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It took me seconds to realize the situation I was in. There was a man over me—smells like shit—his disgusting breaths on my bare neck as he was trying to tear off my pants.
I pushed him with all the strength I could muster, forced by a wave of adrenaline. And he staggered a few steps back, but it was a short-lived victory. It was too dark that I couldn't recognize his face features. All I could see was his shiny evil eyes. I screamed desperately, “Help! Someone help me, please!” “Shut up, you little slut.” he hissed, slapping my face, and roamed over my bare thighs with his other hand. When I was about to scream again, he covered my mouth with his hand. My body was betraying me, I started losing it and I felt interacted. I shook my head to both sides trying to keep myself warned. I bit down hard on his palm and scratched his face. My defenses started to crack. I felt something was off with my body. I must be drunk. “You, little bitch!” he shouted, grabbing my hair and I cried out in pain. The room door cracked open and a dim light surged in just to see a tall figure standing at the doorway almost blocking the light behind him from the corridor. I was in a daze, and whatever it was in my blood, it took over me and felt my body's temperature unbearable as a beating pulse between my legs stormed. I wanted to take off my pants and bra. The tall man just said, “Fuck off!” And the bastard got into his pants and fled after he mumbled in horror, “Il Cattivo!” Then, a hot masculine body. Hot breaths. And hot kisses. It was all I could remember beside my weak whispers as I said, “Help me, please. I'm burning.” ****** When I woke up, the sunlight was already lingering through the black curtains of an unfamiliar room. In panic, I pulled the black bedcover off my body just to see that I was naked. My body ached once I saw that it was full of bruises and scratches. And my heart sank from the view of the blood stain on the bedsheets. The reality hit me. I’d been raped. Violated. Tears streamed down my cheeks as I tried to remember exactly what happened last night. It was the drink that my bestie Liana handed me. Could it be that she put something in that drink? Sn aphrodisiac, perhaps? Then, last night events ran in my head like a film tape. **Flashback** “Try this, Mila! It will make you relax.” Liana handed me a glass of wine with a challenging look in her eyes. I scanned the place, fearing that maybe one of my foster brothers was here. I couldn't imagine their reaction if they saw me at a nightclub. No good. I know. I wasn't used to loud parties, and crowded places. But still, here I was, trying to live the first adventure of my life. “Come on, don’t cower. Let’s have fun,” Liana insisted, pushing the glass of the golden drink into my hands as she moved her body in rhythm following the flow of the loud music. Tonight, I broke the rules: sneaked out of the mansion, got into a nightclub, and now drank wine. I hesitated, “Well, I…” “Don’t be a child, Mila. You're a grown woman now. You celebrated your eighteenth birthday two days ago. No one has the right to dictate your choices and your freedom anymore.” Liana tried to convince me. Her words sank in, hitting a nerve. Even though my foster family was treating me like a princess, they kept me locked in the house. And if I were to go to any place, I’d be followed by a dozen of armed guards. I grew up to be the perfect little doll—quiet, obedient, and always well-behaved for them. Tonight, however, I wanted to be different. I wanted to feel alive, far away from blood, guns, and guards. I lifted the glass to my lips, and Liana shouted in excitement, “Yeah, that's my girl.” Then, she laughed and said in excitement, “Want to dance?” Her voice cutting through the loud music. Nudged me with her elbow, gesturing with her head to a tall, masculine guy who smiled at me and raised his glass. “That handsome guy has been eyeing you since we got here,” she said. I didn't return his gesture though. I wasn't into dancing or flirting. “It can be your first night tonight,” she pushed again, her eyes shining with excitement, trying to convince me. I rolled my eyes. “I'm here just for fun, Liana. Not to make some random dude nuke me up.” She smiled mischievously from behind the glass of her wine. Narrowed her eyes and hissed, “Well. We’ll see, sweety.” I ignored her weird smile, and as I reached again for my glass, the room tilted. I placed my free hand fingers on the sides of my forehead. The loud music receded, becoming a dull hum in the background as my head spun. I darted my gaze towards Liana, but her face was blurred in my eyes. “Liana …” I whispered, trying to reach for her, but she took a step back, avoiding my outstretched hand. My glass slipped from between my fingers and shattered against the floor before I followed it quickly on the hard ground. The last thing I saw before everything went black was her mischievous smile as she bent down and whispered sweetly, “Sorry, Mila, you haven't got the chance to have fun yet. I didn't think the drug would hit you that fast.” Then, the darkness swallowed me whole. **End of the Flashback** “Why?” I muttered in shock and disbelief. A bitter taste of betrayal cut deeper than any physical pain. She set me up. But why…? I clenched the bedsheet sides tightly until my knuckles turned white. I screamed in pain, “Liana, you bitch.” Horror crept into my bloodstream like an ugly snake as pictures of my Papa—the ruthless mafia lord—and my foster brother's angry faces flashed. They must be looking for me now.MilaMy heart thundered in my chest. I was very well aware of the consequences of attending this meeting.But this was my starting point—to force these Mafia families in La Cosa Nostra to take the Russetti name seriously again.I met Luca’s burning gaze. I could tell he wasn’t happy to see me. Neither was Marco.But I didn’t give a damn.Enzo, Paolo, and Vince stayed at the doorway while I proceeded inside with Nadia. Two guards followed behind—one from the Haydens, one from the Malakhovs.I raised my hands, and Nadia did the same.One of the guards started searching me, his hands roaming over every part of my body. These were the rules. No one was exempt from this procedure.Luca’s dark gaze was fixed on me, rage burning in his eyes. His stare followed the guard’s hands as they moved over my body.My arms. My chest. My waist. My thighs. My legs.Then back up again—toward my most private area.Once his hands reached there, Luca snapped. “Enough!” His fist slammed against the table.My
