The Mafia Heir Forgot the Woman Who Saved Him
When Damian was eighteen, he could barely afford a decent dinner. Still, he spent half his first commission on the cheapest silver ring in the store for me.
He slid it onto my finger, his expression stern.
"Wear this for now. When I have a real name, I'll get you a better one."
I laughed at how cheap it was, then hid my hand behind my back and refused to give it back.
Later, he did get a name.
He was the Moretti family's long-lost heir, the man destined to lead its vast empire.
But I never got that better ring.
Five years ago, on the night a gang war broke out, I dragged a badly wounded Damian out of the fire. I never made it out myself. When he woke, huge pieces of his memory of me were gon