LOGINDOMENICO
I was seeing red. Rain pounded against the windshield like it was trying to break the glass. Wipers worked overtime, smearing water across the view, but it didn’t matter. I could’ve driven blind. My fury would’ve guided me. That bastard cop, the same one I told my son to kill months ago, was still breathing. Not just breathing. He led a team of officers straight into my factory like he had a goddamn invitation to do so. And Paolo, my son, my blood, the one who should’ve handled it? He’d done nothing. Sat on his ass like a goddamn bitch, letting that motherfucker live, and now I had a raid on my hands. Do you know what it means when a cop raids a mafia-owned facility and finds something? Something so fucking implicative? Something that's not so legal? It means someone dies. Either them or us. "That bastard son of mine won’t even answer my calls. Fucking pathetic." I snarled, slamming my fist against the steering wheel angrily. Rage roared through me like wildfire as I sped down the road, blind to traffic, blind to reason. I didn’t give a single fuck. All I could think about was finding Paolo and putting a bullet in his fucking head. I didn’t go home to my building. I couldn’t. If I saw my own reflection, I might put a bullet in the mirror and I hated destroying my own property. It isn't fun. Instead, I drove straight through the gates and stormed into my son’s side of the villa. If he wouldn’t kill for me, I’d kill him myself. And I would enjoy every fucking bit of it. I slammed the car door shut, rain soaking through my shirt before I even reached the porch. I didn’t knock. I never knocked. My hand gripped the doorknob and twisted hard. Then I saw her. And every ounce of my rage turned into something darker. She stood there in the center of the living room, naked. Completely fucking naked. Fucking hell! A towel draped lazily beside her on the couch like she had stripped just moments ago. Her legs glistened with leftover water from a recent shower, droplets still sliding over smooth, glowing skin. Her nipples were hard, her thighs pressed together, her fingers twitching at her sides like she'd been expecting someone. Like she’d been waiting. Waiting for who? Me? And her eyes… They locked on mine. My cock reacted faster than my brain. Twitching and throbbing in the confine of my pants like the damn senseless whore it was. I froze in the doorway, soaked from head to toe, rain dripping from my hair onto the marble floor. My tie was tight against my neck, suffocating, my chest heaving from the weight of everything I felt in that moment. Anger. Lust. Hunger. Guilt. Hatred. A bit of everything. But above all I felt possession. This wasn’t the first time Reina had teased me. Oh no. From the very first day she moved into this villa as my son’s wife, she had been a fucking curse on my sanity. She’d walk around in robes too short, whispering hello, Daddy like it meant nothing. She’d sit at the dinner table with those soft lips wrapped around a strawberry, and I’d have to excuse myself before I got hard in front of the whole goddamn family. I tried ignoring her. I tried staying away. Didn’t matter. She infected me. I started taking pictures of her in secret. My security cameras caught glimpses of her in the pool, in the hallway, sneaking into the kitchen at midnight with nothing but a silk shirt on. I’d replay them at night. Screenshot them. Zoom in on her bare legs, her tight ass, her mouth. I’d jerk off to those images, groaning her name into the dark. She became a ritual. My favorite sin. I hated her for it. I hated myself more. And now here she was on display. In fucking 3D. Her body was even better up close. Skin dewy and flushed, thighs trembling slightly, chest rising and falling like she was nervous but… expectant. Like she wanted me to see her. My jaw clenched. “You’ve gotta be fucking kidding me,” I muttered, stepping fully inside and slamming the door shut behind me. She flinched but didn’t move. Didn’t cover up. Didn't even make any attempt to hide her naked body from me. Her eyes never left me. The silence between us crackled. “You think this is a game?” I snarled. “You think standing there naked like that is funny? Cute, huh?” She bit her lip. That mouth. That fucking mouth that haunted me night after night. That fucking mouth that's just too sinful and sexy. “I... I thought it was Paolo,” she whispered. Liar. Fucking liar! Paolo hadn’t touched her in months. I knew because she walked around like a woman starving for affection, for attention, a man's touch... for anything at all. And my idiot son couldn’t see what he had. But I could. I could fucking see everything he couldn't see in her. And I have had enough. I loosened my tie, breath heavy, fury still pounding through my blood. My cock was already hard, painfully so. My slacks did nothing to hide it. I unzipped them slowly, my eyes still locked on hers. “Don’t play innocent now,” I growled. “You’ve been fucking teasing me since the day you walked into this house.” I gritted out. She inhaled sharply, her chest rising beautifully. Refusing to say anything. “You think I don’t know what you’ve been doing?” I asked. “Parading that body around me, acting like it’s nothing. You knew. You fucking knew. And now you’re standing there naked, knowing I’d be the one to walk through that door.” She opened her mouth, maybe to deny it. I didn’t let her. I stepped forward. One slow, lethal step. Getting dangerously close to her. My cock sprang free from my pants, thick and hard in my grip. I stroked it once, twice, eyes burning into her. “If you want to tease Daddy so bad…” I said through clenched teeth, “then crawl to me, right fucking now, and suck my cock.” I wasn't asking her to, I was fucking ordering her. And no one dared defy my order.If you’re still here, then you must be a lover of filthy Daddy stories… just like me. Don’t be shy, open the next chapter like my good girl… or my good, slutty boy. 🤫😉✨
REINAThe IV drip made a soft, rhythmic sound.I had been listening to it for what felt like hours. Lying on my back staring at the ceiling of a private hospital room with a needle in my arm and a hollow place inside my chest that the doctors had given a clinical name to but that felt, in the quiet of this room, like something much simpler and much harder than any medical term could hold.A miscarriage.I turned the word over in my mind the way you turn something fragile over in your hands, testing its edges, trying to understand its weight. The doctor had been kind when she told me. Gentle. She had explained that the trauma, the fall, the physical shock of everything that had happened that night had been too much. That these things sometimes happened even without such extreme circumstances. That it wasn't my fault.I hadn't cried when she told me.I wasn't sure what that meant.I wasn't sure what I felt about any of it. There was grief there, somewhere underneath everything else, but
