Lorenzo’s POV The rain begins to fall in sheets, blurring the lights of the city into streaks of red and gold against the tinted windows of my Maybach. I sit in the spacious, leather-scented interior of the backseat, my fingers drumming a slow, hypnotic beat on the armrest. In the dim light of the cabin, the smoke from my hand-rolled cigar curls toward the ceiling, filling the space with a rich, heavy aroma. “So… she really is a Vance,” I say, my voice low but vibrating with authority. From the front passenger seat, my personal assistant, Viktor, turns around slightly, his face illuminated by the glow of his tablet. “The DNA profile matches, Don Lorenzo,” Viktor replies, his tone precise. “She is Nadia Vance. Frederick Vance’s only living child. She survived the fire from five years ago. Her aunt, Rosalind assumed guardianship alongside her husband, Lucas. They kept her hidden, working as a servant in their home , while draining her family’s fortune to fund their own lavish l
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