LOGINAlexandria POV.
The building-wide alarm screamed through the penthouse, red emergency lights flashing violently across the medical ward.
Matteo’s fingers were still buried deep inside me when the chaos erupted. He cursed sharply and pulled them out, leaving me empty and aching on the couch.
“Stay here. Legs open,” he ordered, grabbing his gun from the bed side. Then he was gone, moving like death itself.
I heard the violence unfold — shouts, rapid gunfire echoing through the halls, glass shattering, a man’s scream cut short by a final muffled shot.
The silence that followed was heavier than the noise. Minutes later, the alarms died and the red lights faded.
The door slammed open. Matteo entered, shirt splattered with fresh blood, eyes burning with adrenaline and something far darker when they landed on me — still obediently spread on the couch.
“The threat is handled,”
he said, voice low and lethal.
“Rossi crew. Three dead. They won’t try again.”
He locked the door and stalked toward me, unbuckling his belt. His cock sprang free — a true beast.
Thick, heavy, and brutally hard, the long shaft covered in prominent, pulsing veins that stood out angrily beneath the taut skin.
The head was flushed a deep, violent purple-red, already leaking a shiny bead of precum from the slit.
It curved upward aggressively, looking heavy enough to bruise.
He fisted the base and slapped the thick length against my cheek, smearing the warm precum across my skin.
“On your knees.”
I dropped. He gripped my hair tightly and shoved forward without warning, forcing the massive head past my lips and straight down my throat in one ruthless thrust.
I gagged hard, eyes watering instantly as the veined monster stretched my throat wide. He was impossibly thick, the pulsing ridges dragging along my tongue as he buried more inches inside me.
My hands flew to his thighs, pushing weakly, but he only growled and drove deeper until my nose pressed flush against his pelvis.
“Take every inch,” he snarled, voice rough with possession.
“Choke on it.”
Tears poured down my face. My throat convulsed violently around the invading cock, saliva flooding my mouth and spilling messily down my chin.
He held me there, savoring the tight squeeze, before starting to fuck my face with deep, punishing strokes.
The wet, obscene gagging sounds filled the room as he used my throat without mercy.
“That’s it,” he groaned.
“My perfect little cocksleeve. So good at taking me right after I killed for you.”
He was relentless, hips snapping forward, balls slapping against my chin. I could barely breathe between thrusts, my jaw aching, lungs burning.
Spit and precum dripped onto my chest, soaking my blouse. Through the humiliation and discomfort, shameful heat still throbbed between my spread legs.
The door handle suddenly rattled.
Matteo froze mid-thrust, his cock still buried deep down my throat. I looked up at him with wide, tear-filled eyes, panic surging through me.
The door unlocked from the outside.
Giulia stepped in.
She froze in the doorway, still dressed in her cream coat from the meeting, her security detail hovering behind her. Her sharp brown eyes took in the scene instantly — her husband with his blood-splattered shirt, cock buried down my throat, me on my knees like a used whore, legs still obscenely spread from his earlier command.
For a moment, the room was deathly silent except for my muffled, choking sounds around Matteo’s thick cock.
Giulia’s face remained carefully composed, but I saw the flash of pain and resignation in her eyes. She knew. She had always known.
This wasn’t new territory for her — just another girl, another night, another reminder of what her marriage truly was.
“Matteo,” she said softly, voice steady but fragile.
“The Rossi attack… I came back as soon as I heard. Are you hurt?”
He didn’t pull out. Instead, he tightened his grip in my hair and gave one slow, deliberate thrust deeper into my throat, making me gag louder around him while he looked at his wife.
“I’m fine,” he answered coldly, voice completely controlled.
“The situation is dealt with. Go to your room, Giulia.”
Her gaze flicked down to me again — to my ruined face, the mess of spit and precum, the way my throat bulged visibly from his girth.
Something dark and complicated passed across her expression. Jealousy. Pity. Exhaustion. She lingered for one long second, then gave a small, obedient nod.
“As you wish.”
She turned and left without another word, closing the door softly behind her. The click echoed like a final judgment.
The moment she was gone, Matteo’s control snapped completely. He pulled his cock out of my throat with a wet pop, strings of saliva connecting my swollen lips to the glistening, veined beast.
I gasped desperately for air, coughing hard.
“On the bed,” he growled, voice feral now.
“Now.”
I scrambled onto the medical bed on shaky limbs. Matteo climbed over me, stripping off his bloodied shirt.
He didn’t tease. He lined up the leaking, angry head of his cock against my soaked entrance and slammed inside in one brutal thrust, stretching me wide around his massive girth.
I cried out, back arching at the burning fullness. He was so thick, the prominent veins dragging roughly against my inner walls as he buried himself to the hilt.
He fucked me hard and deep immediately, pounding into me with possessive violence, the bed creaking violently beneath us.
“Mine,”
he snarled against my neck, teeth sinking into my skin.
“This tight pussy is fucking mine. Say it while I ruin you.”
“Yours,” I gasped hoarsely, voice wrecked from his cock.
“It’s yours, Matteo.”
He rewarded me by driving even harder, one hand wrapping around my throat while the other pinned my wrists above my head. Each thrust was punishing, the thick head battering against the deepest parts of me.
The memory of Giulia’s quiet eyes watching me choke on him only seemed to make him more savage.
He fucked me through a shattering orgasm, not slowing even as I clenched and trembled around his cock.
Then he flipped me onto my stomach, pulled my hips up, and took me even deeper from behind, his heavy balls slapping against me with every brutal stroke.
