The Devil In White
I said, trying to sound calm.
“No,” he said, tilting his head, “it’s worse. You’re in love.”
I wanted to argue, but I didn’t. Not today. Not with Luca, who had been my friend since childhood. My brother in every way that counted.
“Don’t forget security,” one of my father’s guards said, stepping inside. His face was serious. I barely noticed. I was too busy thinking about Isabella walking down the aisle.
My father, Vittorio Moretti, entered then, tall, cold, unyielding. I straightened instinctively. Power radiated from him, the kind of power that made people bow without thinking. Mafia power. Family power. Fear power.