Daddy’s Little Obsession (The Don Who Owns Me)
Never even drove myself.
I didn’t answer him. I couldn’t tear my eyes away from Dario.
The room felt smaller with him in it. He didn’t move, didn’t speak at first—just watched me with that same steady gaze that had once made my teenage heart do stupid, reckless things.
Family turned foe, that was his identity. The same man who watched me grow, who loved my family as we did him, my father’s best friend now turned enemy.
“So,” I said, my voice steadier than I felt. “This is why the house is full of strangers.”