LOGINLuca’s POV
The pier’s floodlights cast harsh shadows, turning the standoff into a tableau of frozen fury. Sal Moretti’s words hung heavy—“Viktor’s not escaping. He’s joining us.”—as his enforcers flanked him, guns steady. Sofia stood rigid, the vault drive pulsing like a heartbeat against her chest, her confession still echoing: she’d poisoned Marco, twisted by years of buried rage. Dante’s arms around me were iron bands, his jacket barely covering my naked, marked body. Rocco lay tranqed at our feet, but the ghost of his dominance lingered—bruises throbbing, cum drying on my skin, a shameful heat coiling in my gut despite everything. Chen stepped forward, badge flashing. “Everyone stand down! FBI jurisdiction. Moretti, you’re under arrest for—” Sal laughed, waving a hand. A new wave of his men emerged from the fog—Chicago imports, heavily armed. “Jurisdiction? Sweetheart, we own judges from here to Illinois. Viktor’s plane? Diverted. He’s en route to our safehouse. The old bear’s tired of running; he’s cutting a deal. Territory split: Russians get the docks, we get the streets. Enzo’s cyber toys? Bonus.” Enzo materialized from the shadows then, unscathed, his Sicilian enforcers slinking behind. Blood streaked his face, but his smirk was intact. “Not so fast, Moretti. The drive Sofia has? It’s a decoy. The real data’s in my cloud—quantum-secured. And my agenda? It’s never been just revenge.” Sofia whirled on him, gun rising. “You bastard. You used me.” Enzo’s eyes gleamed, accented voice silky. “Used? Cherished, amore. But yes, hidden depths. My Palermo empire isn’t just old blood—it’s evolution. I’ve been playing you all: Viktor for his brute force, Sal for his American muscle, the Vitales for their legacy. The hidden agenda? Consolidation. New York’s fractured; I unite it under Sicilian rule. Cyber ops to hack your banks, drones to eliminate rivals. Sofia was my key—innocent face, deadly hands. But now? With the drive’s intel, I expose you all, take the throne.” Dante’s grip tightened. “You forget one thing, De Luca. Family.” But Sofia’s laugh was bitter, cutting. “Family? Let me tell you about family, Luca. Dive deep, brother—deeper than you ever knew.” She lowered her gun, eyes locking on mine, voice steady amid the tension. “It started before the accident. Mom’s cancer? Not random. Dad’s skimming pissed off Viktor, but Mom was collateral—poisoned water supply at our apartment, traced to Bratva fronts. I was 15 when I found her journals—hidden notes on Dad’s ‘business.’ After they died, you buried yourself in college, sending me money like it fixed everything. But I didn’t grieve. I hunted.” Her words painted a picture I’d ignored: Sofia, the prodigy, hacking public records at 17, tracing Bratva shell companies. “I posed as a runaway, infiltrated low-level rings. Learned to fight, to poison—botulinum from hospital waste, ricin from castor beans. Enzo found me at 23, patching his men after a shootout. He saw potential: a doctor with vengeance. Trained me in Palermo—cyber basics, wetwork. We became lovers; he promised to dismantle Viktor. But it was a lie. His agenda? Use my intel to weaken all sides, then sweep in. I fed him Vitale secrets through Pietro, poisoned Marco to fracture your family. Thought it was justice. But Enzo? He wants a queen for his empire—me, breeding heirs while he rules.” The depth stunned me—my sister, not innocent, but a shadow operator, motives layered in grief, manipulation, love twisted into control. “Sofia… why not tell me?” “You’d stop me. Protect me. Like always.” Tears glittered. “But now? With Sal allying Viktor, Enzo’s exposed. We end this—together.” Sal smirked. “Endearing. Rocco, take them all.” Rocco stirred then—tranq wearing off faster than expected, his massive frame rising like a zombie. Eyes locked on me, dark and hungry. “With pleasure, boss.” He lunged, grabbing me from Dante’s arms in a blur. Dante fired—grazing Rocco’s shoulder—but the enforcer didn’t flinch. He dragged me into the container maze, deeper into shadows, his blood soaking my skin. “Time for round two, pretty boy. More intense this time.” Dante’s shouts faded as Rocco slammed me against a rusted wall, the cold metal biting my back. His dominance hit like a storm—intensified, unbridled, fueled by the wound. “You think that tranq stops me? Makes me harder.” He ripped Dante’s jacket off me, exposing everything. Zip ties bound my wrists overhead to a protruding pipe—tight, circulation-cutting. “Spread. Now.” I struggled, but his knee forced my legs apart, ankle-cuffing me to crates with more ties. Immobilized, splayed. Vulnerable. His slap cracked across my face—harder than before, stars bursting. “You liked my cock, didn’t you? Begged for it.” His hand choked my throat, squeezing until black spots danced. Air gone; panic surged, but so did arousal—cock hardening traitorously. He freed himself, stroking his massive length. “Suck.” Forcing my head down—awkward angle—he thrust into my mouth, choking deep. I gagged violently; he held, tears streaming. “Deeper, whore. Swallow it all.” He face-fucked savagely—hips pistoning, balls slapping, grunting commands. His free hand pinched my nipples to agony, twisting until I screamed around him. Pulling out, he spun me—face to wall—then assaulted from behind. Tongue rimming roughly, teeth biting my hole, fingers—four now—plunging dry, stretching to tearing. Pain exploded; I sobbed, but pushed back, craving the break. “Desperate slut,” he growled, standing. His cock rammed in—no mercy, full length in one brutal shove. I screamed hoarsely; he choked tighter, air rationed to gasps. Pounding relentlessly—each thrust a claim, hammering my prostate until I saw white. His other hand jerked my cock—vise-tight, edging cruelly: fast strokes to the edge, then balls-squeezed denial. “Hold it. Beg like a bitch.” “Please, sir… let me come… own me!” He slapped my ass—welts on welts—then bit my neck, drawing blood. The dominance peaked: he unchained one ankle, lifting my leg high, thrusting deeper in the new angle—splitting me. “Come now—milk me, pet.” Orgasm tore through me—untouched again, cum splattering wildly. Waves crashed; Rocco followed, filling me with hot pulses, roaring triumph. He dropped me, unbound but broken. “Good boy. Now, for the real fun.” But Dante burst through—tackling Rocco, fists flying. They grappled viciously; blood sprayed. Sofia appeared, gun on Sal. “The alliance? Lies. Viktor’s dead man’s switch activated—files dumping online. Enzo’s cloud? Hacked by me. Palermo’s burning.” Enzo paled. “You—?” “My hidden agenda, love. Revenge on everyone. Including you.” As feds swarmed, a explosion rocked the pier—Viktor’s boat? Or Enzo’s yacht remnants? Chen yelled: “Bomb! Everyone down!” In the blast, Sal escaped with Rocco—dragging me? No. Rocco whispered as he fled: “This ain’t over, accountant. I’ll claim you proper next time.” Dante pulled me close amid debris. But Sofia vanished in the smoke—drive with her. Where was she going? And what final poison did her backstory hold, if even Enzo was a pawn?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?







