Every tear I shed feeds his ego. Every whimper, his pride. Every bruise he leaves behind, his silent claim over me. He takes me cold. Leaves me ruined. And I wait - quiet, breathless, for the next time he comes back to break me again. He thinks he has me in the palm of his hand. Thinks I’m nothing without him. A fragile wife, meek, obedient. A weakness he never needed. I let him believe it. I never tried to break the illusion. As long as I have his hands on me, As long as his shadows reach for me, That’s enough. But in the dark, daggers roam. And with every sound my heels make, they fall. He still thinks I’m glass, But he hasn’t heard me shatter.
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I was already in bed, curled up beneath the covers, ready to call it a night when I heard the door open. My husband, stepped inside, already unbuttoning his shirt, the muscles along his chest tense, jaw set in that way that told me something had happened again. "Dante?" I called his name. He said nothing. Just let the shirt fall to the floor, forgotten. I looked at him. My heart ached in ways I couldn’t name. He always came to me like this when the weight of his world grew too heavy. And yet, no matter how long I held my gaze on him, no matter how much affection I offered in silence… he never looked back. He walked to me with purpose, eyes shadowed, and without warning, he grabbed me and slammed me down against the bed. "Ngh!" I gasped softly, not from fear, but from the force of it. He flipped me over, pushing my face into the mattress, one hand keeping me pinned there while the other found the clasp of my lingerie. The fabric gave way under his touch, falling partway down my hips without ever being fully removed. His hand gripped my waist, jerking me onto my knees, my cheek pressed deep into the mattress. I heard his zipper, the quiet drop of his belt. Then he hooked his fingers down to drop his pants, and boxers. I stayed still. Waiting. His cock slammed into me, fast, hard, unforgiving. I cried out, sharp and soft, face pressed into the mattress. The sound wasn’t in pain. Not fully. More like the breath torn from someone dropped too fast. "Hnng!" I gasped so sharply it felt like a sob. The force of it knocked a strained sound from my throat, my fingers clawing instinctively at the sheets. He didn’t wait for me to adjust, didn’t give me time to breathe. His hips slammed into mine again, and again, each movement merciless, paced like a man burning through rage he couldn’t speak aloud. Everything tightened, my thighs, my breath. The sudden ache stole every coherent thought. My fingers curled into the sheets, the fabric twisting beneath my grip. He held nothing back. His pace was ruthless, his grip tighter with every second. I could feel the bruises blooming beneath his fingers, feel the bed frame creak beneath the force of his movements. I felt the edge of the bed bite into my knees, the tension coiling up my spine. It wasn’t slow. It wasn’t sweet. “Take it,” he growled against the back of my neck. “Take all of me.” He drove deeper, faster. The slap of skin, the creak of the mattress, the choked rhythm of his breath filled the room. His hand pushed down between my shoulders, pinning me in place, forcing my chest to press into the bed while he kept my hips high. Then, yanked my head back by the hair, not to look into my eyes, but just to pull, to control, to remind me that I was his to take. It was brutal. Purposeful. His only intention was to lose himself inside me, and he did. "Nnh!" I whimpered once, quiet and broken, more out of instinct than pain. But he didn’t ease up. If anything, he gripped me harder. His pace turned savage, raw thrusts slamming into my pussy until my thighs trembled and the air in my lungs came in ragged little bursts. “Please… please, go slow…” My voice cracked. My cries slipped through the mattress like whispers in fog. He didn’t listen. He never does. If anything, he went harder. Rough. Wordless. Final. My dear husband, gripped on my waist tightly, bruising me again. He made a guttural sound as he climaxed. And when it was over, he pulled out without a sound. I heard the rustle of fabric behind me. The click of his belt. The crisp snap of each button sliding back into place. I stayed where he left me, on my knees, face down, breath steady. My lingerie still tangled around my thighs, skin flushed, body trembling faintly from the force of him. He didn’t even kiss me. Didn’t speak. Just turned, walked to the door, and left. The door slammed shut behind him, echoing through the bedroom. I stayed still for a moment, knees sinking into the mattress, his scent clinging to my skin like smoke. Then, slowly, I sat up. My legs trembled slightly, my pussy swelling and sore, but I ignored the sting. I pushed my hair back from my face with one hand and turned to face the mirror at the far end of the room. There I was. Disheveled. Flushed. My shoulder bore the faint imprint of his grip, my neck bruised by his tight grip, and my lips parted just enough to catch the breath I hadn’t realized I’d been holding. Pitiful. Messy. Silent. And this is me, Catalina Moretti–Lucchese. Wife of the most powerful mafia boss in Italy. A man whose name carries blood and reverence. A legacy built on iron, fire, and fear. His domains span cities. His enemies multiply faster than I can count. Rivals speak his name behind closed doors, trembling. The ones that don’t… well, they don’t last long. And I? I’m the woman who shares his bed. Who bears his name. The obedient wife of Dante Lucchese. At least... that’s what I made them all think.CATALINA'S PERSPECTIVE LIBRERIA FIORETTA The shop was quiet, too quiet. The hum of the ceiling fan, the whisper of pages settling in the aisles. The calm before a storm I already knew was coming.He came again. Fifth day. The rhythm of his footsteps didn’t change, but I felt it in my bones, today, something would.And when he placed the book down, my patience ended.Capturing the Lord of the Land.The title was a confession.My gun kissed his forehead before his fingers left the cover. His body jerked, hands flying up as if he could convince me he was harmless.