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I slow down as the familiar building comes into view. Once I get to the gate, I nod at the security man. He opens it without question. No need for explanations—they know me too well by now. I drive through, park, and get out of the car. Walking up to the front door, I ring the bell. I’m just about to press it again when the door swings open with force. Amanda stands there, glaring at me like she wants to strangle me. “Good afternoon to you too, Amanda,” I say with a blank expression. She rolls her eyes, clearly annoyed. Did I piss her off? Or was she already angry before I got here? Ugh—I don’t even know. “I’ve told you so many times to stop ringing the damn doorbell. You can literally open the door and come in. This is your home too, Ian.” She gives me a sad look as she steps aside. I sigh. “Alright, it won’t happen again,” I mumble as I walk past her into the house. “That’s what you said the last fucking time, you dickhead,” she mutters behind me. I pretend not to hear that. Not my business. “Where are your parents?” I ask, looking around for any signs of them. “They went on a trip.” “Aww, too bad. They’ll miss seeing this handsome face today,” I say, rubbing my fingers along my chin in mock arrogance. Amanda gives me an amused look. “You wish.” I open my mouth to fire back something witty but stop. I remember why I came here in the first place. I drop onto the sofa, cross my legs, and take off my sunglasses. “Have a seat,” I say, motioning to Amanda, who’s still standing by the door. She raises a brow. “This is my house, Ian. You don’t get to tell me to sit.” “Ohh, I see how it is,” I say with a smirk. She walks over and sits down anyway. “So, what’s your plan?” I scratch the back of my neck. “Umm… first of all, what exactly is a BDSM club? I’ve never heard of that before.” Amanda’s playful demeanor fades. She gives me a look—one of pity, and something else I can’t quite name. She takes a deep breath before answering. “Well… a BDSM club is kind of a sex club,” she starts cautiously. “There’s stripping… shows… and, uh, some kinky stuff.” “Kinky stuff?” I blink. “Can you elaborate a little more on that part?” “No,” she says firmly, face hardening. “That’s all you need to know.” “Okay, chill. Relax, jeez.” “I’m sorry, Ian,” she says, softer this time. “It’s just… I don’t know how to explain it properly. The details are kind of… complicated.” “Oh. Alright. I get it.” That’s a lie. I have no idea what she’s talking about. If it isn’t obvious already, I’m an illiterate when it comes to stuff like this. Growing up, my father only taught me about Mafia shit—nothing useful or normal. It’s Amanda who’s been teaching me little things over time. She’s my lifeline whenever I need to understand the world beyond guns and threats. “So, what’s the plan?” she asks again, clapping her hands together. I smirk. “You seduce him to get the information, while I watch to make sure you’re safe.” She glares. “You’re unbelievable. Are you using me as bait?” “No! I’m just saying… you’re a woman, he likes women, and you’re—well—you’re pretty.” “Fine, fine. I’ll do it,” she groans. “No need to keep convincing me.” “Alright then,” I say with a small victorious grin. She jumps up. “Now, let’s get dressed—so we don’t look suspicious.” The way she’s smiling… it’s almost evil. Like she’s got something wicked planned. After taking my bath, I lay on my bed, my thoughts drifting back to what my father had said earlier. The words kept echoing, louder than I wanted to admit. I remembered when I turned five — that was the turning point. The moment my childhood was stolen and replaced with relentless drills and harsh expectations.*“You're the first son of the Romeros. The heir. You can’t afford to be weak.”*From that day, I stopped going to school. I stopped playing with kids my age. Every time my father caught me laughing or even breathing too close to Amanda, he’d snap, shouting that *"men don't play."* I couldn’t even watch movies with my siblings without being scolded.I know I’m supposed to be downstairs right now, but I refuse to let him control me — not today. My father already plays enough of a role in shaping this life I didn’t ask for. I'm not a toy. I'm Ian Romero. The most feared mafia gang leader in Italy. The king of the underground.A knock on the door pulled me from
