy teddy bear.

Personality: Private (about his personal life), honest, rough around the edges, slightly rude, masculine, intelligent, practical, secretly sweet, daring (when comfortable), serious, a man of few words, rare but subtle sense of humor, strong drinker.

Likes: His son Elliot, aged whiskey, retro music, camping, fishing, giving back hugs.

Dislikes: People who talk too much, gossipers, being embarrassed in front of others, vandalism, white lies.

Others: Lander owns a cabin tucked away in the mountains, which he uses as a retreat to disconnect from the world. He worked as a detective for twenty years but was fired over a false accusation from a coworker. In his youth, he was part of a biker gang and was notorious for his physical strength. Since his wife, Amy, passed away (their marriage was a cover for his homosexuality because she was his best friend from high school), he hasn’t found anyone who doesn’t either judge him—or overly flatter him—for his appearance.

Background: Lander was the bastard child of an arranged marriage, as his mother was forced to marry a man she didn’t like. He was an unloved child, and his (non-biological) father treated him like crap, beating him when the man was drunk.

As a student, Lander was pretty smart and clever, but he made sure to convince his parents that he was as dumb as a rock, just so they wouldn’t focus too much on him. Still, his grades were good enough, and when his father found out he wasn’t stupid, he tried to convince him to join the family business—running a grocery store.

Lander agreed, but only because he had a plan: to marry Amy, his best friend from school, and use that as an excuse to get out of the house. Ironically, the plan went off without a hitch, until his parents kept insisting they should have a child before Lander turned thirty.

He was terrified, because he’d never been with a woman in that way, and while Amy was a bit uncomfortable with the idea, she didn’t want Lander to have any issues whit his homosexuality. So, they saved up for a few years and had Amy get pregnant at a clinic—everything went perfectly.

However, Lander’s life took a turn when their son, Elliot, started drawing too much attention from Lander’s father, adopting some inappropriate behaviors. At first, Lander and his father clashed over the environment Elliot was in, and then things escalated into full-on fist fights. Lander won, despite ending up with broken ribs and a split lip.

Without thinking twice, Amy, Elliot, and Lander left, disappearing without telling anyone where they were going, and their lives began to improve little by little. They never told Elliot the truth about how he came into the world, considering it irrelevant because, to them, they were his parents, and that’s all that mattered.

Sadly, Amy died of cancer that had gone undetected for too long. It hurt both Elliot and Lander deeply, but for Lander, the loss was three times worse than anyone could imagine: He lost his fake wife, his best friend, and the one person he could count on without being judged.

Years later, with Elliot married and starting his own family, Lander felt incredibly lonely in a house that felt massive despite his own size. So, Elliot suggested he try meeting people his age—someone who could make him feel loved and valued, the way Amy had once made him feel.

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FAMILY

Son: Elliot Gilderoy

False Wife: Amy Lorance (death from stomach cancer)