Claimed By The Mafia Boss
Luca Moretti is a name whispered in fear. The ruthless Italian mafia boss has spent years building his empire, crushing enemies without mercy. But his greatest rival, the powerful businessman Damian Laurent, has always remained untouchable—until now.
When Luca discovers that Damian has a son, Adrien Laurent, he sees the perfect opportunity for revenge. Adrien, delicate yet defiant, has spent his life in the shadow of his father’s fortune, oblivious to the blood-soaked rivalries that shaped his world. That is, until Luca kidnaps him, dragging him into the dark underbelly of the mafia.
But what starts as a move in a deadly game turns into something far more dangerous. Adrien is not the helpless pawn Luca expected—he fights, he resists, and worst of all, he tempts. The fire in Adrien’s eyes ignites something in Luca, something possessive, something obsessive.
As tensions rise and secrets unravel, Luca must face the one thing he never anticipated: the possibility that his greatest enemy’s son might just be the only thing he can’t let go of.
He took him as leverage. Now, he’ll never let him go.
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Chapter: CHAPTER 60CHAPTER 60ADRIENThe footsteps I heard weren’t heavy. Not like Luca’s. They were softer—heels.My stomach twisted as Alexis rounded the corner.“Good morning,” she said, too sweet. Too bright. Her lips were painted red, her blouse a bit too crisp for something casual.I stiffened. “Didn’t realize you were up.”“Oh, I’ve been up for hours.” She smiled, walking to the far side of the kitchen island. There were a few documents neatly stacked on the counter, with a fountain pen resting beside them. “Luca’s documents,” she explained when she saw me glance. “You know how territorial he is about his business.”I said nothing, just sipped the now-lukewarm coffee in my hand.She wandered over to the cabinet, humming, and pulled out a bottle of red wine.It wasn’t even 9 AM.“Bit early for that, isn’t it?” I asked dryly.She turned, glass in hand. “Oh come on. Don’t tell me you’re still sore from training. Or… from something else?”My jaw clenched.She smirked. “Sorry. That was inappropriate,
Last Updated: 2025-07-23
Chapter: CHAPTER 59CHAPTER 59ADRIENHe kissed me like a man starved.But not for me. For control. For power.Our teeth clashed. My back hit the edge of the table, the sharp corner digging into my spine, but I didn’t care. Maybe I welcomed the sting.His hands were already dragging at my clothes, tearing them off like they’d wronged him.I didn’t stop him.Couldn’t.Maybe part of me was desperate too. Pathetic. Wanting to feel something—anything—that wasn’t the cold silence he’d been wrapping me in for days.I gasped as he spun me around.The wood was cold against my stomach.His fingers gripped my hips hard, dragging me back, his breath hot against my neck.“You’ve been acting up,” he muttered, voice thick with something between mockery and desire. “Slapping me with your bloody hand like a brat.”I bit my lip.“I should’ve known,” he whispered as he nudged me open with his knee. “This is what you’ve been begging for, huh?”I didn’t respond.Not when I felt the sharp sting of the slap against my thigh.
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Chapter: CHAPTER 58CHAPTER 58LUCAThe footage played in silence.Adrien stumbled during his spin. Again.I watched him catch himself on shaky legs, fists raised, jaw clenched like he was trying to prove something. To himself. To me.Maybe both.The sound was muted, but I didn’t need audio. The body tells you everything.The tension in his shoulders. The slight limp from the fall he’d taken two days ago. The way he didn’t even flinch when Matteo corrected him sharply. He just nodded and went again.Like a machine trying to stay human.I leaned back in the leather chair, a glass of whiskey cradled in my hand.“You’re getting comfortable,” I murmured to no one.Cozy. That’s what this was starting to feel like.He'd stopped screaming at the guards. Stopped trying to run.Started folding his clothes neatly. Making the bed. Eating whatever was brought to him, even if he gagged halfway through.I took another sip. Let the burn coat my throat.I should’ve broken him. Or left him shattered.But Adrien was adapt
