All Chapters of TANGLED LOYALTIES:BOUND BY VENGEANCE: Chapter 131 - Chapter 133

LUCA'S POV“She still won't eat a thing,” Antonio complained, slamming down the plate of food in his hand onto the tray. I only nodded in response. I'd barely spoken ever since the doctor had dealt us the news. Diego had stormed off. Not a word or a call from him ever since. I knew what it meant — we couldn’t force him to weigh in on this burden. It was my fault. Alessia had done all this, started the entire thing because of me. I knew letting her live was a mistake. I'd hated what she'd done to Ciro and I, yet I couldn't bring myself to murder her in the end — which was why I'd chosen the asylum. Only that was the greatest mistake of my life. It had cost Isabella everything. Wasn't I the one who'd taught her about not a single mercy being shown in the Bratva? “Goddamnit man, stop fucking sulking, get over it once and for all,” Macini snapped. He'd watched my brooding ass all day and probably had reached the end of his rope. “And say what, Macini? I'm sorry? We can go back to

ISABELLA'S POVI'd known right from my first day of sneaking around with Antonio in high school that I had a thing for being manhandled.Oh please, you could keep that speech of being an independent woman, strong and sharp. I was a killer. I'd snap a man's bone in two if I wanted to. I'd crush a windpipe with the pointy ends of my red bottoms if I wanted to, but there was something else to it.Times I wanted to be on my bloody knees, literally bloodied, restless, hopeless, and at a man's mercy. Only now I had two of them. Judging by the grins on their lips, I knew it wasn’t going to be all fun and games.“I know you weren’t scared of a little cut, Isabella,” Luca’s gravelly voice called out. My hands were bound behind my back, my knees buried on the tiles, the petals of roses all across the floor. I watched as Luca fiddled the same dagger buried in my clawclip around in his fingers before leaning closer to me.“Can you handle it?” Luca asked, gaze still locked on me, the question di