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The door to my office burst open and in came my men, ready for my order. I had given them a clear instruction that if we were not done at a certain time, they should barge in. Olivia's jaw looked like it would drop to the floor while her old man paled on the chair. Either way, I would be getting what I wanted, I always did. I stood up and walked to the liquor cabinet and poured myself a strong drink. I looked at my watch, two minutes had passed and I was getting impatient. The girl needed to know who she was dealing with. "Little girl, I have no time to waste, make up your mind or this will be the last time you see him...alive." I didn't need to mince my words, if she was as clever as she looked, she knew I was not playing around. Many men have died for far lesser crimes. Olivia bit her lower lip and twisted her fingers together. She would make a perfect addition to the list of women that were currently at my disposal. I had been looking for something new, something fresh for a long time now, with the work I had to do running my businesses that covered most of the city, I had very little time to go women hunting. Although many would be willing to do just about anything as long as they would be associated with the De Luca name, no one had tickled my fancy in a very long time, none of the women had that fire I saw in Olivia. Olivia had just the right amount of fire and ice in her, I had almost given up on finding her type of breed until Henry, the man who was sitting next to her sweating bullets, dropped her on my lap. And, I was not about to let her go. Henry was a man given to many passions, but one of them was the reason my casino business was booming regardless of the recession that everyone was facing. Gambling, the game of chance. Olivia cleared her throat, about damn time. I gestured for the men to step outside the door. I was after all a gentleman, willing to give the girl some privacy. I was not a good man by any definition and I embraced that, but, chivalry was still a thing in my world. "Please go on, we don't have time to play about." I walked around to my desk and sat face-to-face with her. She only stared at me. "I don't have time for these games you seem to want to play, give me an answer, and we can end this today." I knew what I had given her was hardly a proposal, I wanted her body in exchange for what Henry owed me, but I gave her enough time to make her believe that she had a choice in the matter. "What about my father?" she asked, her voice rough for lack of use. "Henry will be safe if that is what you're worried about, as soon as you agree to our deal and my terms, he will leave this place unharmed." Henry seemed to look alive at the mention of his name. Bloody bastard, he only cared about saving his ass. I walked to my desk and opened the drawer, pulled out a file with a contract in it. "What's this?" she asked as soon I pushed the document to her. "It's everything we discussed when you were brought to me, that If you agree to be my pet for a year, then you and your father will be free," I said softly, already feeling my veins fill with desire. "What you told me." She murmured to herself. "But like any good arrangement to work, there are rules, and they are stipulated in this contract." She only stared at the document. This girl was either too dumb to know what her attitude was going to get her, or she just didn't care. But she cared about her father, and that was more than enough ammunition for me to use. "Damn it!" I hit my fist on the desk, and she jumped in shock. "I gave you a fucken whole week to think about this, my patience is wearing thin." I had stretched it as far as it would go. Only if she knew that it wasn't her who had been sitting at that chair, challenging me by not adhering to my timeline. She would be in a ditch somewhere, feeding the birds and worms. She pulled the document and paged through it with trembling fingers. Good. Now we were getting somewhere. "Enjoying yourself over there?" I asked, counting in my head. A trick my sister had taught me, but one that didn't work half of the time. "Is that why you locked me up like an animal in a stinking basement, so I can enjoy myself?" There was that fiery tongue. Not many people would be as bold to answer me back unless they were my mother or sister, but Olivia either of them. "Is that a yes or a no?" I asked, as much as I liked her untamed temper, there were other places where I knew her tongue would do an excellent service. "Why do you even need me to agree to this, it's not like you have a shortage of women around you." I heard the amusement in her voice, or was it a mockery? I couldn't tell the difference. "I think this will make you think faster." I dialed a number on my phone and one of my men picked it up on the first ring. "Come and take him away." The door opened and Vito went for Henry and grabbed him by the shoulders, as his pleas filled the office I got up from my chair. "Papa-" She tried to pull him, but Vito nudged her away and she fell back to her chair. "I think you have wasted enough of my time for today," I glanced at my watch. "Have a nice life." I walked around my desk, towards the door, but in an instant, she was standing between me and the door. Her face was a shade of red. "Yes," she whispered, and I felt my heart rate go up at that three-letter word. "Im afraid I didn't get that, You will have to speak louder than that," I said, although I had heard her perfectly. She cleared her throat and spoke again. "I said Yes I will do it." If looks could kill, I would have been dead on the floor but I had more important matters to deal with at the moment. "Then I'll place the call." I picked up my phone again and spoke to my men. This was just a game, I had better use for Henry, but she didn't need to know all that. Henry was probably downstairs shitting his pants while my men played bingo in the next room. When I replaced the receiver, I noticed that she was playing with her hands. "There is nothing to be nervous about, it's a win-win-win. But first, you need to sign this contract." She pulled the document and flipped through the pages without giving it much thought. "Where do