LOGINLucian
“Now which hand was it?”
John's eyes widened with fear but he didn’t say a word, sitting across from me in a chair in the restaurant’s basement. Blood dropped from his lips onto his white shirt. I didn’t get a reply.
So I hit him. Again.
My hands clenched, I could feel my knuckles cracked.
I pulled out my gun which made John come back to his senses.
“Boss It wasn’t my intention to hurt the girl.” He said hurriedly, fear evident in his voice.
“Yet you still did.”
I had given him exactly one job and that was to only keep an eye on Sienna. Him being his cocky self went ahead and approached her knowing full well I told him not to.
John had been on my shit list for a long time. He had been doing lazy work, always at the bar to get drunk and not serious about the job. I considered firing him but I was doing his father, who is an officer working under me, a favor. This was my last straw. I’m not just doing this because he hurt Sienna but because he disrespected my orders. It’s necessary to show everyone what happens if they disregard even the smallest of my orders.
And talking about Sienna I couldn’t care less what happened to her but she was a woman at my restaurant. I don’t believe in harassing women. I prefer hurting them in some other way.
“Please boss, I thought you didn’t like that girl. I only went to her because I assumed you hated her.” He pleaded.
“Who I hate or don’t is none of your business. I don’t pay you to go around and harass women at my restaurant.” I stared down at him, showing the anger in my eyes.
“Now answer the question.” He stared at me blankly. “Which hand did you grab her with?” I asked again.
“Boss- my father-“ He stuttered.
“Your father should have known better than to recommend you to me.” I said, patience running out in me. This was wasting my time.
I turned around to where Nico was leaning by the door. Amusement shown in his every feature as if he was watching something very entertaining. In a way it was, for him. He’s batshit crazy, always ready for bloodshed.
“He won’t answer me. Do you mind breaking one of his hands or maybe both?” I asked Nico, watching a full grin appear on him.
“You don’t even have to ask.” He said amusement coating his words, walking towards where I stand.
I moved back. Letting Nico take the reins and leave the basement. I was walking upstairs when I heard John screaming.
“It was my right hand. My right hand I swear please.”
I stopped at that, and could distinctly hear Nico replying.
“Too late.” Before I heard something cracking and John howling in pain. I chuckled to myself before moving on.
*************
“So what was that all about?” Nico said while plopping down on the couch in my office.
“He can’t follow a simple order and was harassing women in my restaurant.” I said while shifting through files.
“Ah yes but I'm certain the woman in question was Adrian's one and only sister. wasn’t she?” He asked, his tone a mix of amusement and curiosity.
“How did she even end up in your restaurant? You don’t just let anyone in without full reservation and if you knew it was her you wouldn’t have let her in” He added.
“I don’t keep check on every person who comes here.” I said, not taking my eyes off the files in front of me.
Lies.
Sienna was here according to my plan. I had an anonymous email sent to her friend, sending an invitation. All background checks on her made me certain what kind of friend she had. One who was very fond of trying new restaurants and dragging Sienna with her. I had asked the supervisor to notify me as soon as they entered the restaurant. Little Moretti might think it was a coincidence but I know it wasn’t.
“Sure I would believe that if I didn’t know you but fine I won’t bother you more with questions.” Nico eyes me skeptically and stands up.
“All this shit aside, I've got news.”
The seriousness in his voice makes me look up at him.
“Tony wants a meeting with you.” He said with a grim voice.
Tony was my fathers right hand man. Never liked that guy so as soon as dad was gone I got rid of him too. Which he didn’t like too well along with many older members. He always stood in the way of anything revolutionary I brought forward. Still to this day he brings a lot of shit into my working pattern. Gathering votes of other members and simply being a pain in my ass
“What does he need?” I asked Nico.
“Don’t know. He refused to share it with me and just said to arrange a meeting.” He shrugged.
I sighed. “Alright, arrange one.”
“Does that mean I get to sit in on it?” Nico asked with a grin.
I nodded.
Sometimes I forget why I keep Nico around but then remember he’s the only of the men in my family who I trust anymore.
