Novel & Cerita Sweet Encounter: Marrying The Strongest Mafia

he said, his voice gentle. I smiled weakly, grateful for his words but still feeling uneasy about the whole situation. As we drove back to our hotel, I couldn't help but think about the dangers that came with being married to a Mafia leader. I knew that Stephano would do everything to protect me and our unborn baby , but I couldn't help but wonder if it was worth it. Was the money and power worth the constant fear and danger? I knew I was deeply in love with Stephano, but I couldn't help but question if this was the life I wanted for myself and our child. Anyways though it's not like I really had a choice on if I wanted to stay or leave, but deep down I knew I didn't want to leave even if I

“I know how it sounds, okay? Believe me, I know. But they weren’t threatening me. They were... professional. Cold, but… polite. Like it was a business transaction.” She stares at me like I’ve completely lost it. “Polite? Alyssa, they’re the Valentinos. Polite is just another weapon for people like them. What did they say? Tell me why they gave you $5000?” The words feel heavier when I have to form them aloud. “They want me to marry their son.” Carmen blinks. Once. Twice. “I’m sorry.... what?” “Two years. I marry their son, Stephano. I give them a child, and then I’m free.”

“Couldn’t keep your husband interested. Couldn’t give him what he needed. So he threw you away like the trash you are.” “Are you done?” Flat. “Not even close.” Mug hit the counter. “See, I’m graduating this year. I’m going to marry my boyfriend, you remember Tyler, right? The one whose family owns half the real estate downtown?” I didn’t. Nodded anyway. “We’re going to live in one of his family’s penthouses. And I’m going to have the life you thought you’d have.” Smile sharp as glass. “Because unlike you, I actually know how to keep a man satisfied.”

Our bond and trust became even more robust through this transition, as we navigated the dangerous waters of the Mafia world together. During this period of transition, Sebastian's life became even more complex. His father had remarried Shelly's mother, and through this union, Shelly entered Sebastian's life. Shelly quickly became an integral part of Sebastian's world, capturing his heart and making a permanent place for herself. Her presence was like a light in his life, adding warmth and meaning to his otherwise turbulent existence. The dynamic between Sebastian, Shelly, and the Mafia paints a picture of a man caught between duty, loyalty, and the yearning of forbidden love.

Amelia became jealous to the point of madness. She invited me out shopping, only to drag me off the rooftop of a mall so we would die together. The moment the feeling of weightlessness swallowed me whole, I only heard her screaming: “Why do you get to live better than me?!” … When I came ‌to my senses, I smiled lightly and answered, “Sure. I happen to like Marcus too.” I picked up the bouquet of black roses and walked toward Marcus step by step. The closer I got, the stronger the pressure around him became.

The vase shattered against his temple, blood trickling down his face. Wiping the blood away, he raised his hand to swear: “Eva, if I break my vow, let me die under the gun of the enemy, leave no bones behind!” His sincerity moved me. That was when I finally agreed to be with him. He really wasn’t afraid of death. Dad paused. “I’ll contact Vincent immediately.” Vincent, managing the mafia empire in Sicily, was not easy to reach. I showed Dad a message on my phone. “The engagement contract is binding, and Vincent has spoken. The marriage won’t be canceled. Just wait until he returns to New York to finalize the details.”

The man who was the main reason why Marco was out in the streets tonight. Marco Marchetti has worked as the right hand man for Zeno Silvestri for years, popular businessman to all who knew him on the television screen, and Mafia King in the underworld. Zeno was young, just about to hit thirty. And young hot blood would sometimes need the feel of the hot blood of the opposite sex. That was Marco's reason for being out tonight. He needed to find a perfect willing woman to please his friend and boss. He could easily place a call, and a willing woman would be ready in the next second, but something about the night made him want to explore.

“Grand entrance as always.” Top huffed, shaking his head while watching Carson approach. “That piece of shit needed that much,” Greg replied, his tone annoyed and fed up. That took Carson’s attention, but he knew what it was likely about. “How did the announcement go?” Carson asked, adjusting his suit while taking a seat. Drake pinched the bridge of his nose, settling beside Carson. “Same old Italian shit! I can’t be with him. Apparently, it hurts his mafia pride. A son being gay in the mafia ain’t acceptable.” Top sighed, remembering his father’s clear words. He poured wine for Carson and Drake.

“Mother!” My fingers curled into the silk of my wedding gown, but my mother did not care about any of it. Her hands, ice cold and devoid of care, simply fastened the pearl necklace around my throat, tightening it as if it was some sort of leash. But then, maybe it was her own version of a leash. “Oh please, don’t be so dramatic,” she muttered as she took a few steps back to inspect me. Dramatic? Really? She was marrying me off to Salvatore Moreti, the most feared man in the country. A widower whose past five wives have mysteriously disappeared, and she expected me to do what? Smile about it?

“The irony of it all. Because of my father, I wanted nothing to do with this life. And now look at me.” I gestured to my dress, the elaborate white gown that marked me as his. “Married to the leader of the entire mafia in the country.” Mira laughed, the sound genuine and warm. “Life has a funny way of giving you exactly what you swore you’d never want.” “Apparently.” She bumped my shoulder with hers. “Come on. Let’s dance. Sitting here worrying isn’t going to make them come back any faster.” I hesitated. “Won’t that make people suspicious? That Dante’s been gone too long and maybe the intruder’s partners might…”