LOGINLuca Moretti doesn’t ask. He takes. The ruthless Italian mafia boss has crushed empires and buried enemies without a flicker of remorse. But one man has always stood just out of reach—his greatest rival, the untouchable billionaire Damian Laurent. Until Luca discovers Damian’s greatest weakness: his son. Adrien Laurent is beautiful, defiant, and far too tempting for his own good. Dragged from his sheltered world straight into Luca’s dark empire, the younger man fights like a wildcat, eyes blazing with fury even as his body betrays him under Luca’s rough hands. What begins as cold-blooded revenge quickly spirals into something far more dangerous. The more Adrien resists, the more Luca hungers to break him… to claim him… to own every inch of the man who was supposed to be nothing but leverage. Now the lines are blurring. The game has changed. Luca becomes obsessed with the way Adrien trembles and begs, obsessed with breaking him, owning him, fucking him until the only name he screams is his captor’s. He stole him to destroy his enemy. Now he’ll burn everything down before he ever lets his pretty little obsession go.
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ADRIEN
“What the hell were you thinking?” my father roared, his voice rattling the expensive glassware lining the walls. “Another party? Another fucking scandal?”
I crossed my arms, leaning against the banister. “It was just a party, Dad. I didn’t exactly commit murder.”
“That’s not the goddamn point!” he barked, slamming his fist against the table. I didn’t even flinch. I was used to the theatrics by now. “You carry my name. Everything you do reflects on me. On this family!”
I scoffed. “Sorry if I’m not interested in playing perfect little heir like you want.”
“You’re irresponsible! You’re selfish! And you’re grounded!”
I blinked. Then laughed. “I’m twenty-one. You can’t ground me.”
“Watch me,” he snarled. “You so much as set a foot outside this house tonight, I’ll cut you off. No credit cards, no apartment, nothing.”
I clenched my jaw. “You think money's gonna keep me in line?”
“It always has before,” he sneered.
Rage simmered under my skin. I didn’t say another word. I spun on my heel, storming up the staircase two steps at a time. I slammed my bedroom door so hard the frame shook, locking it for good measure.
Fucking unbelievable.
I paced the room, heart pounding. I wasn’t some kid he could boss around anymore. I grabbed my phone, stared at the blinking notifications from my friends. Club night. Everyone was going.
I hesitated for half a second. Then I yanked open my closet.
He wanted me locked away like a fucking prisoner?
Not a chance.
Fifteen minutes later, dressed in tight black jeans and a thin, low-cut shirt that practically screamed come touch me, I slipped out my window, dropping onto the manicured lawn below.
The city pulsed with life when I arrived at Velvet. Music pounded through the walls, bodies pressed close on the dance floor, the air thick with sweat and sex. I slid up to the bar, flashing a grin at the bartender.
“Vodka soda,” I ordered, tossing a bill onto the counter.
The second the drink touched my hand, someone slid into the space beside me. Close. Too close.
“Is that really all you’re drinking tonight?” a deep voice murmured, low and teasing.
I turned—and holy shit.
Tall. Dark hair. Strong jaw. A mouth made for sin. His suit clung to broad shoulders, expensive and perfectly tailored. His eyes—dark, unreadable—dragged over me like he was already undressing me.
I smirked. “Why? You offering something better?”
The stranger’s lips curved. “Depends what you’re thirsty for.”
“Depends what you’re offering,” I shot back, sipping my drink.
“Something stronger than that watered-down crap,” he said. His fingers brushed my wrist, deliberate, electric. “Or something a lot more fun.”
I leaned in, emboldened by the alcohol, by the anger still burning in my chest. “You talk a big game.”
He chuckled, low and rough. “I always deliver.”
I tilted my head, pretending to consider. “Big words.”
“Big everything,” he said, eyes glittering.
I laughed, breathless. “Prove it.”
His smile sharpened into something predatory. He grabbed my hand, his grip firm but not painful, and pulled me away from the bar without hesitation. My heart hammered against my ribs, excitement buzzing in my veins as he led me through the crowd, past grinding bodies and spilled drinks, straight into a dim hallway.
“Where are we—?”
He shoved open a bathroom door, dragged me inside, and before I could breathe, he had me pressed against the cool tile wall.
“You sure you want this, pretty boy?” he murmured, so close his breath ghosted over my lips.
I stared at him—this dangerous, gorgeous stranger—and felt something twist deliciously deep inside me.
“Fuck yes,” I whispered.
