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He moved like a shadow. His contact was already there, leaning against a concrete pillar, casually chewing a toothpick while pretending not to be anxious. “Adrian Cole,” the guy muttered, glancing up. “Didn’t expect to hear from you again.” “I wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t a big deal,” Adrian replied, keeping it straightforward. “What did you find?” Rico shrugged and fished a folder out of his jacket. “You really wanna open that door?” “I’m not here for poetry.”

His tone was calm, but there was pain in it. He looked away, voice softening. “I used to live with him when we were kids. My parents died early, so his father took me in. Said it was a promise to my father. We were inseparable then…brothers, not cousins. He looked out for me. We did everything together.” There was a faint smile on his lips, but it vanished as quickly as it came. “Then his mother died,” Rico continued quietly. “And he found out the truth, that his father killed my parents. Over money, pride, I don’t even know anymore.”

As the music begins to warm its way deeper into my body, I find the bar that Rico is sitting at. Sandra, sitting right by his side, offers me a smile as I sit down next to them. “How goes it, Blake?” Sandra's bright tone tells me how incredibly happy she is with my friend, and I'm happy for both of them and glad that they found love with one another. I never imagined Rico, who owns this dirtiest billionaire club and who was a complete womanizer, would be a completely changed man immersed in love. “It goes.” Her expression tightens slightly at my words as Rico continues to pore over the books, clearly looking for something. “Do you need me to check and see if the sensory deprivation tank is a

Niffa asked. “Maru is the missing prince of Thamali!? I have to get back to restore him! No, I can’t, my healing powers are not for royalties! It’s too late! I killed him!” Rico said as he keeps on walking back and forth while scratching his head in dismay. “Rico calms down,” Niffa said as she tap his shoulder. “I can’t calm down! I killed him! We also became friends, why didn’t I give him a second chance.” Rico sits on the stairs as he stared at the ground.

“I suggested refusing to be hunted like prey.” Rico studied me for a long moment. Then a slow smile touched his lips—not playful, not arrogant. Proud. “That’s my wife,” he said quietly. The word still felt surreal. Wife. We didn’t have a public ceremony. No headlines. No diamonds the size of small countries. Just a quiet moment in a private room, rings exchanged like a promise whispered instead of shouted. And now, that promise was being tested. That night, Rico received an encrypted message. No sender. No signature. Just coordinates and a time.

After joining the military, I knew that wasn’t the void that I wanted there was literally nothing that could cover the pain the death of my mother did to me and that was when I met Rico , a fucking regardles streets bastard who ran a lot of illegal organizations in Italy and Russia Rico lost his mother at the tender age of 9 and somehow he was able to survive in the street but how he was able to get into the mafia was the least thing that I expected . When I met him I thought he was just somehow with a disturbed past just like me but what I didn’t expect was the mess he got himself into. He was into child trafficking and an illegal whore house and that was the least thing I expected from him

Gorevoy paused as he drank from his glass. “But, Rico and I, had high ambitions. A rural farm just couldn't contain it. In the day, we worked on the farm. In the evening, we went with the trucks going into the city, where we picked pockets. We had plans of migrating to America. Rico's father had been an American who had migrated to Russia, got married, and started a farm, so Rico was obsessed with the thought of going back to his fatherland. We saved what we got from our pick-pocketing. After two years, we had enough money to move to America. But, before we migrated, I had my first sex with your mother. She was sixteen then. She was against me leaving her and going to America. Your mother sa

he asked, his voice suddenly smaller. “I want to know about Sarah,” I said, leaning in closer. “The woman that was taken. You’re going to tell me everything you know, or this conversation is going to end very badly for you.” Rico shifted in his seat, glancing around as if looking for an exit. There wasn’t one. He was trapped, and he knew it. “Look, man, I don’t know much,” he stammered, his tough-guy act crumbling. “But… there’s this guy. Carlos. He’s the one you want. And… and some old guy.”

The two of them met later that evening at a restaurant called "Chips n Nyama," where they enjoyed barbecued meat for dinner. The beer was flowing like water and they talked into the late hours of the evening. Jamie shared her life story on how she climbed her way to the top of the company after she grew up in a poor household. Her story wasn't similar to how Warren made a name for himself, but Warren could tell that she was a fighter who would fight hammer and nails for what she wanted. He liked that quality of her.

' and she remembers telling him not to. Her stomach twisted. She never imagined he’d actually… no, he wouldn’t. Would he? She rubbed her hands together, her palms damp with sweat. It was probably a coincidence. Just bad timing. She kept telling herself that, over and over, hoping she’d start to believe it. But the thought wouldn’t leave her alone. Rico wasn’t just some rich man, he was Rico De Romano. His name was whispered in streets, clubs and even underground tunnels. And people like him didn’t ask twice when they wanted something done.