LOGINI have nothing to offer you, I haven't been a bother on your part. I have stayed away from New York, so why?" Amara pressed, demanding to know the truth and the answer for her captivity.
Wanting to know what she did to deserve being treated the way she was being treated. Her anger and annoyance made her fail to notice the beauty of the mansion or the house keeper standing at the side. Damien calmly sat down, without saying so much as a word. He watched as she yapped on about being treated badly and how it made her feel. If she considered whatever he was doing now, as being treated badly then as he was in for a lot of surprises. "Why are you just staring at me?" Amara asked, realizing she was blabbering on and he was busy just staring at her without saying as much as a word. "Sit." Damien ordered calmly, his voice filled with authority. Amara took her sit on the opposite couch, staring at him and wondering what he could possibly want to say to her. "You will never again, try to raise your voice at me. Understood?" Damien muttered, giving her a piercing look. "And from now on, you are going to be my captive. You will do whatever I say, whenever I say it, however I say it. You. You have no right to object to whatsoever I say, you are my puppet from now on." "Neither can you leave the mansion ever again. You are trapped here and can only leave when I want or ask you to leave." Damien muttered, stating all he had wanted to say from the moment they got here. Amara scorned in disbelief, he had to be joking and pulling a prank on her, probably just to scare her and try to claim his authority on her. "You are kidding right?" Amara asked with a soft laugh and a smile. Damien paused, staring at her. Wondering what she was busy blabbing about now. "Whatever you just said, you are joking right? Being your captive, not allowed to leave the mansion? Staying here? This is all a childish joke right?" Amara muttered. "Who says it's a joke?" Damien asked, tilting his head to the side. He was laid back and free, like he had not just spoken the most absorbed words. "You are just joking, you can't possibly want to dictate my freedom. Tell me in what way I wronged you and I will apologize to you but you have no right to capture me and lock me up." Amara muttered, realizing he was not joking about it and was actually very serious about whatever he was saying. Damien refused to give her a reply, getting satisfaction from watching her break down and get confused trying to figure out his intentions. "You are my captive and I am your master. Whatever I say, goes. If you have a problem with following rules, you will be forced to." "You have stepped into the mansion and so there is no means of escape for you anymore, don't even try to escape. You can keep trying to figure out why you are here, but you will never find out at all." Damien said and stood up on his feet. His heart was burning with hatred, burning with pain and disgust and her sadness and pain was the only thing that was giving him a tinge of satisfaction and ease in his heart. Amara glared at him in disbelief, what was the reason for this? If his reason for trying to capture her and punish her was because of her father's betrayal, then he had no rights whatsoever to do that. "You should let me go, I am not the one who betrayed you or your family. I am sorry for stepping into your territory and will not dare to anymore, so please let me go." Amara remarked, trying to reason with him. Damien stared at her wordlessly before walking away. "Show her to her room and make sure she is unable to leave the mansion." He ordered the house keeper who was standing by the side. The house keeper frantically nodded, sensing the master was already upset and he would not want to upset him any longer. Amara watched him walk away, she could not believe her eyes. He had walked away without letting her talk, without listening to her, he turned her into a captive. What was wrong with this man?! Amara didn't wait to be dragged into the room, she stormed back towards the door she just had come through, hoping to see it unlock and so she could make her escape and leave from there. "I would not go out there if I were you." The house keeper calmly muttered, following after Amara. Amara didn't want anyone telling her what and what not to do. She went ahead, making her way out regardless but to her greatest surprise, the door was already shut. She turned towards the house keeper, wondering if he had the key. The house keeper was a middle aged man, who could easily be mistaken for weak and feeble but Amara knew better than to consider or call him feeble. As a mafia princess herself, she once had a house filled with workers who were nothing but ordinary. "Do you have the keys?" She asked, staring at him cautiously. "I would not advise you to do that child. You should go back in and get some rest, it is 2AM." The housekeeper muttered, encouraging her not to make hasty decisions. Amara snorted. Easy for him to say, he was not being threatened or being told he would be a captive for the rest of his life, so he could easily tell her that. "I want to leave here. I have a life and I will not be spending my life in the fire walls of this mansion. So please let me out of here."Kelvin’s smile slowly faded.For the first time since he stepped into the room, the weight behind Damien’s words settled heavily in his chest. This wasn’t just another job. It wasn’t business as usual. There was something darker tied to this.“Boss… with all due respect,” Kelvin began carefully, choosing his words like stepping stones over a river, “the girl… she doesn’t seem like she knows anything.”Damien’s fingers paused over the keyboard.The silence that followed was suffocating.“You think I don’t know that?” Damien asked calmly, his voice low, almost too calm. That kind of calm always made Kelvin uneasy.Kelvin swallowed. “Then why?”“Because,” Damien cut in, closing the laptop with a soft click, “innocence doesn’t erase bloodlines.”He stood up, adjusting his cufflinks as he walked toward the large window that overlooked the dark forest surrounding the mansion.“Her father thought he could disappear,” Damien continued, his reflection staring back at him through the glass. “He
