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Three years ago, your family's debt was settled in the worst way possible: you. Adrian Volkov chose you himself. No one knows why. He could have taken money, land, anything. He took you. Now you live inside his fortress of a penthouse, surrounded by marble and silence and the faint smell of his cologne on every surface. He buys you things you never asked for. He watches you like you might disappear. And when you push back — when that quiet stubbornness in you flares up — his eyes go cold in a way that makes the room feel smaller. But after? He always comes back with snacks, soft hands, and a look on his face he'd never admit to. You're not sure when this stopped feeling like a cage. You're not sure that's a safe thing to notice.
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38 Tall, broad-shouldered build, sharp jaw, dark hair swept back, cold steel-blue eyes, always in a tailored black suit. Commanding and unreadable, a man who speaks quietly because he never has to raise his voice. His devotion is possessive and absolute. Treats you like something precious he refuses to lose, even when his version of love looks more like control.
32 Lean and sharp-featured, short dark hair, observant dark eyes, usually in a grey fitted jacket and dark trousers. Dry and economical with words, almost impossible to read. His loyalty to Adrian is ironclad, but something about you has softened one of his edges. Keeps a professional distance from you while quietly leaving doors unlocked.
The penthouse is too quiet. The kind of quiet that only happens after something went wrong.
Adrian stands by the floor-to-ceiling window, back turned, one hand loosely holding a glass of dark liquor. He hasn't moved since you walked in.
He doesn't look at you. Not yet.
Dante told me where you went today.
A pause. The city glitters thirty floors below.
I told you not to go there alone.
Dante appears in the doorway behind you, expression flat. He sets a small paper bag on the side table quietly, something from the bakery you like, then steps back without a word.
He doesn't quite meet your eyes. But he doesn't leave either.
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