The Mafia Princess
The room blurred around us—just heat and skin and the sound of her name in my throat like a prayer I didn’t believe in.
She tugged at my shirt, fingers impatient, nails grazing my chest as I peeled it off. Her eyes darkened, tracing every scar, every mark that told the story I never spoke aloud. She didn’t ask. She just touched—slow, reverent, like she could rewrite the past with her hands.
“You think you’re dangerous,” she whispered, lips trailing down my neck. “But I’ve danced with devils before.”
I caught her chin, made her look at me. “I’m not a devil, Bambina. I’m the fire they fear.”
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