LOGINLuca’s POV
The woods closed in like a living cage, Chen’s grip on my arm iron as she dragged me deeper into the trees. Her tac team fanned out behind, securing the perimeter, but her focus was singular—on me. The federal SUV idled on the dirt track, engine low, headlights cutting yellow swaths through the dark. Dante’s vehicle had been forced off the road; I could still hear distant shouts, gunshots popping like fireworks. Sofia’s comm in my ear had gone silent after her last warning: Chen’s Bratva deep cover. Viktor’s endgame. Chen shoved me against a thick oak, the rough bark biting my back through my shirt. “You think you’re clever, Marino? Whispering into that little implant?” She pressed her body against mine, thigh wedging between my legs, forcing them apart. “I know about Sofia’s KGB toys. Alexei’s old network. Cute. But you’re in my playground now.” Her dominance intensified—federal authority fused with raw, predatory hunger. She grabbed my throat, squeezing just enough to make my pulse thunder. “Kneel.” I dropped, knees hitting damp earth. The erotic tension spiked—her power absolute, derailing every MM dynamic I’d known. She unzipped her tactical pants, revealing nothing underneath but skin and intent. “Taste your new handler.” Her fingers tangled in my hair, yanking my head forward. I obeyed—tongue working, lips sealing around her clit as she ground against my mouth. She rode my face with ruthless rhythm, choking my neck with her free hand, controlling every breath. “Deeper. Suck like your life depends on it.” It did. The team patrolled nearby; any sound could bring them. She edged herself on my tongue—grinding to the brink, then pulling back, denying release while forcing me to beg with muffled pleas. When she finally came—shuddering, thighs clamping my head—she held me there, smothering, until stars burst behind my eyes. She stepped back, zipping up. “Good boy. Now, the truth.” She hauled me up, pinning me to the tree again. “Enzo’s cyber plot—Operation Eclipse—is live. Details? He’s buried quantum worms in every major exchange—Wall Street, London, Shanghai. Trigger code drops in sixty minutes. Markets crash, currencies tank, governments panic. Enzo’s servers reroute trillions to Sicilian vaults while pinning it on the Bratva. Viktor knew—fed him the access codes years ago. But here’s the twist: the nuclear codes.” She leaned in, breath hot on my ear. “Viktor stole them from a decommissioned Soviet silo in ‘05—old Cold War relics, still functional. Enzo’s hack includes a backdoor: if Eclipse activates, the codes broadcast to every black-market buyer. Mutually assured destruction. Viktor plans to sell them to the highest bidder—rogue states, cartels, whoever pays most. The world burns, and he walks away rich.” The revelation hit like ice water. “And you? You’re helping him?” Chen smiled—cold, predatory. “I’m the deep cover. Viktor planted me in the NYPD twenty years ago. I rose through ranks, built the black-ops division. My agenda? Control the fallout. When the crash happens, feds seize the chaos—nationalize banks, martial law, total surveillance. Viktor gets his money; I get the keys to the kingdom. Everyone else? Collateral.” She kissed me again—brutal, claiming—then spun me, face to bark. “But first, you submit. Fully.” She yanked my pants down, exposing me to the night air. Her fingers plunged in—three, then four—stretching roughly, no mercy. I gasped; she choked my throat from behind, air rationed. “Beg for it, witness.” “Please… ma’am… fuck me.” She produced a strap-on from her tactical bag—thick, ridged, black. She lubed it quickly, then thrust in—slow at first, letting me feel every inch, then slamming deep. I cried out; she pounded with punishing force, hand on my throat squeezing rhythmic, the other jerking my cock in cruel twists. “Feel that?” she growled. “That’s power. Not mafia games. Federal. Absolute.” She edged me mercilessly—stroking to the brink, then pinching the base, denying while hammering my prostate. Pain-pleasure blurred; tears streamed. “Hold it. Suffer for your mistress.” When she finally allowed: “Come now—show me your loyalty.” Orgasm tore through—violent, untouched, cum splattering the tree. She didn’t stop—riding through, her own release a low growl as she ground against the harness. She pulled out, zipping up. “You’re mine now. Testify. Or I trigger the codes myself.” But as she turned to drag me back, a drone whirred overhead—Enzo’s. A voice crackled through hidden speakers: “Eclipse in T-minus thirty. Codes dropping. Viktor, your move.” Chen cursed. “He’s early.” Gunfire erupted—Dante’s men breaking through, Sofia’s KGB remnants arriving in black vans. Chaos reignited. Dante burst from the trees—bloodied, furious—tackling Chen. They grappled; she fought like a demon, but he pinned her, cuffing her wrists. “Luca!” he roared, pulling me into his arms. “We have to stop Enzo.” But Sofia emerged from the shadows, flanked by Alexei—gray-haired, scarred, KGB legend. “Too late. Eclipse is live. But I have the kill switch.” She held up a device. “KGB backdoor. I can stop it. But Viktor has the codes. We need to reach him—before he sells them.” As the team regrouped, Dante kissed me—fierce, claiming—amid the chaos. “You’re mine. No matter what.” But Chen, cuffed, laughed low. “You think Sofia’s the savior? She’s the one who gave Viktor the silo access. KGB ties? She sold them out for her own empire.” Plot twist: Sofia’s eyes flickered—guilt? Or calculation? The drone hovered closer—Enzo’s final transmission: “The world ends in ten. Unless you pay.” As sirens wailed and teams converged, I realized: the real endgame wasn’t power. It was survival. And in the heart of it, my submission—to Dante, to Chen, to Sofia—might be the only thing left to bargain with.Luca’s POVThe ravine offered temporary sanctuary cold stream water lapping at our boots, moonlight fractured through the canopy above. Dante, Rocco, and I crouched in a tight circle, breaths visible in the chill, bodies pressed close for warmth and something far more primal. Sofia’s voice had gone quiet in the comm after her last revelation, but the weight of her words lingered: Alexei Volkov wasn’t just a handler. He was her father. And the secrets ran deeper than blood.Dante broke the silence first, voice low and edged. “Tell us everything she didn’t. If we’re going after her, we need the full picture.”Rocco shifted beside me, his massive frame radiating heat. His hand rested on my thigh—casual, possessive—thumb tracing slow circles over the fabric of my pants. The touch sent sparks up my spine, reigniting the fire from earlier. I swallowed, trying to focus.