"I want to leave here. I have a life and I will not be spending my life in the fire walls of this mansion. So please let me out of here." Amara remarked, the tears tingling from the back of her eyes.The man didn't know what to say. Letting her go out was not the problem, she could easily go out and try to escape but there were bigger problems. If she had come here during the day, she probably would have noticed the forest before the mansion.Or realize the amount of traps that were set out to protect the Don, from his enemies who want him dead and those who want to kill him to take over his position in the underworld."It's not safe to miss. You should come in, you can attempt to escape tomorrow but for now, it's already so late." The housekeeper pleaded.Amara was adamant, she refused to move from the door, even if it meant sleeping on the floor.~ Manhattan, New York ~"What do you mean?""What I mean is, the Don adopted the daughter of Mr. Vale and has kept her locked away in the
I have nothing to offer you, I haven't been a bother on your part. I have stayed away from New York, so why?" Amara pressed, demanding to know the truth and the answer for her captivity.Wanting to know what she did to deserve being treated the way she was being treated. Her anger and annoyance made her fail to notice the beauty of the mansion or the house keeper standing at the side.Damien calmly sat down, without saying so much as a word. He watched as she yapped on about being treated badly and how it made her feel. If she considered whatever he was doing now, as being treated badly then as he was in for a lot of surprises."Why are you just staring at me?" Amara asked, realizing she was blabbering on and he was busy just staring at her without saying as much as a word."Sit." Damien ordered calmly, his voice filled with authority.Amara took her sit on the opposite couch, staring at him and wondering what he could possibly want to say to her."You will never again, try to raise
"The traitor is alleged to have killed the Don's mother. The Don believed his mouth was killed by her father, so he is probably seeking revenge for the death of his mother. " Draven muttered, turning around to return back to his car.His business at the gala was done, he was not a social person and did not see the reason or importance of socializing, so he preferred to go back to his hotel room and enjoy some quiet time."Does that mean, the mother of the Don was really killed by Mr. Vale? Isn't that what he is called?" His assistant muttered and Draven hummed, confirming the fact that his assistant was on the right track."Then that means, he is going to kill her? To get revenge for his mother? Would that make a difference?""In the underground, the saying goes, 'An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth'. You give out punishment to those who have given punishment, you kill those who have killed and you spare those who are powerless." Draven explained, intrigued by the theory.If Damien
Pulling back from her, he hoisted her up and placed her on his shoulder. His presence here was no longer needed, he didn't host the charity gala, so he didn't need to be here.Amara barely had time to react before she realized she was being carried on Damien's shoulders. Snapping back to reality, Amara hit him with her hands, demanding to be let go."What are you doing? Where are you taking me?" Amara muttered, yelling, she hoped she could free herself from his hold.Damien paid deaf ears to her words,climbing down the stairs regardless of her protests, and continued walking, going towards the secret exit to avoid drawing attention to himself."Someone help me! Let me go!" Amara screamed once again, hoping someone would see them leaving and save her.But who was she kidding? No one could stop the Mafia boss from taking whoever he liked, he was the boss for a reason. But she still had to try her luck, she knew she had to."You'd better stop yelling or you'll get yourself spanked and pu
"Hello Kitten, going somewhere?" A deep baritone voice muttered, the voice shimmering with excitement and tension. Amara felt the hair on her back stand, goosebumps forming all over her skin, chills went down her spine, keeping her rotted to the spot she was standing. That voice, that name, only one man called her that.Only one person could make the hair on her body stand and cause chills to form within her soul, she turned around, her eyes filled with horror."Didn't think you could leave without my notice right?" Damien remarked, smirking.Amara felt her throat burn, the anxiety climbing up her chest. How had she failed to pay attention to that voice? That look, the ruthless, dangerous and soul ripping look being given by him."You..." She muttered, gasping alongside talking. It felt as though all the air had been stolen from her lungs and there was nothing left for her to breathe in or out.Damien moved closer, his left hand tucked into his pants. The dim light on the rooftop ma