By the time he finally came, flooding me with thick, hot spurts deep inside, I was a sobbing, boneless mess beneath him. He stayed buried to the hilt, cock twitching as he caught his breath.
He leaned down, lips brushing my ear.
“You’re never leaving,” he whispered darkly.
“Not after this.”
But then his private phone buzzed on the side table again . An urgent message lighting up the screen.
Giulia just sent something.
Alexandria’s POVI ran.My bare feet pounded against the cold marble floor of the corridor, heart hammering so hard it felt like it would crack my ribs. Matteo’s voice had cracked on that single word—*Romano*—in a way I’d never heard before. Not the cold command I knew so well. Not even the raw fury after the Rossi attack. This was something deeper. Broken.I skidded around the corner into Giulia’s suite, breath catching in my throat.Matteo stood in the center of the room, back to me, shoulders rigid like coiled steel. Romano was on his knees in front of him, blood trickling from a split lip and a fresh cut above his eye. Matteo’s stolen gun lay on the floor a few feet away. Romano’s hands were raised, but that same eerie, knowing smile still twisted his mouth.“You found me,” Romano said, voice thick with blood. “Took you long enough.”Matteo’s fist flew without warning. The crack of knuckles against bone echoed sickeningly. Romano’s head snapped to the side, but he only laughed—a w
Alexandria’s POVHis name was Drago Kosta.I didn’t know that yet. I learned it the way I had learned most things in this penthouse — by paying attention to what wasn’t being said. By watching the way Matteo’s jaw worked when the man spoke. By the particular quality of Romano’s stillness at the far end of the corridor — the stillness of a man who had spent five years waiting to stand in the same room as these two people simultaneously and was finally there.Drago Kosta. The most dangerous man in Lisbon.And it wasn’t Matteo.He was older than I expected. Mid-fifties, silver at his temples, a face that had been handsome once and had become something more interesting than handsome — sharp angles, deep lines, the permanent record of a man who had made difficult decisions for so long they had carved themselves into his features and stayed. He wore his suit the way Matteo wore his — like a statement. Like the most expensive thing in the room should always be the person standing in it.He l
I didn’t scream.Screaming required a functioning throat and mine had sealed itself shut the moment I registered what Romano was holding. Matteo’s gun — I recognized it the way you recognized something you’d seen in a man’s hand often enough that the shape of it became familiar. Black. Heavy. Currently pointed at the floor but held with the ease of someone who had pointed it at other things many times before and found the experience unremarkable.Romano looked at me across Giulia’s immaculate suite and said nothing.I looked at him and said nothing.The silence lasted exactly long enough for me to count three exits — the door behind me, the window forty floors above Lisbon, and the bathroom to my left whose lock wouldn’t hold against a man Romano’s size for more than four seconds. None of them were good options. I filed that away and kept my face completely still.“Close the door,” he said. Quiet. Accented. The Albanian bleeding through his Italian in a way I had never noticed before
I read it four times.He’s already inside, Alexandria.Then I folded it back into my palm, closed my fingers around it, and sat very still on the edge of the bed. Because if the camera in the corner of this room was feeding to someone other than Matteo’s security right now — and after tonight I had no confidence it wasn’t — then whoever was watching needed to see a girl sitting quietly in the dark.Not a girl who had just understood that the threat wasn’t coming.It was already here.I pressed my back against the headboard and fixed my eyes on the door handle and waited.For a long time, nothing.Then — slow enough that I spent three full seconds convincing myself I wasn’t imagining it — the handle turned.Stopped.Then footsteps moving away. Deliberate. Unhurried. The kind of slow that wanted to be heard, that wanted me to know exactly how close it had been and exactly how little I could do about it.I didn’t sleep after that. I just sat in the dark and watched the door and breathed
I didn’t move.The woman standing in the frame was nobody I recognized. Older. Dark coat despite the hour, silver threading through her hair, posture so composed it looked practiced. She held nothing in her hands. She didn’t need to. The way she looked at me, unhurried, unsurprised, like she had already accounted for exactly what she would find in this room was unsettling enough on its own.She looked me over once. Slowly.“Alexandria Russo,” she said quietly.My stomach tightened. I said nothing.She stepped inside without being invited and reached into her coat pocket. Placed something on the dresser just inside the door was small, flat, a key card and stepped back.“Service elevator,” she said. “The floor bypass was disabled twenty minutes ago. There’s a car at the east entrance. It will take you wherever you need to go.”I looked at the key card. Then back at her.“My father sent you,” I said.“Yes.”“The same father who signed me over to the Ferrano family four days ago.”She did
Matteo hadn’t moved. He was still partially draped over me, chest rising and falling, that rare stillness about him that only ever appeared in these quiet seconds after.He pulled out from me slowly, and for a second he just stayed there — one hand still pressed flat against the mattress beside my head, breathing evening out, the weight of him still warm against my back. His hand rested flat against my ribs like he was feeling my heartbeat.The phone buzzed again. Then he reached across and grabbed the phone.Matteo snatched it off the table. I watched his jaw tighten as he read the screen, watched his hand close around it too hard. He turned it face-up and dropped it on the bed between us without a word.I know what you’re planning with the Ferranos. I know about Marco Russo’s offer. I’ve known for three days. Don’t insult me by pretending otherwise. — GI read it twice. Then I pulled the sheet tighter around myself and said nothing.Matteo was already on his feet. He buttoned his t







