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Halls Of A Mansion

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Damian laid next to Luca, his body stiff and a gentle snore escaping his lips but Luca couldn’t be taken as easily, His eyes remained opened as he stared at a reflection of himself in the glass on the bedside table. He didn’t just feel ashamed, he felt disgusted and honestly appalled by how much he had enjoyed Damian being inside him, how much he had enjoyed being fucked by the very man held him captive. He sat up and turned to the colossal mirror that covered one side of the bedroom, the collar on his neck was a mark, a symbol, that he no longer had a will of his own that he now belonged to him, to Damian Moretti.

“fuck you” Luca cussed under his breath as he walked out of the room.

For the first time he looked around the halls as he walked and there was something he noticed, this may be his house but it was far from being his home, from the soulless paint that coated the walls to the undecorated rooms, it all felt like a place one bought to feel powerful, not to feel at home, As h
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    The aftermath of Sofia's interrogation left us both wired and exhausted.We returned to the penthouse at dawn, covered in blood and ash. Damian had already set his network into motion—Sofia's betrayal had exposed a dozen smaller conspirators who were being rounded up as we spoke. Marcus and the Councilman were handling the cleanup.But we still didn't have The Broker's true identity. Sofia had given us a name—Vincent Cross—but Kai's initial search showed it was likely an alias. Another dead end.In the bathroom, I watched Damian strip off his blood-soaked clothes, revealing the body I'd come to know so well. Bruises were already forming on his ribs where someone had landed a hit during the fight."Shower," he said quietly. "Together."We stood under the scalding water, washing away blood and cordite. I ran my hands over his injuries, cataloging each mark, each wound. He'd taken these protecting me."Stop," he murmured, catching my hands. "I'm fine.""You got shot at because of me.""I

  • Play Thing Of The Enemy   Bloodstained Hands

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  • Play Thing Of The Enemy   The Gala Of Wolves

    "Hold still."The tailor's assistant circled me like a vulture, pinning fabric with ruthless efficiency. I stood on a platform in Damian's bedroom, arms outstretched, while he transformed me into someone I didn't recognize."A gala?" I'd asked when Damian announced it over breakfast."The Annual Sapphire Foundation Charity Event," he'd corrected. "Where the criminal elite pretend to care about orphans while negotiating weapons deals in the bathroom.""Sounds delightful.""It is, actually." His smile had been sharp. "And you're coming with me."Now, three hours later, I stared at myself in the mirror and felt my breath catch.The tuxedo was midnight blue—so dark it was almost black, with silk lapels that caught the light. It fit like it had been painted on, emphasizing every line of my body. The assistant had styled my hair, tamed it into something elegant, and the overall effect was..."Devastating," Damian said from the doorway.I turned to find him watching me with an expression tha

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    The tailor came and went, leaving behind a wardrobe that probably cost more than my brother's funeral.Everything was dark—blacks, charcoals, deep navy. Colors that matched Damian's aesthetic. Colors that screamed his.I hated how good I looked in them.By evening, Damian led me down to the building's sublevels, past security checkpoints that required retinal scans and fingerprints, into what he called his "private facility."The gym was state-of-the-art. Weapons lined one wall behind reinforced glass—everything from knives to firearms to things I didn't have names for. Mats covered the floor. Punching bags hung like bodies from the ceiling."Strip to your waist," Damian ordered, already pulling off his shirt.I froze. "What?""You heard me." He stood there, torso bare, all carved muscle and ink and that jagged scar across his collarbone. "If you're going to survive in my world, you need to learn how to fight. Properly.""I know how to fight."His laugh was dark. "You know how to thro

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