The Mafia’s Angel Ordeal.
Drawings, sketches, candids—charcoal outlines of my laugh, oil smears of my eyes, watercolor chaos capturing my fury.
Sketches on napkins—my face in every mood, laughter, tears, anger, silence.
Not a shrine, but a museum.
And unlike the one Dontrell surprised me with in his penthouse, this one breathed. It wasn’t perfection, but passion—wild, obsessive, unfiltered love.
My name was etched on the walls—'Allison' scrawled a thousand times. My handwriting beside his. A framed grocery list I once left on his fridge. A torn menu from a dinner I didn’t even remember, where I scribbled a heart beside his initials.
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