The Devil In White
“Even in death.”
Behind me, the wind carries faint voices, my men regrouping, Luca barking orders. But in my mind, it’s all fading. The fire isn’t random. The timing, the target, the symbol—they all connect.
This was never just revenge. It’s a signal.
Someone is calling out from the shadows, using my father’s ghost as bait.
I look over the wreckage one last time. The Moretti crest burned onto the side of a fallen container looks like a scar in the dirt. For years, I wore that name like armor. Now it feels like a target.