The Lord Of Chaos: A Forced Marriage
Fabrizio hurled his gun onto the desk, the metallic sound echoing through the room, then swept his arm across it, sending papers, folders, and glasses crashing to the floor.
He yanked the chair and threw it against the bookshelf, toppling books, frames, and every useless reminder that dared remained.
The wood groaned under the assault of his fists—dry, relentless blows—until blood ran down his knuckles, but he didn’t stop.
The pain wasn’t just welcome, it was necessary. It was the only thing still under his control, as if hurting himself were the only way to bear the weight of humiliation.
His chest heaved with ragged breaths, his lungs fighting for air, and the bitter taste of defeat burned
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