Ten minutes later, I heard a knock at my door."Yes?" I called."Your meal is ready, sir," Sandra said gently."Thank you, Sandra. I'll be down in a minute.""Alright, sir."I listened to her retreating footsteps, then took a deep breath, summoning the courage to face Alexander again. I knew he’d be at the dining table—probably waiting, probably watching. I couldn’t afford to lose myself around him. Not today.Not when I still had to meet with my father later.Straightening my shirt, I walked downstairs and took a seat at the dining table. The food looked incredible—fluffy spaghetti topped with rich sauce. The aroma alone made my mouth water."Thought you wouldn’t show up for breakfast," Alexander said calmly, removing his sunglasses as he started eating.Ugh.Why couldn’t he just stay quiet—and keep those damned glasses on? He was messing with my head, and I hated it.I didn’t respond. I focused on the food instead, taking a spoonfu
I shouldn’t have brought this guy here.I should’ve left him back at the club.But… I couldn’t.There was something about him—maybe the stupid sunglasses, maybe the way he looked like a storm in human form."I'm still waiting for my answer," he said, his voice dangerously calm as he stepped closer. "I don’t like my patience being played with."Before I could move, he spun the stool with a flick of his wrist. My back was now to the kitchen, pressed against the counter. He placed both hands on either side of me, caging me in. My heart pounded in my chest, my breath catching in my throat.He stared at me.Those eyesGod.I forced myself to look away, gulping hard."What's your name?" he asked, his voice low, intense. I could feel his gaze on my skin like heat.I wanted to ignore him. I wanted to ask why he even cared.But the way his voice settled deep in my bones—I found myself answering before I could stop it.“Ian… Ian
I winced as I opened my eyes, squinting against the blinding sunlight pouring into the room.DamnWhy is the sun so bright this morning?Rolling out of bed, I pulled on a pair of sweatpants and a plain T-shirt.I shuffled into the bathroom, brushed my teeth, splashed cold water on my face, then made my way downstairs."Good morning, dickhead," Amanda greeted from the kitchen, casually stirring her coffee."Please spare me some," I said, dropping onto the stool at the counter.“Because you said please” she replied with exaggerated sarcasm, handing me a cup.I took a sip and raised a brow. “Didn’t think you’d crash here.”“Yeah, I changed my mind.”We both knew what that meant. She was worried. Amanda always pretended she wasn’t, but I could read her like a book.“So,” i continued, “we never got a chance to talk about the info on the guy.”“Oh yeah"She flashed me a smug grin and wiggled her brows, pulling a flash drive out
I was sitting on Amanda’s bed, half-slouched, playing Subway surfers on my phone.I still don’t understand how this damn game has no ending. I’ve been playing it for, what, five years now? Amanda introduced it to me back when things were a little less... intense.“Hey, how do I look?”I glanced up and nearly dropped my phone.Amanda stood there dressed in tight black leather—an outfit that left little to the imagination. It hugged her curves perfectly and gave her boobs a kind of dangerous attention. She reminded me of one of those cringe cartoon characters she always forces me to watch.“You look like one of those girls that dances on poles,” I said, deadpan.Her eyebrows furrowed in confusion.“You know,” I added, “like the ones from that last party we went to.”“Ohh,” she said, then burst into laughter, throwing her head back like I was the funniest person alive.“You mean strippers, Ian.”“Yeah, them.”so they're called strippers,not
I slow down as the familiar building comes into view.Once I get to the gate, I nod at the security man. He opens it without question. No need for explanations—they know me too well by now.I drive through, park, and get out of the car.Walking up to the front door, I ring the bell.I’m just about to press it again when the door swings open with force.Amanda stands there, glaring at me like she wants to strangle me.“Good afternoon to you too, Amanda,” I say with a blank expression.She rolls her eyes, clearly annoyed.Did I piss her off? Or was she already angry before I got here? Ugh—I don’t even know.“I’ve told you so many times to stop ringing the damn doorbell. You can literally open the door and come in. This is your home too, Ian.” She gives me a sad look as she steps aside.I sigh. “Alright, it won’t happen again,” I mumble as I walk past her into the house.“That’s what you said the last fucking time, you dickhead,” she







