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Chapter 66

Author: Michy Gaza
last update Last Updated: 2025-05-27 09:01:24

Luca stepped out of the black town car and into the cooling dusk of the Virelli estate.

The courtyard lights had just flickered on, amber glows tracing the stone pathways, the garden walls, the edges of the marble fountain that stood like a relic from another century.

Everything was immaculate. As always. As expected.

His security detail murmured updates into their earpieces, keeping their distance while still closing ranks. No press. No photographers. No Serena.

Just him.

He adjusted the cuff of his suit, straightened his posture, and inhaled deeply. The estate smelled like lavender and stone. Familiar. Claustrophobic.

He hated it.

Even now, even after all these years, the house felt more like Paolo’s voice than his own. And tonight, that voice echoed in every room. The summit had turned the estate into a fortress, more guards, more protocol, more lies.

Luca entered the west corridor and made his way through the main hall, footsteps quiet on the marble floors.

He didn’t need to be to
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