Keeping my Mafia Husband
“So what, don’t touch her? Easy. Done. I won’t lay a hand on your foreigner. But you and I both know, she’ll break before I ever touch her. I won’t even need to lift a finger.”
My father raises his hand. “Stop talking over me, the two of you.”
He says, flat, but the authority lands all the same. “I’m still here.”
Then he levels his gaze at me, those yellowing eyes, his skin papery and dull.
Liver failure. He thinks I don’t know. Thinks he’s still untouchable.
“Son,” he begins, “marriage in the Drognov family isn’t something you do willy-nilly.”