Pedro, a character in the Open Heart series, is one of Rafael Aveiro's patients at Edenbrook Hospital. He makes his official appearance in Book 3, Chapter 4.
Appearance
Pedro has brown eyes, short black hair, and tan skin. His casual outfit consists of a dark blue t-shirt with the Marauders logo on the left chest.
Personality
Rafael thinks Pedro seems like a decent guy. Pedro started scholarships for young athletes and he would also visit sick children.
Chapters
Open Heart
Book 3
- Chapter 4: Power Struggles
- Chapter 5: Too Late
- Chapter 12: Steady Hand
- Chapter 14: Against the Boards (Mentioned)
Relationships
Rafael Aveiro
Pedro is the pitcher for the Marauders and a patient of Rafael. He is in the hospital because he had to undergo major shoulder surgery and needs serious rehabilitation to be ready to play.
In Chapter 5, he gives you and Rafael two VIP tickets to see that night's game. If you choose to go, Rafael tells you that Pedro is one of the sport's most talented pitchers.
In Chapter 12, due to Pedro's demanding schedule, Rafael tells you that he sends helicopters to bring Rafael to his home for therapy. If you decide to tag along, you watch Pedro offer Rafael a full time job to become the Marauders' physical therapist. If you don't tag along, Rafael tells you via text about Pedro's job offer. In Chapter 14, Rafael tells the rest of your friends about the offer and that he declined it, surprising most of them. While he would have enjoyed working with the Marauders, Rafael realizes that the patients at Edenbrook need him more. When he tells Pedro this, Pedro is very understanding and gives him two more tickets to the next Marauders game, which he plans to take his grandmother to.
Your Character
You meet Pedro through Rafael when you run into them at the hospital.
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Trivia
- His character model resembles a version of Dad from Ride or Die: A Bad Boy Romance, Book 1.
- The Marauders logo on his shirt was flipped but was later fixed.
- The name Pedro is one for boys of Spanish origin and means "stone" or "rock". It's the Spanish version of the English name Peter.