“P–please-” His voice cracked, shaking like the rest of him. “I don’t... I was just-”“Don’t waste my time.” My tone was flat, steady. “Drop the act.”His eyes flicked between me and Nikolai, who was already at his back, barrel aimed at the base of his skull.“I don’t-” He stuttered, trembling harder. “I don’t know what you-”
CATALINA'S PERSPECTIVE LIBRERIA FIORETTA The door clicked shut behind Nico, and silence folded back into the shop. I didn’t spare it a second thought.“Nikolai,” I called, not raising my voice.“Yes, Señora?”“Send Nathaniel to the outskirts,” I said, sliding a book into place with deliberate care. “It’s time Cynthia moved.”His brow twitched. “Cynthia, Señora?”I turned, sharp enough to slice hesitation from his face. “Yes. My dear little Cynthia. She was trained for this, beauty, brains, skill. A soldier wrapped in silk. She knows how to bait men, and she knows how to gut them.”Nikolai inclined his head, waiting.“The message goes through Nathaniel,” I continued. “Tell her to start with the underground showrooms. Dealers. Collectors. Men who think power comes cheap.” My lips curved, but the smile never reached my eyes. “She’ll know what to look for, tattoos behind their ears, cars with horns. A net
CATALINA’S PERSPECTIVELIBRERIA FIORETTA Morning The morning was quiet. Too quiet. Sunlight spilled through the bookstore’s tall windows, catching the dust motes in golden shimmer. I’d been stacking the latest shipment of books on the oak table, the smell of fresh paper comforting, almost enough to let me pretend the world outside wasn’t crawling with vipers.The bell above the door rang violently, more slammed open than gently pushed. Nico stormed in like a bullet that had missed its mark but refused to stop moving. His coat was half open, hair wild from the morning wind, his grin nowhere to be seen.“Rosa.” He didn’t even bother with Catalina. He never did when the mask was useless. His voice was a crack of thunder in my peaceful morning. “Voronin.”I straightened slowly, brushing imaginary dust from my hands, calm where he was chaos. “What about him?”Nico slammed his palm on the counter, eyes bright and f
CATALINA’S PERSPECTIVELA ROSA NERA CAR - UNDERGROUND SHOWROOM MIDNIGHT - DAWNThe leather of the backseat pressed cool against my legs as I leaned back, hands folded neatly on my lap. Renzo drove with the steady precision I expected, Alfonzo at his side, silent and alert. Nico sat beside me, muscles taut, eyes scanning every passing shadow like the city itself could betray us.“Still can’t believe you did it,” Nico muttered, voice ragged, low. “Just… pulled it off. No warning, no mercy.”I didn’t answer. I let the silence hang, letting him stew. My lips curved faintly, just enough to tease, not enough to soothe.The underground showroom appeared, a maze of polished, modified cars, the hum of clandestine commerce thick in the air. Alfonzo shifted, lifting the bag. I watched, detached, as he flung it into the crowd. The head skidded across the concrete, rolling to a stop between the sleek, armored cars.Chaos erupted immediat
CATALINA'S PERSPECTIVE LA ROSA NERA CAR - MIDNIGHT I didn’t look back. The flames could swallow Marcini whole, they could carry his arrogance into ash. It didn’t matter. Nico followed. Not because I called for him, but because he never lets me walk away alone. I slid into my car and, as expected, he left his behind. A silent choice. Mine over his. The doors shut, sealing us in that quiet where smoke still clung to the night. “You’ve lit a fuse,” he said, his voice low, almost amused. “Dante will come for blood.” “He already does,” I answered, smoothing my dress over my knees. “One Russian boss less in Italy is one step closer to peace. Or control. Whichever word tastes better to you.” His eyes lingered. Measuring me, like always. “You make it sound simple.” “It is.” That silence stretched, until he leaned closer. The flicker of fire outs
DANTE’S PERSPECTIVE MARCINI’S WAREHOUSE – NIGHT That bitch just shot him. No hesitation. Just steel, smoke, and silence where a man’s begging used to be. Marcini’s body slumped, his blood running like filth across his own floor. Worthless bastard. Gave up an alias and then died like the rat he was. The Driver. I clenched my teeth so hard it rattled through my skull. The fucking Driver. Roman Voronin. A Russian thief dressed up as a king, thinking he can carve highways through Europe and step foot into Italy like it’s his racetrack. My racetrack. And she, La Rosa Nera, she sat there like the execution was nothing. Veil, voice twisted mechanical through that changer of hers, tone cutting into me like iron. “Marcini was already dead,” she said, cold, like it was fact, not choice. “He gave us what we needed. Nothing more.” Needed? I didn’t need scraps. I needed that Russian
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