Novel & Cerita Vows With The Billionaire Mafia

I chuckled out as it suddenly brushed my mind. "Are you alright?" Alessandro's mother asked me. "Urh sure of course…" She nodded and we walked on. The breeze blew against us lightly and refreshingly. Oh, about Mattia. He is alive and well. Together with Ales, they quit being engaged in Mafia dealings. He refused to go live his life as he didn't have a family to go back to or protect and stayed with us. To him, he wished to serve Ales to his death but Ales wouldn't let another person take a bullet for him. Instead, he let them be friends.

Andrea's pov. “ You have one week to pay us back or you submit yourself to be a sex slave for our mafia gang!” He said as tears dripped through my cheeks. I was kneeling before Romano. The leader of the undisputed mafia gang in the city of New York. People hated entering into his trap because it doesn't usually end well. But how would I know that Dad owed him $10 million dollars and even signed me off to them if I couldn't pay.

Antonio countered. "Yeah, we should return tomorrow," Salvatore declared. The room fell silent as Williams walked in, commanding everyone's attention "It's good to see you all again," Williams said stoically. "Good to see you too, Don," they said in unison. “I'll get straight to the point of why you're here," Williams said, beginning to pace around the room as he started. "The Scorpio Mafia's operations have long relied on drug deals for funding.” “But taking captives to extort money from their relatives is crossing a line."

Chapter 1: Interest in Flesh Trope: Mafia / Debt / Captive Heat Level: [NOIR] The basement smelled like damp concrete and expensive cigars. Sofia sat on a wooden chair, her hands tied behind her back. She looked up as the heavy metal door groaned open. Marco stepped in. He wasn't wearing a suit today…just a black undershirt that showed off the tattoos climbing up his neck. He was the man her father owed five million dollars to. And since her father didn't have the cash, he had offered Sofia instead.

"This contains the death certificates of every single old-guard Vulture who put a bounty on my sister's head. The threat is eliminated. The slate is wiped clean." Don Viti stared at the folders. Adrian leaned across the table, bracing his hands on the stone. He flashed a predatory, challenging grin at the old mafia don. "This is my gift to my sister," Adrian taunted. "Now tell me, old man. What is the legendary Viti family bringing to the table? Don't be cheap. My unborn niece or nephew has incredibly expensive tastes. A few olive groves won't cut it." Don Viti's face flushed red. The disrespect from a younger mafia boss ignited his temper. "You insult me in my own home?" Don Viti bellowed.

“There’s only one way to prove loyalty now. No words. No more lies. Blood will tell the truth.” The wolf had decided. A dagger gleamed as Damian drew it from his belt, the steel catching the firelight. He slammed it into the wooden table, the impact sending cracks spidering through the splintered surface. “Tonight,” he said, his voice low and deadly, “we bind ourselves in blood. No oath of loyalty stands without sacrifice.” The men shifted uneasily. They all knew the ritual. A blood pact was an ancient mafia tradition—cut flesh, spilled blood, a vow sealed in pain. Breaking it meant death.

Beyond the velvet ropes, hundreds of paparazzi clamored, their lenses fighting to capture a glimpse of the city’s newest sacrificial lamb. To the world, this was the wedding of the century. The union of the historic, old-money Vance estate and the untouchable, multi-billion-dollar Sterling empire. To Seraphina, it was a transaction. A life sentence signed in exchange for a bank transfer that would erase her family’s catastrophic debts and protect her late father's legacy from utter ruin. “Keep your chin up, Seraphina,” her stepmother’s sharp, warning whisper echoed from behind her. “Don’t ruin this for us now."

Not when curiosity—and maybe a small spark of recklessness—was already urging her forward. “You understand the stakes,” Adrian said, breaking her thoughts. His voice was calm but firm, carrying the weight of someone used to getting what he wanted. “This isn’t a game. There’s no room for mistakes. No room for hesitation. One misstep and the deal fails, and there’s no second chance.” Amara nodded slowly. She wasn’t naive. She understood that a billionaire’s world operated differently—rules weren’t suggestions; they were lifelines, or weapons. And she had just agreed to enter it fully, without a net, without guarantees.

The glitter and music had faded the deeper they went, until marble turned to concrete and smiles turned to steel. Men with guns stood at the walls. And at the center of it all sat Dante Moretti—the billionaire her professor praised in lectures. The future of European finance. But billionaires didn’t run underground casinos guarded by armed soldiers. Unless… “She will be the debt payment.” Being shocked was an understatement to how she felt. Her father had handed her over. A wife in exchange for his life… their lives. The second time had been colder. In a courtroom, her signature shook as it went beside Dante’s steady one. He hadn’t stayed a moment longer after signing the papers. He’d left,

Motherfucking Vito is filthy rich and he'll treat her right. Might treat her right. I know how it is in the Mafia world. Women are only expected to give birth and take care of the children. Jeanne doesn't have backing. They might hurt her instead. The demons are chattering like fucking hell in my head, laughing and crashing into every side of my skull. Dad accompanies her. Killian, being Killian, doesn't show up. Two muscular men belonging to her future husband enter the limousine with Dad's bodyguard, Wayne. To prevent Jeanne from running.