OWNED BY THE ENEMY, His Dark Claim
Inward, it burned like ash on my tongue.
The car hummed quietly as Damian steered us back through Naples. Neon lights smeared against the windows, fractured by the rain beginning to fall. My reflection stared back at me—cold eyes, jaw clenched—and behind it, the streets of the city I was meant to command. Men bowed their heads as we passed, the Camorra’s shadow stretching over every alley, every corner. Yet tonight, I felt no triumph. Only the chains of tradition clinking tighter around my throat.
“Boss,” Damian said at last, breaking the silence. “What do you intend to do now? Will you follow through? Divorce the girl, marry Ginevra?”
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