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PREDOMINANT SIDE

Author: Jewel
last update publish date: 2026-11-08 05:07:05

AUTHOR'S POV

The first thing Valerio registered was the relentless, blinding white.

He pried his eyes open, blinking against the harsh fluorescent lights of the medical room.

His vision was blurry, swimming in and out of focus. He tried to move, but a dull, heavy ache radiated through his entire body.

A deep, bone-rattling throb that seemed to echo in his skull.

He glanced down. An IV line was taped to the back of his hand, the clear tube snaking up to a bag hanging beside the bed.

Slowly, he
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    AUTHORS POVSantos stood shirtless in front of the bathroom mirror, the harsh overhead light throwing every fresh injury into sharp relief. Blood had already dried in thin, dark lines down his side. He poured whiskey over his split knuckles first, watching the amber liquid mix with red before it dripped into the sink. The burn was sharp, clean. He didn't flinch.Next came the ribs. A deep, ugly bruise was already spreading beneath the skin, dark purple at the center. He soaked a clean cloth in more whiskey and pressed it hard against the worst of it, jaw tight, breathing steady through his nose. Then he wrapped the gauze himself, pulling it firm, locking the pain in place. When he finished, he looked up at his own reflection.His nose was swollen, slightly crooked. One side of his mouth was cut, a couple of teeth loosened. A slow, broken grin spread across his face."Motherfucker almost did a number on my face," he muttered, voice low and rough with leftover adrenaline. The me

  • His addidictive sin   PREDOMINANT SIDE

    AUTHOR'S POVThe first thing Valerio registered was the relentless, blinding white.He pried his eyes open, blinking against the harsh fluorescent lights of the medical room. His vision was blurry, swimming in and out of focus. He tried to move, but a dull, heavy ache radiated through his entire body.A deep, bone-rattling throb that seemed to echo in his skull.He glanced down. An IV line was taped to the back of his hand, the clear tube snaking up to a bag hanging beside the bed.Slowly, he turned his head to the left.Matteo was sitting there, leaning back in a clinical chair, his legs crossed. His gaze was fixed on Valerio, calm and unreadable, but there was a distinct glint of amusement dancing in his eyes."You're awake," Matteo stated, his voice cutting through the sterile silence.Valerio tried to push himself up, but a sharp, searing pain ripped through his ribs, forcing a guttural groan from his throat. He collapsed back against the pillows, his jaw clenching."Take it easy

  • His addidictive sin   A LITTLE PUSH

    AUTHOR'S POVValerio crossed the distance in a blur of pure, unadulterated rage. Santos barely had time to turn before Valerio's fist connected squarely with his nose. The sickening crunch of breaking cartilage echoed in the quiet night. Santos staggered back, a spray of red instantly coating his lips and chin.He touched his nose, looked at the blood on his fingers, and let out a dark, wet chuckle. "Come on, is that all you've got?" He rasped.He charged, but Valerio was no longer fighting like a man. He was a feral animal. All logic, all strategy, had been completely obliterated by the mention of Katherine's name. The blood rushing in his ears drowned out the world. He didn't hear Santos's taunts anymore. He just wanted to tear him apart.They collided with the force of two freight trains. Valerio threw a vicious, wild haymaker, but Santos ducked it, driving a heavy fist into Valerio's already battered ribs. A distinct, sharp crack cut through the air. Valerio didn't even flinch.

  • His addidictive sin   TAKE CARE OF KATHERINE

    AUTHOR'S POV"Cut the crap, Santos. What the hell do you want?"Santos raised his hands slightly, a smile playing on his lips."Take it easy on me. I just want to help you."Valerio stared at him."Help me with what?"Santos's smile widened."You need to relieve some stress, don't you? How about taking it out on me?"Valerio cocked an eyebrow."Taking it out on you? How?""You know what I mean, Valerio." Santos gestured towards the building behind them. "There's plenty of space here, and all those bastards are inside having the fight of their lives. How about we have ours? Nobody's coming out here to watch two men fighting."Valerio let out a humourless laugh.As much as he enjoyed a good fight, he wasn't stupid enough to start one with Santos just because the man had decided to entertain himself at his expense.Besides, he had better things to do."Go fuck yourself."He turned his back on Santos and started towards his car.He hadn't taken more than a few steps when Santos moved pas

  • His addidictive sin   LEAST OF YOUR PROBLEM'S

    AUTHORS POV"Good. This is exactly what I was looking for."Vittorio's face twisted with anger."Fucking shoot him!"The first gunshot rang through the room.Valerio moved instantly, throwing himself behind the nearest metal table as bullets tore through the space where he had been standing. He shoved the table onto its side, using it as cover while gunfire echoed around him. A bullet struck the metal with a deafening clang, followed by another that shattered the glass cabinet behind him."Keep shooting!" Vittorio roared. "Don't let him move!"Valerio ducked as another round struck the table. He waited until the firing faltered, then sprang out from behind the metal barrier.One of the men barely had time to turn before Valerio struck him across the face. His gun clattered to the floor. Valerio caught the man by his shirt and shoved him into another attacker, sending both crashing against the wall.A third man lunged at him.Valerio avoided the punch, drove his fist into the man's s

  • His addidictive sin   OFF THINGS

    AUTHORS POV Vittorio rose from his chair."You're making threats on his behalf now?""I'm saving you the trouble of hearing them from him directly.""How considerate."Valerio turned towards the door. He had said what he came to say, and he wasn't interested in wasting the rest of his evening arguing with a man who seemed determined to make a fool of himself.He had almost reached the handle when Vittorio spoke again."Tell me something, Valerio."Valerio stopped but didn't turn around."Does it ever get tiring?""What?""Being Matteo's lapdog. Running around every time your owner whistles. You must have forgotten what it's like to think for yourself."The room went quiet.Valerio slowly turned his head.Vittorio watched him with a smug expression, apparently pleased with himself.For a moment, Valerio said nothing.Then he smiled.It wasn't a pleasant smile."You're right about one thing," he said calmly. "Matteo sent me here to put you in line."Vittorio's expression shifted."But

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