REINAHe was at my feet.Domenico Gravano — the most powerful, most terrifying, most consuming presence I had ever encountered in my life — was at my feet.He had hit the floor the way large things fall. Heavy and final and without grace, one hand outstretched, the other pressed uselessly against his forehead where the blood was coming from. Gushing. Dark and fast and relentless, pooling against the marble beneath him, spreading outward in a shape that kept growing.His eyes were open.They were fixed on me.He was still breathing — ragged, wet, terrible breaths that rattled somewhere deep in his chest. Blood bubbled at the corner of his mouth when he coughed. His lips moved. Just barely. Just enough."Mi—" A cough. More blood. "Mine—"His eyes closed.His hand went still.The sound that came out of me wasn't a scream. It was something that existed below screaming — something primal and formless that tore out of my chest before I could stop it, before I even understood I was making it
REINAPaolo hadn't lowered the gun.He stood in the destroyed doorway with the weapon trained on his father and his chest heaving and his eyes burning with something I had never seen from him in two years of marriage. Something that had clearly been building for much longer than two years. Much longer than I had known him.Domenico hadn't moved either.They faced each other across the room — father and son — and the air between them was so charged and so ancient that I felt like an intruder inside it. Like I was witnessing something that had been building toward this exact moment for decades."Paolo." Domenico's voice was careful. Measured. The voice he used when he was managing something. "This isn't—""Don't." Paolo's voice cracked on the single word. "Don't you dare manage me right now. Don't do that voice. Not tonight."Domenico went still."Do you know," Paolo said quietly, "how long I have been terrified of you?"No answer."My whole life." He laughed — a hollow, devastating sou
REINAThe zip ties had cut into my wrists raw.I had stopped pulling against them twenty minutes ago when I realized the chair genuinely wasn't moving and the plastic was only drawing deeper into my skin with every attempt. So I sat. Hands trembling in my lap. Eyes fixed on the floor in front of me because looking up meant seeing Elisa and I couldn't keep looking at Elisa without coming apart completely.She was on the floor near the far wall.They had brought her in fifteen minutes after Domenico had made his calls — two of his men dragging her through the door and dropping her like she weighed nothing. Her hands were bound behind her back. Her ankles tied with the same ruthless efficiency. Her face was—I squeezed my eyes shut.Her face was destroyed.Blood everywhere. Across her cheekbone, her jaw, her temple, matted dark into her blonde hair that was spread across the marble around her head like a halo. Her breathing was audible from across the room — shallow, wet, labored. Every
CALESTINOI pulled my shirt back on, fingers working the remaining buttons slowly. Lorenzo sat on the edge of the bar, watching me with that half-lidded satisfaction that I had never been able to fully hate no matter how hard I tried.I turned to face him."I need something from you," I said.He tilted his head. "You just had something from me, Cal. You just took my ability to walk.""I'm serious, Enzo."The amusement didn't leave his face entirely but it shifted, made room for something more attentive. He crossed his arms and waited."I'll help you," I said. "With your father, I mean. I'll help you get to Domenico and I'll help you finish it. Whatever you need from me, I'm ready to do it." I held his gaze steadily. "But I need something in return.""Name it." He said, groaning as he half glared at me."Reina." I kept my voice even. "She's off the table. Whatever you're planning, whatever pressure you think you can apply through her — it stops. Completely. She walks away from all of t
PAOLOThe traffic light ahead turned red.I stopped the car and sat with my hands on the wheel and stared at nothing. The engine idled. The city moved around me the way it always did, indifferent, continuous, unbothered by the fact that I was coming apart inside a stationary vehicle on an ordinary street.I should have been home an hour ago.I couldn't make myself drive there.My fingers tightened on the wheel and I felt it coming the way I always felt it coming — not gradually, not gently, but all at once, like a door being kicked open from the inside. I tried to breathe through it. Tried to stay in the car, on this street, in this body that was twenty five years old and nowhere near that room.It didn't work.It never worked.I was fifteen the first time I understood that there were people in the world who hurt others not out of desperation or anger or fear but simply because they could. Simply because nothing and no one had ever stopped them. The room had no windows.I remember th
REINAThe cold edge of the dining table pressed against my back as Domenico laid me onto it like I weighed nothing. My breath hitched; my heart was hammering so hard it almost hurt.He dragged my short gown up to my waist, his palms gliding up my thighs until he found bare skin and nothing undernea
REINAThe ice in my glass had melted into something cloudy and sad. It swirled around the cheap whiskey like dirty rainwater. I’d lost count of how many I’d had—three, maybe five—but I could still feel everything I was trying to forget.This bar hadn’t changed. Same faint smell of citrus disinfecta
DOMENICO I should have been upstairs putting on my suit. The meeting this morning was important... contracts, alliances, men who thought they could stand on the same level as me. But the second I saw her, all of that turned to dust.Reina was at the dining table, legs crossed under that tiny slip
REINAWe walked to the main house together, hand in hand because that’s what we were supposed to do. The air smelled faintly of coffee and freshly baked bread when we stepped into the dining room. Breakfast was already laid out—fruit, pastries, eggs, meats—a spread that belonged in a magazine. The







