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Chapter Sixty Four | Last Minute Warning

Author: Barbara Rose
last update publish date: 2024-03-29 09:16:20

From the moment Tino Santora was born, he had a built in best friend. A protector, a mentor, a partner-in-crime, a confidant, a friend to last a lifetime, his sister; Liviana Castelli.

The two, being the youngest siblings, had shared a bond. An understanding of what it was like trying to live up to their older siblings, being cast to their shadows and played against each other as they tried to dance and fill each step just right. They knew the pressure each other was under and just how heavy it
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  • Re-Arranged   Chapter Two Hundred and One

    It worked. Somehow, someway, it worked. Liviana did it. She'd won.She wasn't sure how she did it, or why Elara and Lucius would agree to meet her parents to talk about their little idea - another hopeless, self-serving business deal, she was sure - but they did. Easily, too. Almost too easily...Liviana did her best to ignore the thought when she smiled and thanked them, leaving the estate with a strange sense of accomplishment that followed her out of the door and all the way home, where she was happy to share the good news with her family. It was done. She convinced them, set up a meeting, and now her job was complete. After weeks' worth of endless stress and such grueling demands, and yet another day wasted sitting on the sidelines, waiting and listening to argument after argument, Liviana had finally done it. She built the bridge her parents wanted so badly, and now she was free.At least, that was what Liviana thought, once upon a time - what she hoped, until her father scoffed

  • Re-Arranged   Chapter Two Hundred

    The room was still buzzing with energy, the air still thick with a stubborn kind of tension they couldn't seem to shake no matter how hard they tried, forced to sit and play nice while Leona told her story all over again, start to finish, this time without any of the usual interruptions. It wasn't easy to get them there, as the second Blaze dragged his sister back into the bar, hauling her over to the couch by her arm and practically tossing her onto the leather seat, the tension seemed to double tenfold, and whatever light remained was quickly flushed out by the dark cloud she carried over her head, frowning and grumbling through every thoughtless word she spoke, rambling through the details of how they'd gotten here. Leona did her best to explain, sharing her feelings first and telling them how sad she's been feeling lately, feeling isolated and alone, totally misunderstood, and how Amara's audacious phone call only made it worse. She said she felt like an outsider - the black she

  • Re-Arranged   Chapter One Hundred and Ninety Nine

    "You know, I'm getting real tired of having to chase your ass around!" Blaze huffed as he caught his sister's thin wrist, forcing her to a stop for all of a second. "Could you please just slow down? Talk to me? Maybe explain why the hell you-" "No!" She was quick to shoot him down and snatch her wrist away, stumbling back a step from the force. Still, she doesn't stop, doesn't slow down, doesn't even look at him as she turned to storm away. "I'm done trying to explain myself! I'm done trying to play nice, okay? I'm going home!" He couldn't help but scoff, the sound coming out half-amused, half-disbelieving as he echoed the words back to her quietly, repeating them with a question. "Play nice? When have you ever done that?" Trailing slowly behind her.His words - the teasing lilt to them, like he knew her better than that, and knew she'd never do such a thing - knew she barely knew what nice was - pulled a tattered groan from her throat, the woman stopping in her tracks to throw her

  • Re-Arranged   Chapter One Hundred and Ninety Eight

    The bar was buzzing with tension, the air turning heavy, thick, filled with cigarette smoke and every unsaid word, thought, and feeling they couldn't be bothered to share - they didn't know how, didn't know what to do or say or how to explain, where to even begin, so they didn't. They didn't speak, didn't dare to try, and let the silence eat them alive. After everything, it didn't seem worth it to fight. Not anymore. Not when it was obvious where their parents stood, and who they stood with...Defeated, Blaze sighed, letting his eyes close and his head fall back against the couch, eyes slipping shut with the rough, almost pained, sound. "Fuck," he breathed, shifting around on the leather with another deep sigh, one hand squeezing at his drididn'tas some kind of lifeline, the other tapping away the ash off a cigarette he continued to nurse. Anything to drown his sorrows. Livi watched him closely, perched nearby his right side, an ashtray sitting between them and keeping her away. She

  • Re-Arranged   Chapter One Hundred and Ninety Seven

    The silence was loud, deafening, terrifying, and it threatened to send Liviana down a deep, dark spiral if someone didn't start speaking soon. Besides, wasn't that the point? Isn't that why she came? She could've sworn it was... But looking around the room at people's faces, all dark and gloomy, she began to doubt herself. This looked like a room full of enemies rather than family. As if to prove her right, Leona pipes up - the first to speak in minutes, voice shaky as she asked, "So, what are we waiting for exactly? What is this about?" Across the room, Elara scoffed. "You know very well what this is about!" Quirking a brow, Leo wondered, "Do I?" Shrugging after a moment's worth of thought, declaring, "I really don't think I do..." Blaze huffed a laugh, bitter and unamused, the sound rumbling in his chest and startling Liviana off of It - the raven lifting her head to watch his face. "Then why the hell did you ask us here?" He questioned, turning his sister's way. Livi hummed,

  • Re-Arranged   Chapter One Hundred and Ninety Six

    The walk through the manor was long and painful, tedious in the way each step felt heavier, harder, more final than the last. Honestly, Livi felt like she was walking herself off a cliff, diving into something she couldn't come back from, and it was dreadful; every step closer felt like a push, a plea, a sentence, and she couldn't help but question everything. What if this was a trap, just like she thought? What if they were upset? Hateful? Vengeful? What if they'd heard the rumors? The stories she and Blaze had fueled lately - the ones about bar crawls and brawls, family problems, marital problems, and worst of all, abuse. All those reckless little moments that Blaze swore he would fix - the ones he said he would take care of before they could become a problem, promising that he could fix it, that his family would protect them, but alas, here they were. Baited, trapped, treated like prey as his parents played them both for fools. And there wasn't a damn thing they could do about it.

  • Re-Arranged   Chapter One | Sacrifice

    "I can't do it Livi. I have to go ⏤ I have to run." "No, you can't!" "I do." Emilia says, cupping her little sister's cheek, a sad smile gracing her lips. "And I need you to let me." "But what about me? A- And Tino?" Liviana stutters out excuses, trying to find a reason for her sister to stay. "

  • Re-Arranged   Prologue

    Time. It was a funny thing. Confusing and scary, dreadful. For some, it was much more positive than that. They found hope in time. "Time heals all wounds." They looked forward to the next day ⏤ the next week ⏤ month ⏤ year, and so on. They anticipated getting older and the change that time wou

  • Re-Arranged   Chapter One Hundred and Forty Two

    Liviana didn't know what to do with herself. She didn't know what to say, where to sit or where to look - didn't even know where to put her own hands.Her head was empty, mind blank, wiped clean by the anxiety that leaves her with nothing but that sinking feeling in her gut.She tries to ignore it.

  • Re-Arranged   Chapter Four | Officially Engaged

    Dinner ended soon after that, when Elara brought up the possibility of Liviana becoming the next mafia queen.Conversation died down and as soon as their dishes were empty, everyone rushed off in desperation of getting away from the tension that just kept getting thicker with each passing second, s

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