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7. Wedding Night

Author: Hermajesty
last update Last Updated: 2025-03-11 21:57:22

~Alina~

“No… no, no, no,” I sobbed, my vision blurred by tears. My hands trembled as I cradled Nana’s lifeless body, her warmth fading with every passing second.

Guilla knelt beside me, wailing and rocking back and forth. The chaos around us continued—the sound of bodies dropping, bullets whizzing through the air, and men shouting orders in Italian.

Through my haze of grief, I saw him. Valentino Romano—The devil I had just married.

Drenched in blood, his white shirt was now crimson. His face was stone cold, void of remorse, void of anything human. His dark eyes burned with something raw, something terrifying. As I watched, he lifted his gun, aimed it at the man who shot Nana, and pulled the trigger without hesitation.

The man collapsed, blood pooling beneath him.

Valentino didn’t even flinch. He turned and killed another. Then another.

I had never seen a man so merciless, so terrifyingly lethal.

The Devil of Milan.
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