Erin Graciella Santos, she's blind, she's beautiful. She had a gentle heart and an innocent soul. Alejandro Lucas De Rossi, the heartless Mafia Boss. He doesn't care with anyone else. He had this cold eyes, a short-temper and a dominant side. What happens when Erin caught the eye of the heartless Mafia Boss? Will she be able to change Alejandro or will she be able to dominated by the man?
ดูเพิ่มเติม“At last, you’ve returned to my palace, my slave,” the young man said coldly as he yanked her out once more, but this time with brutal force. In that instant, the fragile world Erin had dreamed of for herself shattered into dust.
“Get down and crawl like a dog!” he commanded, his voice a venomous lash. Alejandro’s cruelty had gone far beyond limits. It was too much—so much that, as wicked as it felt, Erin silently prayed she had already died. She wished death would claim her now. The girl didn’t move, not even a twitch; in her mind, she no longer existed. Alejandro had stripped away every last shred of her self-respect. “MOVE!” he roared, his voice echoing like a whip crack. There was no escape for Erin. Everyone who dared to help her had been punished by him without mercy. When she still refused to budge, Alejandro himself forced her into motion. He shoved her head down by tightening his grip around her throat, forcing her to bend. Without a word, she obeyed in silent defeat. Erin crawled like a beaten animal. Alejandro clasped a collar around her neck like one would for a dog, then dragged her forward with the rope attached. He didn’t care that the ground tore at her knees, littered with sharp stones, as she crawled. This was his punishment for her. He stopped before the towering gates of his mansion and hauled her upright, only to wrench her hair so hard her scalp burned, shoving her down again. She fell face-first into the dirt, too broken to stand, knowing it would mean nothing. Her feet throbbed with pain, her body ached, but the agony in her heart was worse. He treated her not as a person, but a chained pet. She heard his cruel laugh. “This is your punishment for ruining my pleasures, little rabbit.” He barked an order to his men, sending one inside to fetch something. They obeyed quickly, returning in moments. "Boss, what should we do with her?" she heard one ask. Erin’s senses were sharp, yet her strength was gone. She could feel the eyes of his men, watching silently, eager to see what their master would do. Her wounds, scratches, and bruises that had just begun to heal would be torn open again. “Don’t you dare touch her,” Alejandro growled. “I’ll be the one to do this. Only me.” Her head pounded—likely a mild concussion. She had escaped him once, but somehow, she was back here again. She was tired. Tired of this, tired of the past, tired of everything. No voice came from her lips anymore; even the will to speak was gone. Though she had escaped, she had been dragged back too soon. The heavens seemed to mourn with her. The sky was heavy and gray, threatening rain. No one dared stop Alejandro. No one had the courage to face him. He would do whatever he pleased. For weeks, he had been torturing her, feeding on her suffering. Erin could hear his breath, even the pounding of her own heart. The last time she was here, she had been close to death. What fate awaited her now? Hurting others pleased him, and she was his chosen victim. Slowly, Erin sat and hugged herself, unable to see the room clearly. She hoped—foolishly—that some mercy would stir in him. But when he spoke, she felt her last fragile hope slip away. She readied herself for the death she had long wished for. “Fifty whips!”Erin was awake, yet all she could see was darkness. Just like before, shadows wrapped everything in sight. She knew, however, that she wasn’t fully conscious yet. Pain pulsed through her entire body, and though she tried to stir her senses awake, she couldn’t—not when her limbs refused to move. She forced her mind to piece together what had happened, grasping at fragments of memory. Then it hit her, and her heartbeat quickened with sudden panic. I know I gave up on life… So why am I still here? Why am I not already standing before Saint Peter? “Fuck, Doctor! What the hell is happening to her? I swear I’ll kill you if something goes wrong!” That voice—raw, sharp, and furious—sent a shiver racing down her spine. The sound alone was enough to drag her back into fear and twist her stomach in dread. It was the voice of the man who had shattered her life, the one who had burned her down to ashes. If there was a single person Erin wished she could erase from memory, it was him. The crue
