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Elian stormed into the wildly decorated bedroom, already peeling off every layer of clothing on him. He threw the million dollar suit on him to the floor and turned to glare at his rival, aka his husband, who just walked past him, pretending as if he wasn't even standing there.
Anger boiled in him as he stared at the broad back of Dex Russo, a dangerous and ruthless Mafia Boss, who was now his husband. The thought alone spiked the anger already boiling in him and before he could think, he unsheathed his dagger and aimed at the back of his head, but Dex turned just in time to pin him roughly against the wall, his back against Dex's very broad chest, and his large, rough hands found Elian's throat immediately. In such unfavourable state, Elian still had it in him to twist his neck sideways and glare at his husband, whose eyes were filled with a type of craze Elian knew too well, he'd seen it a lot in the past few years of rivalry with him, such a shame that the man he once swore to hate to death was the one he was now bounded to. Dex twisted his wrist and snatched the blade from Elian's grip, he tossed it to the side and smirked back at him. “You look disappointed Elian.’ He hissed, his thumb pressing hard against Elian's pulse just enough to feel the frantic rythm. “Did you think I'd let my guard down enough to let you play your stupid tricks?” Elian's glare dissolved into a sharp grin and he leaned back into Dex's chest, his eyes dancing with some kind of maniac light as he looked into his eyes, they were nose to nose, eyes to eyes, and lips barely away from each other. Another knife he'd hidden in his sleeve dropped into his caged hand and he pointed it at Dex's torso. Dex looked down and glared back up at Elian. “I'd be surprised if you didn't try to choke me Dex.” Elian said softly and twisted himself out of Dex's hold. He raised the knife and placed it against Dex's chin, pressing it dangerously close to his skin. “But don't get too comfortable. I'm pretty sure you know that already.” He whispered in his face and stalked off to the other side of the bedroom and began taking the rest of his clothes off. Dex stared at him with a strange heat in his eyes. Those dark eyes of his, filled with irritation? Anger? They were glued to Elian's skin as he slowly undressed himself. When Elian was done, he turned to look at Dex, whose eyes were still on him. “I'll be taking a shower now.” He announced, not giving a damn about the fact that he was naked. “No you're not.” Dex said evenly. “And who are you to stop me?” He sneered and tried to walk past him to the bathroom but Dex grabbed him again for the second time that night, he twisted Elian's arms behind his back, forcing a genuine gasp of pain from him and hauled him on to the massive bed covered with roses. They hit the bed like two collapsing stars and Dex pinned Elian's wrists above his head with a single hand and rested his weight on him, his breaths came out in short pants as he locked eyes with Elian's crazed filled ones. And Elian, despite being pinned heavily to the bed, used his legs to hook Dex's waist and pulled him impossibly close, his teeth grazing Dex's earlobe. “You're shaking husband. Is it the hate? Or are you finally succumbing to me?” He whispered in his ear. Dex smirked and turned his head to meet his eyes, their noses barely inches away from each other, and their lips a breathe away from touching. “Am I?” He asked and made a move to grab Elian's dick. Elian's eyes widened as he saw what Dex was about to do, and on instinct, he kicked him in the torso and grabbed the gun placed by the side table. Dex grunted in pain at the kick and looked at Elian who already had the gun pointed in his face, he doged just in time as two bullets flew past him and broke the mirror into pieces. “You fucking bitch!” Dex roared and lunged at Elian. —————— An hour later, the room was a wreck. The bedside lamp lay scattered, blown apart by no doubt, a bullet. The smell of gunpowder filled the room, the roses on the bed barely remained on the bed and was mostly scattered and crushed on the floor. The silk sheets of the bed was half torn and the dressing mirror layed on the floor in a million pieces. Dex sat at the edge of the bed, shirtless, Elian had tore the shirt off him like an animal in the middle of their mission to unalive each other. He lit a cigarette and let out puffs of smoke, wincing when he felt the scratches on his back pulsate. 'My husband is a fucking animal.’ he thought to himself as he continued to inhale and exhale smoke. Behind him, Elian sprawled on the bed, breathless and bruised. He now wore a bathrobe to cover his nakedness but did nothing to cover the red bruise around his neck from where Dex choked him to get him to drop the gun. He stared at the ceiling with a terrifying contentment. Then at Dex's bruised back, he smiled maniacally, sickly satisfied at his work. He reached out with his foot and slowly traced the scratch marks with his toe. Dex turned abruptly and smacked his leg away. He took out the cigarette from between his lips and slowly puffed out smoke, making deadly eye contact with Elian. “If you try to kill me in my sleep.” He started slowly. “Make sure you don't miss. Because if I wake up, you'll wish I'd blown your fucking head off tonight.” Elian let out a loud hysteric laugh. “Promise?”Elian shoved the office door open hard enough to bring it down. He barged in, slamming the door shut behind him as anger rolled out of him in waves. A few seconds later, the door opened again and Dex walked in behind him, shutting the door more carefully. Dex did not make a sound, even though he knew exactly what was going on with his husband, he waited for Elian to cool down, or let out his anger instead. Most possibly the latter.He shrugged off his coat, dropped it on a nearby chair and leaned against the wall. “That bastard,” Elian sneered.Yup, definitely the latter.Elian turned around sharply, setting his cold eyes on Dex, “He stood there, in front of both sides, and questioned me like I was a fucking decoration standing next to you.”Dex exhaled slowly. “Do not think of yourself like that sweetheart. He was just scared.”Elian looked at Dex like he's lost his mind. “Scared? Are you hearing yourself Dex?”“I’m serious,” Dex said, taking a few steps closer. “That was a man wat