I sign?" She asked. I loved it when a good plan came together. "Oh. Aren't we eager?" She gave me another fuck-you look, but I didn't care, she had agreed to be my pet and that was all I was going to focus on. I didn't build the most feared Mafia family business in the city by caring about how others looked at me.Leonardo I had spies in every corner of the city. Politicians, Police commissioner's and even Judges. These were men who would sell their own mothers for the right price. Nothing happened without me hearing about it. So why the hell did my wife always know first about critical things that could ruin the family name? I stood in my office, staring at the security footage playing on the monitor for what had to be the tenth time. There was Olivia at my mom's place. Calm and collected. She walked out of my mother's house like she had just been with a friend. I paused the footage and zoomed in. There was nothing to suggest that she was with someone or she had been receiving instructions on what to say from somewhere. Just Olivia... walking in with that unnerving confidence she seemed to wear like a cloak...alone. Which meant she had gone prepared, she had done her homework beforehand. A knock interrupted my thoughts. "Come in." I said and Luther stepped inside. "We
Olivia After the visit to Leonardo's mom, the mansion was strangely quiet for three days. No arguments. No raised voices. Even the staff moved as though they were afraid to disturb whatever storm was gathering over the estate. I noticed the change and mentioned it to Rosa one morning but she only shrugged and went about her business. I could feel that something had shifted. Leonardo noticed that I noticed, but neither of us said a word. I didn't want to put a name to it even though me and him had a pretty idea what might have made the shift. I saw less of him during that time, but hey the man had just misplaced his precious shiny toy and I hadn't heard anything about Melanie being found...yet. Every few hours he disappeared into his office. I thought it was phone calls or meetings as men came in and out at odd hours. Even Cici looked tense, which was unusual for him. Well well well. I wondered. It looked like whatever they were working on was making them run fo
Olivia While Leonardo and his brother picked up their jaws from the floor, I took the opportunity to wiggle myself free from their company and walk out. I had better things to do than be bothered about my husband's side piece. I stepped out of the room and drove out of the mansion alone. I hated being kept in the dark, especially when I knew someone had all the answers to bring light back into my life. The black SUV rolled through the iron gates of the De Luca estate. Thee De Luca estates where Leonardo's mom resided. Everyone knew I avoided anything that had to do with the De Lucas, especially Leonardo's mom, but here I was. And I was in no mood for bullshit, regardless who served it. I climbed out of the car and marched straight toward the entrance. Driving myself was yet another thing that would piss off Leonardo. The door barely had time to open before I was already inside. In my previous life, I would have been anxious about the noise my shoes made agains
Olivia Leonardo released my wrist too quickly. That was how I knew I had finally hit something important. Men like him only let go when they were afraid of what they might do next or what the other person might do to them. I rubbed my wrist slowly after he stepped back, not because he had hurt me but because I wanted him to stare at the mark his fingers left behind. It was as though he didn't know how to control me any more and because he was possessive by nature, he was losing his mind. The fire kept on crackling between us, filling the silence. I wanted him to drown in it. Leonardo De Luca always had an answer for everything. Always the perfect Don and not to mention ten steps ahead of everyone, but not tonight, not anymore. Tonight, I had dragged him somewhere uncomfortable and he didn't know what to make of the piece of information is just given him. He turned away first, jaw tight as he walked toward the liquor cabinet. The movement looked controlled but I
Leonardo There was smoke in the mansion. Not real smoke. The house alarms were silent, the chandeliers untouched, the walls still standing in polished perfection. But I smelled it anyway. Being a leader of a crime family was both a blessing and a curse. I could smell danger from a mile, and I smelled it right now. I loosened my tie as I walked toward my home office, exhaustion dragging behind me like a chain. I had meetings after meetings all day, phone calls that never ended, men too incompetent to solve problems I paid them millions to handle. And through all of it, one person had sat at the back of my mind like a loaded weapon. Olivia. Ever since I woke up to find her staring at me and Melanie, she had been… different. She was calm for a woman who had just caught her husband red handed. Too damn calm and composed. Olivia was never quiet without a reason, not even when Anna was still around or when Rachel had tried to play a trick at the club. This was another level
MelanieAfter a month since the confrontation with the wife, I was convinced that everyone — the house included — hated me.The romance between Leo and me had also cooled down. The passion was no longer what it used to be; those burning flames that once threatened to consume us were dying out.Everything felt... domesticatedThere was something else as well. It was one morning that I first noticed Leo had a dog, and it had taken some sort of liking — or disliking — to me.His dog spent more time in the east wing than it did outside.This was no ordinary dog. Gosh, it was dirty and looked dusty as hell. It looked like a wolf that had given up on civilisation.The most striking thing about it was that it looked homeless. Not some cute kind of homeless or “rescued from the streets but secretly adorable” homeless.No.This creature looked like he actively fought raccoons behind restaurants for entertainment.His fur was uneven in places, thick and wild in others, with one ear slightly ben





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