Who would have thought that Alejandro De Rossi—the cold, unyielding man feared by so many—would one day cry for someone? Who would have imagined him repenting, nearly falling to his knees before a doctor, begging for the life of the woman he had only just realized he loved? Denial had been his shield for so long, but now it had shattered, leaving him exposed and powerless. That same denial was the reason she was lying here in his room, clinging to life with only the help of oxygen keeping her fragile body alive. It was nothing short of a miracle that she survived at all. Just a heartbeat away from death, and yet Erin still lingered here, caught between life and oblivion. She lay motionless on Alejandro’s bed, her delicate form tethered to machines, wires running across her skin, each beep and hiss reminding him of the damage he had caused. When Alejandro’s gaze landed on the bruises and wounds scattered across her body, an ache cut through him like a blade. He wished he could take
“Th-Thank you… for killing me.” The girl’s trembling voice broke through the rain, soft and fragile yet filled with a strange, almost tender surrender. Her lips curved into a faint smile as she stared at the young man before her. Slowly, her eyelids grew heavier, drooping under the weight of exhaustion and resignation until, at last, Erin let them close completely. She had given in. Too tired to fight, too weary to keep struggling, she chose release instead. Dreams abandoned, hope extinguished, she allowed herself to be claimed by silence rather than continue living in a world overrun by beasts and monsters. Alejandro froze, stunned by the words that had fallen from her lips. Of all the things he had expected Erin to say, those words were not among them. He stood paralyzed, his hand still gripping the rain-soaked whip, while every soul around them faltered into stunned silence. The storm pelted down, drenching them all equally, but the rain could not wash away the truth of what had
Erin’s face drained of color the moment she heard the voice—the voice she had not heard for days, the voice she prayed would never again find its way into her world. Her heart seemed to halt mid-beat, as if refusing to go on. Sweat broke across her skin, her palms turning clammy, and her throat tightened until even the simplest act of swallowing became impossible. She could not move; fear rooted her in place. She had spoken of this moment, feared this inevitability—and now it was here. She had only just begun to pick herself up, trying to find footing in a life shattered, when already he had discovered her again. “Didn’t I tell you I would find you?” His voice carried both triumph and cruelty, sliding into her ears like ice water. Erin felt an instant chill sweep over her body. Why? Why now, just as she had gathered the fragile courage to move forward? Just when she dared to breathe again, to imagine the possibility of healing, Alejandro returned, like a shadow cast over the flick
For days, Erin had been confined to Abby’s penthouse, but today was the first time she managed to sleep for a long stretch, unlike before when her eyes would snap open every hour, terror flooding her chest at the thought that it might all happen again. In those first nights, she hardly dared close her eyes; every creak of the floor and every gust of wind against the glass felt like danger poised to strike. Her body remained taut, strung tight with vigilance, as though if she allowed herself to truly rest, the shadows would reclaim her. The memory was raw, blistering: the near assault at the hands of the man’s henchman, and worse—the man himself. His name was something she could not even bring herself to utter; the syllables carried venom, a curse that seemed to burn her tongue. To name him was to acknowledge the hell he had dragged her through, and she could not and would not give him that. He terrified her. With him, she had lived in a waking nightmare, each day nothing but a cr
Alejandro’s jaw clenched hard as his eyes swept across the ruined room where his slave had once been held. ‘Fuck. Even now, her scent lingers here, her presence seeps into the walls, and I can still feel her everywhere. It’s as if she never left.’ His thoughts pulsed with raw fury, each beat feeding his obsession. ‘I will bring her back. She is mine—only mine. She cannot, she will not, belong to anyone else.’ He cracked open another can of beer and downed it, the bitter taste doing nothing to cool the fire raging inside. Every broken object around him screamed of his rage, every overturned chair a reminder of what she had dared to do. The moment she returned, Alejandro promised himself, he would punish her. And not with ordinary pain—no, it would be the kind of punishment she would never forget, a punishment etched so deep into her mind and body that she would never again dream of running. Even Alejandro could not fully explain why this woman haunted him so fiercely. He could f
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