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Chapter 49: To fuck you hard 🌶️

Author: Black sweet

Last Updated: 2025-10-23 23:58:17

~ Xander ~

When did seeing her with someone else make my tongue taste like vinegar? She was a toy, she has no right to make me feel anything. Even resentment is an emotion and I do not feel. Never.

And for causing that insult, she must pay, dearly.

She shivered like a leaf under my gaze and it stroke an arousal within me. Why did watching her misery bring me so much excitement?

I’ve been with whores of all kinds, shape and sizes. Some with breast even my palm couldn’t fully grasp. Yet, this

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Switched at the Mafia Auction Chapter 207: Ownership
~ Avelyn ~Kyle stared at me for a long moment after I said I had made my decision.The tension in his shoulders slowly eased, as if he understood that force would not win this battle. Not with me. Not like that.He exhaled, long and quiet, then did something that unsettled me more than his anger had.He softened.He pulled a chair closer to the bed and sat down beside me. Slowly, deliberately. As if approaching something fragile.Me.His fingers reached for my wrist, the very same one he had gripped too tightly minutes ago. This time, his touch was careful. His thumb brushed over the faint redness he had left behind.“I’m sorry,” he murmured.His voice was no longer sharp. It carried something heavier. Regret or the performance of it. After spending such time in Xander’s world my trust in men was as frail as a feather.“I shouldn’t have grabbed you like that.”He gently massaged the spot, his touch warm and rhythmic, as if trying to erase what had happened between us.“I was a jerk,”
Switched at the Mafia Auction Chapter 206: He is looking
~ Avelyn ~My ears rang from the silence.Not the kind that follows chaos. Not the ringing quiet after gunfire or shouting. This was softer. Controlled like it was manufactured.The sheets beneath me were clean. The air smelled faintly of antiseptic and something citrus. My head throbbed in slow, deliberate pulses, like a reminder that my body had been interrupted against its will.For a moment, I didn’t move. Just waited as the memories came back in fractured pieces.Snow outside the balcony.Kyle’s voice asking if I trusted him.My hesitation.His apology.Darkness.My eyes snapped open fully.The ceiling above me was unfamiliar. Smooth. Pale. No chandelier. No carved moldings. No shadowed corners that felt like they belonged to Xander’s world.This wasn’t the safehouse.This wasn’t anywhere I had ever been.I pushed myself upright too quickly and the room tilted. A hand steadied me before I could fall back.Kyle.He was already standing beside the bed, watching me, not with relief
Switched at the Mafia Auction Chapter 205: Undying love
— Xander —By dawn, there were no negotiations left to consider.The snow had not stopped falling through the night. It covered the courtyard, the trees, the burned road where the wreckage still smoldered faintly in the distance. White over ruin. White over blood. White over what remained of restraint.I did not hold council.I did not wait for surveillance confirmations or layered strategies.I gave one order.“Move.”We tracked them beyond the tree line, through the forest paths they thought would conceal their retreat. The snow betrayed them, footprints carved their escape in clear, desperate lines. They had run without formation. Without discipline.Without understanding what they had done.Usually, I commanded from behind the line. I observed and calculated. I allowed my men to execute with precision while I remained untouched by the chaos.Not tonight.Tonight I walked at the front.Dominic noticed immediately. I saw it in the way his gaze followed me, measuring, cautious.“Let
Switched at the Mafia Auction Chapter 204: Extermination
— Xander —The fire had been extinguished by the time I returned.Smoke still coiled upward into the night, thick and bitter, staining the snowfall gray. The wreckage sat in the middle of the east road like a carcass picked clean by violence.The metal had collapsed, the windshield was gone and the frame was unrecognizable.My men stood back, forming a perimeter. No one spoke when I approached.Dominic walked beside me.“They pulled what they could,” he said quietly. “There wasn’t much left.”There rarely was.I stepped closer.The smell lingered, burned fuel, charred rubber and something heavier beneath it.Human.One of the men swallowed. “We found remains in the driver’s side.”Driver’s side.Not the back, not hidden or restrained.My gaze lowered to the blackened interior.The body was slumped forward, fused into what remained of the seat. Fire had erased identity. Flesh and fabric had become indistinguishable.There was nothing recognizable.Nothing that screamed her name.For a
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— Xander —War did not frighten me.It steadied me.Gunfire cracked through the estate like splitting wood. Glass shattered somewhere along the east wing. Men shouted over one another, radios screeching with half-formed updates.Chaos was loud.But inside my head—Silence.I stepped over a body without looking down.“Chiudi l’ingresso ovest,” I said calmly. “Bloccate il cancello secondario. Nessuno entra, nessuno esce.”Close the west entrance. Lock the secondary gate. No one in. No one out.My voice did not rise.It never needed to.Dominic appeared at my side, blood staining the cuff of his sleeve — not his own.“They knew the blind spots,” he said low enough for only me to hear. “Lower perimeter. North fence.”“They didn’t know,” I replied evenly. “They were told.”There was a difference.Information was not guessed.It was given.Another burst of gunfire echoed. A chandelier crashed somewhere in the foyer.Snow drifted through the open doors where one of the panels had been blown
Switched at the Mafia Auction Chapter 202: Trust
~ Avelyn ~Snow swirled in behind him, melting into the carpet like evidence that didn’t belong.Kyle’s face was tense and surprising as it may sound. It wasn’t from panic.He looked focused.“How did you even get up here?” I whispered.“There’s no time,” he said, glancing toward the hallway door as if he could see through it. Distant shouting echoed faintly through the estate. A thud. Something breaking. Gunfire, muted but unmistakable.My stomach dropped.“That’s not security,” I breathed.“No,” Kyle said quietly. “It isn’t.”The projector light flickered across his face, casting pieces of me over him. Pieces of my frozen body suspended mid-spin on the screen behind us.His jaw tightened when he noticed it.“He keeps recordings of you?” he asked.I didn’t answer and I heard him curse under his breath, “That sick bastard.”“We have to go. Now.”The urgency in his voice snapped me back to the present.“Go?” My heart began to race for a different reason. “Kyle, this is Xander’s private

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