LucaI tapped my fingers in a slow rhythm against my desk, my eyes following Marco as he paced across my office, his phone glued to his ear.I leaned back in my chair, watching him for the past half hour.“Fck, Consigliere Fabian,” he snapped, his eyes gleaming with anger. “What do you mean the other families are not happy? Since when do they get a say after Il Don?”“Capo, please…” Consigliere Fabian’s voice came through the speaker, strained, clearly not liking the way Marco had been handling things lately. “This will create a gap between us and our allied families.”I exhaled slowly, my gaze darkening.The rumors about his involvement with the Malakhov family’s daughter… I hoped they were just rumors.This family was one of the most powerful branches of the Russkaya Mafiya.We had been in a cold war with the Russians for decades—the only language between us was blood and death. Any personal relationship or business with them was considered a betrayal to La Cosa Nostra.This deal… i
Bianka followed my gaze, and she froze once she spotted Levi’s angry face.“Levi… I… I…” she stammered, taking a step toward him.But he stepped back and said in a low but firm tone, “I’ll sign the divorce papers and send them over to you.”Without another word, Levi extended his hand to me. “Come on, honey. Let’s go.”I took his hand, and we walked side by side.“Sorry, I ruined our trip,” Levi said as he turned the yacht, heading back.I smiled and looked back at the sleepy Angelo. He was exhausted from playing all day and had fallen asleep the moment we reached the yacht.“No, you didn’t,” I said softly. “Things happen.”He stared deeply into my eyes, and it made my cheeks blush.“What?” I asked, confused.“How can you be like this?” he asked, steering the yacht.I frowned slightly and smiled. “Like what?”“While I’m extremely happy that you understood me and didn’t…” he paused, “…I’m still a little disappointed that you don’t seem to care much.”He looked ahead at the long, dark s
MilaNo one could ever guess what life would bring to them, or what it might turn them into.My eyes widened when Levi said that the pregnant woman was his wife—I wasn’t shocked because we were almost getting engaged, or because we were supposed to be in a relationship.From my background, this happened all the time. Mafia men could cheat on their wives, have affairs, and even get engaged to another woman while already married—all for the sake of benefits and family alliances.But in Levi’s case, I had never thought he was capable of cheating, manipulating, or mistreating his already pregnant wife, while being so good to a woman carrying another man’s child.Yet the look on his face made me hold back from jumping to conclusions or judging him.He was just twenty-six, and I had never imagined he would be married.“So,” I said, glancing at the pregnant woman who was watching us from afar. “You’re married?”A strange heaviness settled in my chest. Not pain… not anger. Just something unco
Mila’s eyes were fixed on me, waiting for my response. Meanwhile, Bianka’s lips curled into a side smile. I glanced down at her swollen belly—she had to be in her last month of pregnancy. I once loved this woman with all my heart… and believed she loved me too. But all her softness and tenderness had only been a cover for her affair with her boss. “Levi?” Mila asked again, squeezing my hand when I took too long to respond. “Uh…” I cleared my throat. Just as I was about to reveal the woman’s identity, someone called Bianka’s name. She shot me a glare, then said, “See you later, Levi.” I never imagined the world could be so small—to run into her here. Still, relief washed over me when she left. At least it bought me time to tell Mila everything… the right way. “Emm, Mila…” I started, gesturing subtly toward Angelo, who was enjoying his meal. “Can we talk about this later? I don’t think this is the right place.” She followed my gaze, then nodded. “Fine. No pressure.” Her quiet
LeviThe warm sea breeze played with her beautiful hair as she stepped out of her car.Her charming smile grew wider the moment she spotted me, and my heart warmed at the sight.When I got her call earlier today, I was thrilled to accept her offer for the trip. I postponed every important meeting and deal, and rushed to prepare the yacht.“Hi,” I greeted them, kissing Mila on the cheek. “You look beautiful.”She always looked beautiful.She sized me up and down, then smiled. “You look good too.”I ruffled Angelo’s hair. “Hi, little buddy.” But he avoided me and stood behind Mila.“He’s not very social,” Mila said, smiling apologetically.On the contrary, the boy smiled at every passerby who smiled at him. But I didn’t comment.I knew I had to earn his trust and respect if I wanted to be his father.Once the yacht started moving, he became more relaxed, playing around in the safe area.“I have two plans,” I began as I turned on the engine. “We can enjoy the day here under the beautiful
All who gathered here were businessmen, businesswomen, agencies, affairs, and also the media. The media and reporters were flashing their cameras everywhere, waiting for an exciting incident to happen.Even at occasions like this, deals like weapons and drugs were common under the table—and sometime
Blood splattered on the wall behind Adams, and he fell to the ground, clutching his leg as a harsh scream escaped his throat. “Screw you!” he growled.“This is to remind you of the line I drew for you—don’t cross it,” Luca declared, then left.Adams’s bodyguards were just outside the main gate; one
“How are you feeling now?” Adams asked, his eyes lingering on me when I appeared in the living room.I smiled faintly. “I’m okay.” Then I sat on the couch opposite him. “You don’t have to stay, Adams. I’m totally fine.”He rose from his seat and sat right next to me, taking my hand while he mumbled,
The cold breeze played with my hair as I filled my lungs with the salty air of the sea, standing on the deck of a luxurious yacht."I still can’t believe you’ve never been to the sea before,” Adams said, handing me a cocktail, his thoughtful gaze lingering on me.“Thank you,” I murmured, accepting t







