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“How could you ruin everything for your sister, Ivan?” My father barked with anger, swinging his fist across my face. I staggered backward, hanging my head low. Fuck, his fist was strong. My head spin around, trying to find my balance. “Uncle...” Carlos called, pulling him back before he could throw the second punch. “I’m sure he didn’t mean it.” He was pleading on my behalf as always. My father glanced at me, before recoiling to the chair reluctantly. I could see the glint on Mia’s and her mother’s eyes. They hated me, though the feeling was mutual. They hated my existence in the Hernandez family cause I was born from my father’s mistress, and became the heir to the empire. “You should apologize to your sister!” My father barked, pointing at me with suppressed anger. “What?” I snapped my head up with a sly smile, “You want me to apologize to her?” I chuckled in disbelief, pointing to the bitch. “Aren’t you supposed to?” Mia challenged, crossing her arms. “Why should I do that, Mia? I didn’t intentionally get drunk.” I stated with a mocking smile. It was an intentional mistake, but I wasn’t one to pass out from drinking. “Maybe if you stopped using, you wouldn’t be passing out.” She taunted with a smug smile. I narrowed my eyes in suspicion till it finally clicked. Drugs. It wasn’t the alcohol, but the drugs in it. That fucking bitch. But how did she slip it into my drink? She wasn’t there, and that means the job was done by someone in the club. The bartender? No, It can’t be him. It didn’t matter who did it, but her motive. “Why did you drug me, Mia?” I snarled through clenched teeth. She laughed blankly, like she heard the best joke of the year. Her pretense was why I hated her more. “I drugged you? Are you high again, little brother?” She taunted with a twinkle in her eyes, “You are always exploring new drugs that’s probably why you are losing your mind.” She was right about me using drugs, but there was always an occasion. I wasn’t a fucking addict. “Shut up, Mia.” Carlos snapped, glancing at me with concern. “No, you shut up.” She shot back, shooting to her feet, “You know I’m right so stop covering for him.” My father massaged his forehead, and my stepmother couldn’t wipe off that disgusting smile off her face. They were intentionally creating drama again with hopes of making me more irresponsible than I already was. “Mr Hernandez.” The room fell silent as an unfamiliar voice echoed across the room. Heavy footsteps approaching me, and an chill breeze hit my spine the second it stopped. “Boss.” Mia’s high pitched voice broke the silence. Boss? Who the— “Ivan.” I gasped as a muscular arm spun me round. I wanted to curse, but the look on the man’s face shut me up. “Mr Vito.” I muttered with forced politeness, glancing at the man behind him. Cristiano had admirable features that made me jealous. Until now, I had always believed in my good looks, but standing next to him—I was more like a peasant. He was half foot taller than I was, grey eyes, perfect nose, sharp jawline, and muscular. He was intimidating. I’ve heard stories about him, but it’s my first time meeting him—second actually, but last night didn’t count. I was high. “Your eyes…” He trailed off, his lips twitching up, “are pretty.” He complimented, licking the corner of his lips. My eyes rounded in confusion. What? “What’s fucking pretty about having two different colored eyeballs?” I snapped, gnashing my teeth as I recovered from my shock. “You have a temper like me.” He teased with a chuckle. I couldn’t tell if he was being sarcastic, but I hated him. I don’t like people picking on my eyes, and he just did that. I staggered to the side when I felt a shove. I snapped my head up, and Mia was standing there with a wide smile, and her cleavage were on full display. Such a slut. I straightened my back, balling my fist, and headed up my room. “Ivan?” He called, halting my steps. I breathe out, before turning to look at him. He was staring like he was trying to figure out something. “You owe me.” He announced with a piercing gaze. I scrunched my face in confusion, raising a brow. “I want my reward tomorrow.” He demanded in a stoic voice, before turning back his attention to my family. I don’t owe anyone, most definitely not him. What does he fucking mean by reward?Luca “Honey…”My mother wrapped her hands around my body, tears wetting the thin layer of material I had on. I let out a deep breath, slowly pushing her back. “If you missed me that much, why didn’t you look for me?” I asked in mockery, glancing at my father. He wore a sullen look, but I knew it wasn’t for me. It was for his other son lying in a sick bed. “We did, but—“But you couldn’t find me?” I cut her off, arching a brow. She doesn’t respond, looking down in guilt. I laughed blankly, rolling my eyes. They were spouting nonsense! There was no way they hadn’t known where I’ve been for weeks now. My father exhaled, stepping forward with his mouth parted to speak. “Son—“Don’t do that, father.” I cut him off, raising my hand in the air. “I don’t want to hear your apology. At least not now.” I spat in anger. I thought I had gotten over this, but I was just deluding myself. They had to know how much they hurt me with their words, especially my father. If guilt-trapping them would m