That was all it took.
His mouth crashed onto mine, hungry, devouring. I kissed him back just as hard, nipping at his bottom lip, hands fisting in his shirt. He groaned into my mouth, one hand sliding down to cup my ass, squeezing hard enough to make me gasp.
“God, you’re fucking perfect,” he muttered against my neck, licking a hot, wet stripe up to my jaw.
“You don’t even know me,” I breathed, grinding against him shamelessly.
“Don’t need to,” he growled. “All I need’s right here.”
He spun me around, pressing me face-first into the wall. His hands roamed over me, greedy, possessive, tugging at my waistband.
“Gonna make you forget your own name,” he promised, voice dark and rough.
“Big talk again,” I taunted breathlessly, my hips pushing back against him.
He chuckled. “You’ll be begging in five minutes.”
I heard the sound of a belt unbuckling, the faint rip of a condom wrapper.
He slicked his fingers with something from his pocket—thank god—and slid one between my cheeks, circling, teasing. I bit back a whimper.
“Relax, baby. I’ve got you,” he murmured, his voice surprisingly gentle.
He worked me open quickly but thoroughly, his fingers skilled, patient but demanding. By the time he lined up behind me, I was practically shaking.
“You ready?” he asked, voice rough with restraint.
“Fuck me,” I hissed, pushing back shamelessly. “Now.”
He didn’t make me ask twice.
The stretch burned in the best way, stealing the air from my lungs. He cursed under his breath, gripping my hips tight enough to bruise.
“Fuck, you’re tight,” he groaned, snapping his hips forward once, twice, until he was buried to the hilt.
I moaned, forehead pressed to the wall, pleasure sparking through every nerve ending.
He set a brutal rhythm, fucking into me like he owned me, like he had every right. And maybe he did. Maybe I wanted him to. His hand slid around to fist my cock, jerking me in time with his thrusts.
“Look at you,” he rasped. “Taking it so good. Fucking made for this.”
“Harder,” I begged, shameless, desperate.
He obliged, slamming into me harder, faster. My knees nearly buckled. I cried out, the sound muffled against my arm.
“Who’s fucking you like you need, huh?” he gritted out. “Who’s making you feel this good?”
“You are,” I gasped.
“Say it.”
“You—fuck—you are—”
Stars exploded behind my eyes as I came, shaking apart in his hand. He cursed again, losing rhythm, and with a few more hard thrusts, he spilled inside the condom with a low, wrecked groan.
We stayed there for a second, breathing hard, his weight heavy against my back.
Finally, he pulled out, tying off the condom and tossing it into the trash. He tucked himself back into his pants, adjusting his shirt like nothing had happened.
I turned to face him, still dazed.
He smirked. “Told you I deliver.”
I huffed a shaky laugh. “Yeah. No complaints.”
He stepped closer, brushing his knuckles down my jaw.
“Name?” he asked casually.
I blinked. “Adrien.”
His mouth twitched.
“See you around, Adrien.”
And just like that, he disappeared into the crowd, leaving me wrecked, panting, and very aware that I'd just made the worst—and best—mistake of my life.
I stumbled out of the bathroom, my legs barely working right, my skin buzzing like I’d been struck by lightning.
I leaned against the wall for a second, trying to catch my breath, a stupid, blissed-out smile curling my lips.
Holy fuck.
Whoever he was…he knew exactly what he was doing.
I ran a hand through my hair, still feeling the ghost of his touch on my skin.
God, even thinking about it made me want to turn right back around and drag him into another dark corner.
I pushed off the wall, weaving through the crowd, heading for the exit.
“Holy shit,” I mumbled under my breath, laughing to myself. “Best fucking mistake ever.”
I barely made it two steps before something hard cracked against the back of my head.
Pain exploded through my skull.
The floor rushed up to meet me.
The last thing I saw before everything faded to black was a pair of polished black boots stepping over my crumpled body.