Sienna's PovThe curtains swayed gently against the open window, letting in the cool breath of night. I’d left it open hours ago, too restless to sleep, too lost in my thoughts to care. The city lights stretched out below like a living pulse, but up here, it was silent—just the faint rhythm of my own heartbeat.I was halfway through another slow breath when a voice broke through the stillness.“Couldn’t sleep again?”I froze. The glass of water in my hand trembled before I set it down on the bedside table. For a moment, I thought I was imagining it. But then I turned.Lucian was there. Standing by the window like he’d stepped right out of the shadows themselves—black shirt, dark eyes, and that look that always seemed to see straight through me.My heart jumped into my throat. “You—how did you—?”He tilted his head slightly, the corner of his mouth curving. “You left the window open.”I swallowed hard, trying to hide the way my pulse raced. “You can’t just appear in people’s bedrooms,
Lucien's PovThe wound still burned.A dull, throbbing reminder of the chaos that had nearly taken everything from me.I stood in the middle of the dimly lit chamber, blood still fresh on my knuckles, my breath coming in rough, uneven pulls. My father lay crumpled against the wall, his once-commanding frame now nothing but a pitiful heap. His voice was gone. Just broken gasps and muffled curses.I looked down at him, my jaw clenched so tight it hurt.“You made her a target,” I said, my tone low, steady, but shaking underneath. “You used her—my wife, the mother of my child—as bait.”He laughed. “Love makes you weak, boy. You were never fit to run this empire.”My fist connected with his face again before the words even fully registered. The sound of bone meeting flesh echoed across the room. Nico didn’t flinch. He stood near the door, silent, but his hand rested on his gun—a silent reminder that if I gave the order, this would end in one shot.But I didn’t want it to end that quickly.
Sienna's Pov Sound of beeping and the anesthetic smell woke me up. I found myself in a hospital bed with IV attached to me. “Oh you’re up.” Ava perked up from the couch she was sitting on. My hands instantly went to my belly as I looked down. “You’re fine, your baby’s fine too. You were just dehydrated.” She said immediately when she noticed my panic. A sigh of relief escaped my lips just before the memory of how I got here resurfaced. “Lucian.” I said, my voice hoarse and eyes widened. “He’s alive too.” Ava answered, pushing me back on the bed. “I need to see him.” I tried pushing to get up. “Alright alright I’ll take you to him but wait for a wheelchair. You need to be careful, Si.” She ordered me to wait until she came back. Once I was settled in the wheelchair she pushed me down the hallway before stopping outside a room. Pushing the door open, she wheeled my chair inside. “She wouldn’t settle down until I brought her.” Ava said to Adrian
Sienna“Aren’t you happy all of this is over?” Ava asked suddenly. Startled, the shirt in my hand dropped. “What do you mean of course I am.” I answered immediately, bending to pick up the shirt. “Then why are you so quiet?” Ava’s super observant eyes caught on. I was glad all of this was over but a part of me was sad to leave this place behind, more importantly my secret meetings with Lucian behind. They weren’t a secret anymore since Adrian discovered us one day. He was silent when he took me back to my room. I was afraid I upset him but he quickly reassured me he wasn’t upset but concerned. “Do you know what you’re doing?” He asked. “I–” I looked away, “I don’t know.” I answered, because truly I didn’t know what I was doing just that it made me a little better. “Listen, if you're happy then that’s all I need.” He surprised me. “Aren’t you mad? You still hate him.” I asked. “I do hate him but a part of me recognizes the love in his eyes. So I won’t
LucianI was seated in the conference room, waiting for Adrian to show up. It had been 2 weeks since we met up with Rocci. Since Sienna first let me touch her belly. An immediate smile came over my face at the memory. I had never expected the proud feeling that emerged in me. The thought that I was going to be a father to a tiny human scared me. But it also made me determined to never turn out like my father. Since that day, Sienna and I usually sat outside at night together. She slowly lost her wariness. She would tell me how her pregnancy went throughout and we would just talk about anything. I had asked her to come live with me once we were out of this place but she hadn’t given me an answer. In a way she still didn’t trust me. I couldn’t blame her but we were slowly going that way. Moving onto Rocci, we had communicated several times over the past two weeks. He was a determined young man. I saw the potential in him the first time we met, I knew he would be a good leader. But
Sienna's Pov The next morning, sunlight streamed through the thin curtains, warm against my face. My body felt heavy, my eyes gritty from too little sleep. I rolled over with a groan, my hand instinctively resting on my belly. Bean had been restless all night. Or maybe it was me. Every time I closed my eyes, I saw Lucian’s face—too close, too handsome, too dangerous. The ghost of almost-kissing him clung to me like a shadow I couldn’t shake. I pushed myself upright, deciding food might distract me. Padding softly into the kitchen, I expected silence. Instead, I froze. Lucian was there. He stood at the stove, sleeves rolled to his elbows, stirring something in a pan. A pot of coffee was already brewing. The faint smell of toast hung in the air. He glanced up when I entered, and for the briefest second, that same warmth from last night flickered in his eyes. But he didn’t push it. He just offered me a small smile. “Morning,” he said, his voice calm, steady. “I wasn’t sure



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