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That was when I noticed the tattoos. His back was adorned with an intricate design of large black wings, streaked with delicate gold traces that shimmered faintly in the low light. The wings spanned across his shoulders and down his back, a masterpiece that was both beautiful and intimidating. They exuded a silent warning, a "do not mess with me" aura that fit him perfectly. Yet, despite their commanding presence, I felt no fear. This was Alessandro. The man who had carried me, who had stood by me even when I pushed him away. He wasn’t a threat—he was my protector.

My eyes caught the Jaguar tattoo on his back as he turned to pick up his machete. Jaguar tattoo means only one thing, the Bratva has different gangs and they have symbols to differentiate themselves, if it were a Volk then it would be a Black Mamba but if it's a Jaguar that means it's... How? Did he know I was coming? There was another loud creak indicating that someone was coming, I swallowed a hard lump in my throat as I watched like an idiot as three men walked in. Now I see it, they all have those Russian features, including the machete guy.

The sight of his fear makes my heart ache for him. "I can't, I took an oath." He stands off the bed and lifts his shirt over his head, muscles in his arms flexing as he does so. His smooth toned body greets me and I suck in a breath, my eyes roaming his body. He points at a section on his skin, ignoring my burning stare. A tattoo is inked across his chest. "Do you see this?" He asks me quietly and I nod, having studied it plenty of times before. "It translates to brother in Spanish. I got this when I joined the gang years ago. Every gang member has to get it, Amil brands us all. Once we have it, we're brothers. You don't leave your brothers."

"Did Cosimo send you?" The man scratched his temple with a smirk on his face. He had short dark hair on the sides with matching sideburns, and a wavy fringe combed to the right. "Have you heard of the Syndicate?" he asked. The echo of that last word swooshed through my brain like an arrow. The Syndicate... as in the SBS secret society?! No way this is true. "Why should I believe you're one of them?" I dared to ask. Without hesitation, the man pulled up his sleeve and shoved his right forearm in my face. He had the tattoo of an anchor drawn on twice, but with different ink.

“Right there. Your name and music notes on either side. Maybe some little butterflies.” “Are you serious, Reb? That’s permanent, you know.” “I know. You don’t want me to?” She traced a tattoo on his forearm with one finger. It showed a dagger through a skull. It was a beautiful piece of art, but masculine. “Would you rather I get one that matches yours?” “I would love my name permanently etched on your sexy little back. I could stare at it while…” He lifted her shirt and took a peek at the area in question. “Damn…” he said breathlessly and gave himself a little shake. “Yeah, okay. Let’s go.”

The man tore at the sleeve of his left arm, revealing the tattoo of a flaming scythe. “You ride with anyone?” I asked, dropping my voice so only he would hear. “Only the devil's messenger.” He replied calmly. “Hell yeah, brother.” I nodded. “Hellfangs for life.” These were the coded words we used to identify other members of our gang. I wasn't sure I recognized his face, though. He was so young, probably a new prospect. “You're the boss!” He whispered in excitement. “I read the tattoos!” “Keep your damn voice down!” I hissed, looking around at the curious faces of the others huddled in the corner. “Prospect?” I asked.

This was way too awkward position and it was embarrassing me to the hell even when no one was around. What if someone gets inside and misunderstands us? I really needed to get out from his unwanted embrace. I wriggled out as much as I could. Oh! C'mon he must be at least 80 kgs. I am barely 55. This man would crush me to death even without bullets and knives. When I was doing that my eyes fell on his tattoo on his neck. I slowed down the pace and focused on his tattoo on his neck. “G…A…B…R…I…E…A…L…L…A,” It was written this.

“Still need a wife? What about me? Don’t be so strict about gender. Half a building is enough.” Lorenzo kicked him away. “Disgusting.” He swirled his glass, then remembered something. “By the way.” “What?” Forrest crawled back. “You changed your mind?” Lorenzo shot him a cold glance. “You have a friend who does tattoos, right?” “Yeah. You want a tattoo?” Forrest lit a cigarette for him. “But with your image, you should not get anything random. What do you want?” Lorenzo exhaled a thin stream of smoke. “Something exclusive.”

The tattooed-armed man had also tried the power of Zhou Tian before, so when he faced Zhou Tian, he instinctively felt a little scared. However, it was true that there were too many people and courage. The man with the tattooed-arm thought that there were so many brothers following him. The other side was alone. If he was afraid of him, it would be too unreasonable. "Brat, no matter how capable you are, have you beaten more than 20 people?"

His chest was carved with strength, the ridges of his abs tense as he pulled the shirt open. His broad shoulders flexed as he shrugged the fabric off, revealing the dark, intricate tattoos that covered his arms. The ink drove up to his biceps, down his forearms, covering him like a work of art. Symbols of power, of death, of a life built on blood and violence. Heat rushed to my face, and I quickly looked away. "What the hell was happening?" I asked myself once again, as if expecting to give an answer. Fernando had never done this before.