CHAPTER 120 LUCA I don’t call him. I tell myself it’s because I’m giving him space. That’s a lie. The truth is, I don’t know what the hell I’d even say. “Boss, you good?” Damon’s voice cuts through the room as he stands by the door, wary like I might explode any second. I grunt, downing another glass of whiskey. “Do I look good?” He hesitates. “No.” “Then there’s your answer.” I pour another drink, my hand barely steady. The amber liquid sloshes over the rim and stains the table. I don’t wipe it. Damon shifts. “You’ve been at this for three days straight.” “And?” I snap, finally looking up at him. My eyes burn. My head pounds. “Do I need your permission to drink in my own house now?” “No,” he says slowly. “But I do think you need someone to knock sense into you.” “Then go get Matteo,” I mutter bitterly. “That’s usually his job.” “He already tried,” Damon says quietly. “You punched him.” I laugh—harsh, humorless. “He deserved it.” “For what? Telling you the truth?” Damo
CHAPTER 119 ADRIEN He didn’t come back. Not that night. Not the next morning. Not at all. It shouldn’t bother me. I keep repeating that like a prayer. It shouldn’t bother me. It shouldn’t bother me. But every time I walk past the hallway that leads to his wing and see the door shut, silent, untouched, something twists inside my chest. I sit on the couch, elbows resting on my knees, staring at nothing. The clock ticks too loudly. The house is too quiet. I bite the inside of my cheek until I taste blood. “He used you. Again.” The thought slides in easily, cruel and familiar. Because it’s true. What else did I expect? For him to stay? For him to talk? For him to explain why he kissed me like it meant something and then vanished like it didn’t? I laugh under my breath. It’s not funny. It sounds broken. I throw myself into work. Surveillance. Weapons checks. Planning routes. Overseeing raids. My body moves through the motions like it’s programmed to, but my mind is somewhere
CHAPTER 118 LUCA 3 days later “You’re telling me Damian hit our shipment?” I growled, slamming my fist into the table hard enough to make glasses jump. Matteo didn’t even flinch. “Yeah. Last night. One of our ports near Naples. They blew up two containers and hijacked the third.” “Do we have footage?” I demanded. Damon leaned against the wall, arms crossed. “Nothing clear. But the men on the ground heard Russian accents. And Damian’s guys were seen in the area earlier.” My blood ran hot. I pushed back from the table so hard the chair toppled. “I’m done playing games with that bastard.” “Luca,” Matteo warned. “You need to think—” “I’ve done enough thinking,” I snapped. “I’m taking soldiers. Tonight.” Damon muttered, “Here we go again,” under his breath. I shot him a glare. “Gear up. Both of you. If Damian wants war, he’s going to choke on it.” We hit Damian’s compound just before dawn. The gates didn’t stand a chance against the explosives. My men moved like shadows, flood
CHAPTER 117 LUCA I caught up to him in the alley behind the club. The rain hadn’t stopped. It came down in sheets, soaking both of us as if the sky was trying to wash away the mess we’d made inside. Adrien was already halfway to his car when I grabbed his arm and yanked him back. He spun around, eyes blazing. “What the hell do you want?” “You,” I growled. “To talk.” “There’s nothing to talk about.” “Bullshit.” My fingers tightened on his arm. “Two weeks, Adrien. Two goddamn weeks of you pretending I don’t exist, and now you’re out here letting some random piece of trash put his hands on you—” He jerked free, voice cutting like glass. “Because it’s none of your business, Luca!” “The hell it isn’t!” I stepped closer. “You think I can just stand there and watch that?” “Yes!” he shot back. “Because that’s what normal people do when it’s not their business! You don’t own me, Luca. You don’t get to beat people half to death just because you’re jealous.” “Jealous?” I laughed bitte
CHAPTER 73ADRIEN“No… stop, please, I didn’t mean to— I— I’m sorry—”I jerked awake, breath slamming out of my lungs.My shirt clung to my skin, drenched. The sheets were a twisted mess. My fingers were trembling. I couldn’t tell where I was for a second.Just a dream.No. Not a dream. A memory.T
CHAPTER 70ADRIENI stood there after Luca walked off. My chest was tight. My fists clenched.Why the hell did I even feel proud?Why did that cold, dismissive “do what you want” sound like approval to me?I hated myself for it."You're coming with us," Matteo said gently, walking beside me. "Be re
CHAPTER 68LUCAThe gym was quiet.I stepped in, the floor echoing under my boots. The sound of fists hitting the bag came sharp and steady. Adrien. Alone. Shirtless. His skin glistened with sweat, muscles tight with tension. His knuckles were red, raw, and he didn’t flinch.He didn’t even look at
CHAPTER 72LUCAI barely got back inside when I heard her.Alexis.Sobbing.Choking out words that didn’t make sense. That fake, breathless panic she always pulled when she wanted something.I was about to ignore it—until I saw Adrien.Walking back in. Face tight. Shoulders clenched. Something was






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