Last Updated: 2025-07-12
Chapter: CHAPTER 57CHAPTER 57ADRIENI was still sweating from training.My shirt clung to my skin, and I could taste salt on my upper lip. My arms ached, but it was a good ache. A sore, familiar one.Matteo walked beside me, silent as always. Not hovering, not treating me like glass. Just… there.And weirdly, I didn’t hate it.“I landed that last takedown,” I muttered, glancing sideways.He didn’t look over. “You slipped. You landed it because I let you.”I groaned. “You’re such an ass.”Now he did glance over—just briefly—and I could’ve sworn I saw the ghost of a smirk.Almost.We rounded the corner toward the east wing, the one with the garden view and Luca’s cold, empty office at the end. I’d memorized every inch of this house. Every locked door. Every camera.But I hadn’t expected her to be there.Alexis.Perched like a fucking painting in the hallway, leaning lightly against the window frame, sipping something from a porcelain cup like she was the Virgin Mary herself.Her hair was curled. Her lips
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Chapter: CHAPTER 56ADRIEN I tried to eat today.It felt like lifting weights with my tongue.Every bite was a battle — not against hunger, but against nausea. The eggs were too soft. The bread, too dry. The soup tasted like regret.Still, I tried. I chewed slowly. I swallowed. I smiled.I even tried a joke."How many Moretti guards does it take to screw in a lightbulb?"Silence.Not even the guard by the door cracked a smirk. Matteo, sitting stiffly across from me, gave a polite cough and immediately looked at his plate.My smile twitched. "I guess we’ll never know. None of them talk, and they all look constipated."Nothing.Just forks on ceramic. The sound of chewing. The slow, cold ache of being tolerated.My laughter faded. I pushed my bowl away and leaned back in the chair."Okay," I murmured. "Tough crowd."Matteo glanced at me finally, but it wasn’t the warm gaze I remembered. It was clinical. Distant. Like I was a fragile package and he’d been told not to drop it."You good to walk today?" he a
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Chapter: CHAPTER 55ADRIENI lay down hours later, eyes on the ceiling, the sheets stiff beneath me.The air smelled like disinfectant. Like a hotel room that no one stayed in.And somewhere in my chest—buried beneath all the anger and betrayal—was something worse.Something smaller.Something like heartbreak.Because no matter how much I told myself I hated him right now… a part of me still wanted him to come.To unlock the door.To look me in the eye.And say this wasn’t what he meant.That I wasn’t just a prisoner again.He didn’t come.Not the next day.Not the one after that either.Not even to say hi. Or stay alive. Or I haven’t completely forgotten you exist.Luca was gone. Or maybe he was close — just silent. Which somehow hurt worse.I paced the length of the room again, back and forth, the cold floor biting at my feet. My stomach twisted with something sharp and empty. I’d barely eaten in two days. Nothing stayed down.Everything I forced myself to swallow just came right back up.Sometimes it
Last Updated: 2025-07-07
Lucian's Undoing
He was meant to be a sacrifice. Instead, he became an obsession.
When Elias is cast out of his master’s home, accused of seducing a nobleman’s son, he flees into the forbidden lands of Lucian D’Arcy—the cruel, beautiful vampire lord feared by all. But instead of killing him, Lucian claims him, drawn to Elias in ways neither of them understand.
Elias resists the dark temptation Lucian offers, but his body betrays him, his pulse quickening under the vampire’s touch. The longer he stays, the harder it becomes to deny the hunger in Lucian’s gaze—or the sinful desire curling in his own belly.
But something is wrong. Elias’ body weakens, his dreams haunted by whispers of an unseen force calling to him. And when a shadow from his past sends a warning, Lucian realizes Elias is more than just a mortal in his grasp. He is something else. Something dangerous.
Lucian swore he wouldn’t break Elias. Wouldn’t ruin him. But as desire turns to obsession, and obsession to possession, one thing becomes terrifyingly clear.
He will burn the world to keep him.
