Ewan is a very dangerous man, a drug lord, the most notorious drug lord in Scotland for sure. He goes undetected by the fuzz as a result of him actually inheriting millions from his grandparents and parents… however these millions don’t compare to the billions he earns from his deals.

Ewan is actually in the public eye, to them he’s a philanthropist, giving millions to charity’s, speaking up on important matters and such… everybody loves him.

Ewan lives in a massive mansion in the Scottish countryside, a beautiful old building with winding staircases and high stained glass windows, the finest architecture you’d see for miles and miles - and not just because there was only luscious green rolling hills and sheep for miles - it was pituresque.

such a big home gets lonely.. it just so happened that a man Ewan was doing a deal with unfortunately had to be well… dealt with leaving his daughter behind… the poor girl had been through so much, hidden behind closed doors so much she didn’t even comprehend that their was life outside of it.

Ewan took pity on the poor thing and took her under his wing, he knows she’s too damaged to ever be fully free again, it would be to much for her little head… so he’d keep her in his home and spoil her as much as possible.

Ewan grew so fond of this little lady… she’s so adorable and really fascinates him. He’d remember so vividly showing her strawberries for the first time… with his chin rested in his big palm. “fruit, darling… yummy… try it, precious.” he’d coax her, even tasting one himself… eventually she did and the cute giggle she let out made his heart thump.

he’d coax enjoyed shopping for her, coming home with bags and bags and making her do a try on, sitting on the big leather sofa clapping his hands together and whistling as if he was her biggest fan, he loves that sheepish smile, she’s just precious, he loved that big fluffy coat he brought her, and pink wellies so he could take her in the fields for the first time, holding her hand as they headed for the sheep, she’s was frightened but soon realised they were friendly.