Xiomara has always felt uncomfortable in both the mafia and her own worlds. She has a stunning family, all the things a girl could wish for, and yet she constantly feels like something is missing, as like she should be a part of something bigger. Af...
The De Gouveia's are a tight knit family that works in the real world and the mafia world. The De Gouveia's have the most powerful and influentialmafia in the world, the Sicilian Mafia family. They have joined forces with hybrid warewolves and vampires, that is what sets them apart from the competition some have come close but not close enough.
Mrs Azeira De Gouveia
Full Name:Mrs Azeira De Gouveia
Status: Vampire
Date of Birth: 1895
Date of change to vampire: 1921 – she was 26
Originally from: Columbus, Ohio
Hair color: Black
Eye color: Vampire gold/hazel green, light brown eyes
Height: 5'6"
Physical description: Heart-shaped face, small, slender but round
Personality traits: Ability to love passionately
Occupation: Antique Restoration
Family members: Married to Giovani De Santos
Hobbies: Architecture and restoration
Who is Mrs Degouveia:
Mrs Degouveia, is sweet to site and touch but dont be fooled by her innocence and quite. She has quite the brains. As the glue that holds the family together she is an amazing mom to her six bio-logical kids. She aspires in architector and interal design, she thinks of every little detail that goes into the building of their frachises and endevors.
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Mr Lucian De Gouveia
Full Name: Mr Lucian De Gouveia
Status: Vampire
Date of Birth: 1640s
Date of change to vampire: After 1663 – he was 23
Originally from: New Orleans, Lousieanna
Hair color: Black
Eye color: Vampire gold/hazel, green eyes
Height: 6'2"
Physical description: Very handsome, like a movie star
Special talents: Compassion
Occupation: Medical Doctor
Family members: wife to Lucien De Gouviea & Biological mother Storm, Saint, Blaze, Leilani, & Azayliah.