Mark sighed sharply, boots propped up on the edge of the control desk as his eyes moved across the CCTV feeds. He could see all of the meeting hall from here, packed with men, Dex and Elian at the front, the visible split still lingering between Russo and Virelli bodies. His job was to watch everything, make sure no one used the meeting as cover to slip where they didn’t belong.On the other hand, it left him alone with too many screens and too much silence. This wasn't what he wanted to spend his free time doing but oh well, some things could wait. Then the door opened behind him.“No one’s allowed to roam until the meeting’s finished,” Mark said immediately, slowly looking away from the monitors. “Get back to your–”He stopped speaking when he saw James standing at the entrance, walking in and shutting the door behind him. “It’s me,” James said.Mark’s legs came off the table at once. He stood up so fast, chair rolling back an inch behind him. “What are you doing here?” he breath
By the time Elian entered the hall, the meeting was already filling out. The room was large enough to hold both sides without forcing them into one another, but not so large to hide the painful obvious division in the way they stood. Russo men occupied one half. Virelli men occupied the other. They traded cautious glances time to time. Dex was stood at the front, looking composed and fully in command. When his eyes found Elian, a fleeting moment of heat passed through the eye contact before it vanished. Elian took his place beside him silently. That alone caused immediately attention of everyone, they all straightened at once. Without wasting another minute, Dex began speaking. “I’ll keep this simple,” he said, voice carrying cleanly through the hall. “We all know why we're here today. We've been through this already, but today I'd just a final evaluation, a chance for you to think this through for the last time. Because after today, there will be no excuse accepted from anyone
Elian stared up at him, trapped between the wall and the solid line of Dex’s body. Up close, in the heat of Dex’s attention, there was an unmistakable fact that the both of them had been craving for this exact moment. “You’re unbelievable,” Elian muttered, trying to play off how deeply affected he was by the presence of his husband standing so close to him. Dex’s eyes flicked to his mouth. “That’s not a no.” “We have a meeting.” Elian tried to knock some senses into Dex, mostly to himself too. “It can wait five minutes.” Elian gave Dex an eye. “Dex.” “Elian.” He leaned in another fraction, close enough that their breaths mixed. “You already admitted you missed me. Don’t get shy now.” Elian’s jaw tightened, more from the losing battle than actual refusal. He glanced down at the handle of the closed door, then back at Dex, irritation and want tangled too tightly in his body. “If anyone walks in-” “They won’t.” Elian exhaled hard through his nose, then gripped the front of
Elian watched as his men piled into the waiting cars and pulled out of the syndicate safe house one after another, before vanishing down the road in a steady line. James stood at his side, tablet in hand, eyes tracking every vehicle as the last of them left the compound. “All units are clear,” James said quietly. Elian gave a short nod, but his attention was only half on the report. Three weeks. It had been three weeks since he last saw Dex. Three weeks of nonstop paperwork, restructuring, quiet purges, forced loyalty checks, and the endless work of holding a syndicate together after cutting the head from it. Dex had been buried under the same weight on his own side. They spoke every day on the phone, giving each other updates, sharing decisions and the occasional familiar bite of teasing, but it was not the same. It was never the same as standing in the same room. It was never the same as watching Dex push him on purpose just to look smug about it afterward. Never the same
Elian pushed the door open and stepped into Jacob Virelli’s office.He silently stood there, one hand still on the handle, eyes moving carefully over the room. Nothing had changed from his memory. The broad desk remained exactly where it had always been, the shelves still held their ordered rows of files and old volumes. The windows looked out over the same stretch of estate grounds Jacob had watched for years. Even the air felt different, heavy with authority. Elian stepped in and closed the door behind him.He walked in without hurry, eyes trained on the empty seat behind the polished desk, as if part of him still expected the old man to be seated there waiting with that thin, unreadable expression. But the chair behind the desk remained empty. And the room now belonged to no one, except the person willing to claim it.And that person was him.Elian stopped in front of the desk, still staring at it silently. All of his tormentors were gone. His father, his brother, his grandfat
Dex slammed Elian against the glass wall of the bathroom, getting out a low groan from him. In a swift move, he turned on the shower and the water came down on them like a storm. The water was a deafening roar against the glass wall that did nothing to cool the fever burning between them. Elian’
“I expected you to be occupied with each other.” Jacob said coldly, looking at their disheveled state. “But I did not expect you to be so occupied that you would allow three million dollars worth of high grade weaponry to be stolen at the warehouse, by a street gang.”Elian's breath hitched as he r
Elian breathed hard, his senses going haywire as he jumped Dex and they both went down hard. Dex fell to the floor first and then Elian, right on top of him. Elian wrapped around Dex's neck and he squeezed with a sickening glint in his eyes. He wanted to see as life left his eyes, he wanted to be
“You both look…well rested.” Jacob, Elian's grandfather, said finally after eating in silence for the past ten minutes.Jacob, Derek, Dex and Elian sat at the table for brunch. Surprisingly, the both of them had come down at the same time for their late breakfast when it was announced that Elian's







