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Iris whispered. Donovan’s perfect jaw clenched. “I’m going to fucking kill him!” “Calm down Don!” “No! He can fuck with me and my car and my house, but he will not put his hands on you any longer!” “Just please, leave it alone, I will handle him okay?” Iris asked. He took a deep breath and ran his fingers through his hair before nodding. “Okay, fine. I will be the picture of calm tonight, but Iris, I swear he has one more time to fuck with either of us. I will fucking kill him and I mean it.”

Davien’s P.O.V Donovan Griffins and I had been friends for as long as I could remember. I cannot exactly recall how we got about to befriending each other, but let’s just say that man had been the persistent one since day one. While I’m more of a recluse and prefer my own company most of the time, Donovan is more outgoing and quite the womanizer. With his playful ways, I still wonder how he’d even managed to pull through law school and even rise to prominence as one of the most highly decorated divorce lawyers in the country. Who knew that one day his chosen area of expertise would actually come in handy?

she gasped. “Do it,” Donovan growled. “Cum all over his cock while I watch.” She exploded. Her orgasm ripped through her, as her body shook, while her mouth opened wide in a silent scream. Leo didn’t stop. He pounded her harder, deeper, chasing his own high. “Fuck, I’m gonna fill this pussy,” he groaned. “Do it,” Donovan said coldly. “Then you leave.” Leo came with a grunt, burying himself deep and emptying inside her.

The silence was worse than the gunfire had been. I stood at the shattered bar cart, surrounded by broken crystal and the metallic tang of spent ammunition, and listened to the penthouse breathe. Dante's men moved in quiet currents around me—sweeping glass, securing the hallway, dragging the last of Enzo's failed assault team toward the service elevator. No one spoke to me. No one looked at me directly. I was the Don's woman, and the Don was gone, and that made me something between royalty and a widow in waiting.

I trust in Violet to figure out what to do with the souls, and I know when it comes down to it, I can take my father. A slow clapping echoes through the house and I look at my father, blood dripping down his face and he turns to the sound. I follow his gaze, very aware of him so that he can’t take me by surprise. Donovan walks down the steps, but… he looks different. He looks healthy. Xavier snarls as he growls out, “You!” Donovan smirks, leaning against the railing as he says, “Me! You know, you really should’ve killed me when you had the chance to, Xavier. I can promise you one thing, you will not make it out alive tonight.”

The door open, snapping my attention to it, my spirit dropped when John came in. I was hoping it was Marco sneaking. “Donna.” He stared, was confirming the bullshit the journalist has said. I shook my head, swallowing the thick lumps that have formed in my throat. “Where's Marco.” My voice broke, “I ask a question.” I demanded when he didn't say anything. His stare was fixed on the floor, I saw him fisting his palm and his body shook as if he were holding back his emotions. “Don is dead.” Even is voice was more broken than mine.

He does not look very friendly. "Rico, I told you not to do any more. DNA tasting for the Donna! How many times do I have to tell you that I do not want to get her hopes up? Just to see her go into despair after the results come back? I have warned many times. I feel like I can kill you. Give me the results. We will tear it up and I will tell her no more testing. We have to come to terms that we are never going to see our daughter again," Don Romani says.

He had a sinister-looking scar between his eyes, and his appearance created tension in the air. Behind him were dozens of the Corleones' core Soldatos standing in rapt attention. They had formed a wall of black where no one was able to cross. That man was Silvio, the current Don of the Corleones, the man known as the Madman of Severia by the underworld of the West. Silvio came to my surgery bed and cut off the binds on my wrists with his dagger with ease. He lowered his head while his hands, which had killed many people, started to tremble as he gently pushed the hair on my forehead to the side.

Instead, her hands trembled against her cream dress, a look of profound horror and respect washing over her features. "Fifteen," Enzo barked, his voice losing a bit of its smug satisfaction. He was realizing that he couldn’t break Frank Costello. He could tear his flesh, but he couldn't bend his spine. . When the final, twentieth strike echoed through the room, the guard stepped back, his chest heaving from the exertion. The silence that followed was heavy, thick with the scent of fresh blood. For a long, terrifying moment, Frank didn't move. He remained hunched over the desk, his head bowed, blood dripping steadily from his lower back onto the polished hardwood floor.

"Don Luccasio, hi. I didn't tell anyone about the scandal. I know that would be a death wish, so I only sent the picture to you and no one else. Frank refuses to leave me alone, so I…" The cogs in my brain turned furiously now that I was facing the actual Don, scrambling to churn out ways for me to tell him I didn't want trouble and that I wished to be spared. But George surprised me when he cut me off courteously, "Calm down, child. I swear to God I won't hurt you. I heard about what went down between you and Frank. "Perhaps you and I are on the same side. You know Frank isn't my biological son, and as things were, I've left my business in Armtesia alone for too long. I reached out because