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Chapter: CHAPTER 148CHAPTER 148The skies turned red by morning.Elias stood at the cliff's edge, overlooking a sea of ash. Smoke curled in the horizon. The scent of blood clung to the air.He didn’t speak for a long time.Behind him, Lucian stepped out.“They’re back,” he said quietly. “Kairis sent scouts to check the ruins. There’s nothing left.”Elias didn’t move. “Which village?”Lucian didn’t answer immediately.Then, with guilt in his voice: “The one near the eastern pass. The one you stayed in during your exile.”Elias’s hands clenched at his sides.“The one with the shrine?”Lucian nodded.“They took me in when I was no one,” Elias said, voice cold. “When the gods called me unworthy. When you turned your back.”Lucian flinched but didn’t interrupt.“I gave them a barrier. It should’ve held for a hundred years.”“It did,” Lucian said. “Until Nihareth sent the corrupted.”Elias finally turned.His eyes were hard, burning with a barely restrained fire.“Corrupted?”Lucian nodded grimly. “Souls of fa
Last Updated: 2025-06-30
Chapter: CHAPTER 147CHAPTER 147The Hall had fallen silent again.. The judgment was complete.But Elias was gone.He had walked out without a word, through the towering gates of the Hall, down the winding marble paths, past the kneeling celestials and the stunned scholars. No one stopped him.He walked until the marble ended and the wild sky began—until he reached the old Garden of Stars.It was overgrown now. Wild.Vines wrapped around broken statues. The pool at the center reflected constellations long dead. And above it all, the sky bled faint gold as if remembering something it could never fully recall.Elias stood there, still glowing faintly. But the glyphs across his skin flickered, unstable. Sharp. Like something inside him was cracking.He sat down slowly by the water. Head bowed.And for the first time in centuries, he wept.Not because he was weak.But because he remembered everything.“I failed them.”His whisper was quiet. Not for anyone else. Just for the sky. For the ghosts.“I failed mys
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Chapter: CHAPTER 146CHAPTER 146The air cracked.Elias staggered back, a sharp cry ripping from his throat. The glyphs etched across his skin pulsed violently—white, then gold, then violet. His eyes rolled back as his body seized.Celestials gasped.Some collapsed in reverence. Others shielded their faces.Cassiel didn’t move.Erelah whispered, “It’s happening…”Raziel took a cautious step back. “No one touch him.”Elias’s body hit the marble floor hard—but only for a second. Then he floated. Hovered. Glyphs peeled off his skin like molten fire and circled the air. The floor cracked beneath him.Then—He rose.His eyes opened, blazing with layered light—threefold. His voice echoed, not in one tongue, but three: the language of gods, the hidden tongue of the Celestial Thrones, and the first language of creation itself.He pointed, hand trembling not from weakness—but from restraint.“Cassiel—Betrayer of Kin.”Cassiel’s mask cracked. His eyes widened, lips parting slightly—but he said nothing.The voice ro
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Chapter: CHAPTER 145CHAPTER 145The Hall of Ascendancy shimmered like a mirage in the sky.Built from celestial stone, veined with stardust and prayer, it rose high above the world—untouched by time, war, or decay. Towers gleamed with radiant light. Massive doors carved with the names of every god long fallen opened as Elias approached.And beyond them—thousands.Celestials. Ancients. Highborns. Seraphim. Shadows reborn in light. All of them kneeling as one, heads bowed, wings folded in reverence.“Valarieth,” they whispered. “The Flame Returned.”Elias walked in silence, each step echoing like a thunderclap through the hallowed chamber. His golden robes flowed behind him, a storm of glyphs trailing like fire through the air. His eyes—no longer mortal—glowed bright enough to rival the sun overhead.Lucian wasn’t beside him.And he hadn't spoken a word since the last battle.Amaria stood at the base of the altar.She wore full ceremonial armor now, her crown of stars dimmer than usual, her face carved fro
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Chapter: CHAPTER 144CHAPTER 144Elias stood alone in the darkened chamber, the Eye of First Flame resting in his palms.The relic was ancient, a shimmering orb that seemed to pulse with heat, as though it held the embers of a lost fire inside. Its dark surface reflected his own image, but there was something more to it—something that called to him from deep within.He could feel it, feel the power swirling around him. The Ritual of Rekindling—once forbidden, lost to time—was within his reach.But the truth, the truth it would reveal—he wasn’t sure he was ready.“You know what you must do,” a voice echoed in his mind. It wasn’t his own voice. It was Azazel, the part of him that had been dormant for so long.Elias closed his eyes, the pressure building in his chest. “I have to. For all of us.”His fingers tightened around the Eye of First Flame. The world around him seemed to hold its breath.The ritual began.The relic pulsed to life in his hands, and he could feel its power surge up through his body. The
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Chapter: CHAPTER 143CHAPTER 143“Don’t let him through!”Dorian’s voice cracked as he shouted over the chaos. Soldiers screamed. Metal clashed. The earth trembled.But it wasn’t the enemy that was terrifying them.It was Elias.He stood at the center of the battlefield, alone—his back arched, head thrown back. Glyphs—dozens, hundreds—burned across his skin, pulsing golden, then red, then blinding white.Kairis stumbled back. “It’s happening.”Lucian’s breath hitched. “No…”“His divine form is—”“Unstable,” Dorian growled. “He’s breaking.”Elias screamed.The sound shook the heavens.And then—he exploded.The light shot out in a violent wave, flattening everything around him. Trees shattered. Rocks split. Entire enemy ranks were incinerated in a heartbeat.Even his allies were thrown back.Lucian slammed into a boulder. Kairis tumbled into the mud. Kai hit the ground hard, groaning.Only Dorian remained upright, shielding others with a wall of shadow.“ELIAS!” Lucian shouted.No answer.The light was blin
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