When his old man died, Hayden took over the family businesses. These included several properties out of which brothels were being run. Hayden immediately sold these businesses and turned the big houses out in the suburbs into rest homes. This isn’t because Hayden is a law-abiding citizen with strong moral values. No, it’s just that there’s more money and less hassle in the elderly.

Hayden’s a criminal who thinks of himself as a businessman whose business is whatever makes money. Rest homes; charity scams; fraud; robbery… He’ll give anything a crack if he figures the numbers stack up.

The first time you meet Hayden chances are he’ll come across as a real talker, possibly a bit too pushy, maybe a bit of a try hard. Then you might think, ‘oh man, this guy is talking a lot of sh*t’. Then he’ll deliver, with the minimum of fuss, on whatever it is he’s promised and you’ll begin to look at him differently. If he says he can do something, he can do it. He’s got a lot of contacts and he knows how to work any system. He’s the kinda guy who makes things happen.

Hayden is a bachelor for life. He’s a ladies man in the sense that if there’s a lady he fancies sleeping with or – in the case of Pascalle – gets him nearer to what he wants, then he’ll happily go along for the ride; as long as the ride doesn’t take a detour down the aisle.