Ivan Council leader? More like a council nightmare. I couldn’t remember a thing that happened in the meeting except for the fact that I shot Tiano. I was shit scared, scared of losing him. I would lose my sanity if the bullet kills him. How would I live with myself knowing he died because of me? Do I let go of the past, and forgive my Dad for his deception? Fucking no! I can’t forgive him. He killed my mother and hid under the guise of a superhero who rescued me from death. He has to suffer for what he’s done, and what’s a bigger revenge than watching him slowly fade away? It was only a matter of time before the poison started acting up. “Ivan!” Mia half yelled, her eyebrows drawn together in confusion. I snapped my neck her direction, my lips pressed together. When did we get home? I must have spaced out for a while. “What do you want?” I asked with no emotion in my eyes. She’s been cozying up to me, and I have yet to find out why. Had she learned the truth about her parents and
Cristiano I’ve played dead longer than I planned for. Ivan hasn’t been home for a week, and I was losing my sanity. I didn’t know what to make of his disappearance and definitely didn’t want to ruin his plan. Worst? The little shithead was ignoring my calls, and text messages. “I’m sure he’s fine,” Matilda muttered, flashing me a reassuring smile. I exhaled slowly, nodding in agreement. She was in my space every day, and it was getting tiring, but I didn’t complain. Because deep down, she made me feel that motherly love I haven’t felt for decades. “Something is wrong,” I muttered under my breath. The plan was to get everyone to believe I was dead to free Carlos from Ivan’s father, however, I couldn't shake off the feeling that Ivan wasn’t honest with me. “Maybe he’s busy…” She offered with pressed lips, and I shook my head. He’s doing this intentionally, and I didn't know what to make of his actions. He thinks I would let him go if he acts like a brat? Or had his father brainwash
Ivan Standing in front of my dad with fake tears streaming down my chin, and a tissue in one arm to wipe off invisible snot from my nose. My dad wrapped his arms around my body, patting my back as he whispered soothing words. “You don’t need to be sad.” He mumbled with a mock concern as he stared at me. “With him out of the picture, you have everything to yourself now.” He laughed, patting my head as though I were a dog. I blinked back the tears, my jaw dropping to the floor. “You killed him?” I asked with an accusatory gaze, my body vibrating in rage. “Cristiano was dead, and you think I care about some stupid empire you plan to build?” I scoffed, my voice growing louder with fury. Was he truly dead? Of course not! That was the plan. To make my dad believe that Tiano was gone and Carlos was responsible for his death. It was the only way to free him from my father’s hold. Tiano’s parents were in the plan with us, and made the public announcement of ‘Tiano’s demise’. Evidence of
Luca“Baby?” Elio called out, his heavy steps echoing in the silence. I raised my head, staring into the darkness. He turned the lights on, his eyes searching each corner before landing on me. “Are you okay?” He asked with a scowl, taking slow strides. I shook my head, forcing a smile on my lips. He paused, studying my expression before crunching to the ground. “Did someone hurt you?” He whispered, stretching his arms, but I flinched back, resting my head on the closet door with my knees pulled up to my chin. He sighed, a look of defeat etched on his face. “You’re still disgusted by me?” He asked with a pained expression. Each time I backed away from his touch, it bruised his ego. However, it was different this time. I wasn’t flinching in disgust, far from it. I was ashamed of my actions over the past years. “What do you think?” I asked with a sad smile, inhaling sharply. His scowl deepened, but he didn't push the matter further. “Did you cry?” He changed the subject, tilting his
CristianoDay three of Ivan’s recovery, and the uneasiness in my gut had yet to subside. Why are you staring?” Ivan asked, his cheeks tinted red, as he slapped my arm. I smiled, shaking my head in response. He narrowed his eyes in suspicion, raising his back from the bed with difficulty. “Why? Want to fuck?” He offered, and I chuckled, my eyes glinting in amusement. I often forgot he was a freak, and could ask for sex in a sick bed. “Is that what you want?” The color of my lips twitched as he snorted, shaking his head in denial. Three weeks without having to hear his serene voice, and those denials each second he wants me. “I just missed you, Tesoro.” I breathed out, rubbing the back of his hand in circular motions. He laughed, slapping his hand over mine. However, it was far from missing him, but the uneasiness his father’s words gave me. A mission he had to achieve, and I ended up messing it up? I always saw Ivan as a saint who couldn’t hurt a fly, but the moment the base was se