“Sofia said Alexei was KGB,” I started, piecing together fragments from her comm bursts and the files I’d glimpsed in the v
Luca’s POVThe woods were a labyrinth of shadows and gunfire echoes as Dante half-carried, half-dragged me through the underbrush, his arm locked around my waist like he feared I’d vanish if he let go. Chen’s tac team had scattered—some dead, some fleeing—and Sofia’s KGB remnants were closing in, black vans cutting off escape routes. The drone overhead blinked red, Enzo’s final countdown ticking down: Eclipse in T-minus fifteen. Codes live.Dante’s breath was hot against my ear. “We need cover. Now.”We ducked into a small ravine, sliding down muddy banks until we hit a shallow stream. He pressed me against the cold earth, body shielding mine from any stray bullets. The closeness ignited something raw—erotic tension flaring despite the chaos. His scent—sweat, gun oil, blood—mixed with the forest dampness, and I felt my body respond, cock stirring against his thigh even as fear clawed my chest.“Luca,” he whispered, voice rough with everything unsaid. “I know what I did. I know I let y
Luca’s POVThe woods closed in like a living cage, Chen’s grip on my arm iron as she dragged me deeper into the trees. Her tac team fanned out behind, securing the perimeter, but her focus was singular—on me. The federal SUV idled on the dirt track, engine low, headlights cutting yellow swaths through the dark. Dante’s vehicle had been forced off the road; I could still hear distant shouts, gunshots popping like fireworks. Sofia’s comm in my ear had gone silent after her last warning: Chen’s Bratva deep cover. Viktor’s endgame.Chen shoved me against a thick oak, the rough bark biting my back through my shirt. “You think you’re clever, Marino? Whispering into that little implant?” She pressed her body against mine, thigh wedging between my legs, forcing them apart. “I know about Sofia’s KGB toys. Alexei’s old network. Cute. But you’re in my playground now.”Her dominance intensified—federal authority fused with raw, predatory hunger. She grabbed my throat, squeezing just enough to mak
Luca’s POVThe federal SUV barreled through the upstate backroads, tires kicking up gravel like scattered bones. Chen drove with one hand on the wheel, the other occasionally brushing my thigh—possessive, a reminder of her control. Dante was in a separate vehicle behind us, cuffed and flanked by her tac team, his confession still ringing in my ears: complicit in my parents’ death, tied to Viktor for years. Betrayal layered on betrayal, but the antidote coursing through me—Sofia’s gift—cleared the fog, letting me piece together her deeper KGB training.Dive deep into it: Sofia’s “residency” was a cover for her immersion in ex-KGB circles. It started in Berlin at 20, after hacking Dad’s ledgers revealed Soviet-era slush funds. She contacted “Uncle Alexei”—real name Aleksei Volkov, a KGB defector who’d gone underground in the ’90s, running a network of old spies from a nondescript warehouse in East Berlin. Alexei saw potential in her grief-fueled rage: a young American with medical acces
Luca’s POVThe cabin’s dim light flickered from a single bulb, casting long shadows across Dante’s face as he paced, his confession hanging between us like smoke from a fired gun. “I let it happen,” he repeated, voice rough with self-loathing. “Viktor approached me when I was twenty-two—right after Giovanni’s ‘heart attack.’ Said he had proof Marco ordered the poison. Offered me a deal: infiltrate for him, feed small intel, or he’d expose everything. I thought I was playing him—protecting the family. But the Marinos’ hit… Viktor mentioned it as a ‘lesson.’ I didn’t stop it. Thought it was just another loose end.”His words gutted me—Dante, my captor-turned-lover, tied to the Bratva all along. Complicit in my parents’ death. Betrayal burned hotter than the toxin ever had, but the antidote Sofia had slipped me during her “forced” vial moment cleared my head. Her hidden origins flashed: during those “residency” years, she’d connected with ex-KGB remnants in Eastern Europe—shadow networks
Luca’s POVThe forest swallowed us whole, branches whipping my naked skin as Rocco barreled through the underbrush, my body slung over his shoulder like a trophy from war. Gunfire crackled behind us—the compound erupting in flames, Viktor’s Bratva clashing with Sal’s Morettis in a final frenzy. Dante’s roar echoed distantly, a desperate hunt through the chaos. The toxin in my veins simmered low, a constant hum of weakness, but Rocco’s grip was iron—his blood from Dante’s graze soaking my side, mixing with the drying remnants of Viktor’s claim.He dropped me unceremoniously in a clearing, moonlight filtering through the canopy like fractured glass. I hit the dirt hard, wrists still raw from earlier bindings, body aching from dual dominances that had left me marked inside and out. Rocco loomed above, shaved head glistening with sweat, scars twisting in the dim light. “On your feet, accountant. We’re not done.”I staggered up, the world spinning from the poison. “Where are you taking me?