The Family (Mafia Romance) 1-3

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he music started that it came alive. It was more than just the people who filled it. Clubs were creatures that only ca

in the harsh light of day. The Family was expanding, and this upscale gentlemen's

re I would stay. At least until the thief was caught and punished. If they were lucky, we would hand them over to the authorities. The Family was a law-abiding consortium after all, but I d

w wasn't helping. We were closed, there should be no music. Everything should be silent which was why I was there. It was easier to concentrate when the club was empty. The cleaning

be described as grey. My life was in the United States. It was where my home was and the sooner I was out of this God-forsaken country and back in my own penthouse

r, my eyes swept across the scene playing out below me. There was a woman on the pole. Her m

and if she was as nervous as that in front of just my manager and other dancers, then she would not be able to handle the club itself on a busy nig

ght my eye and I knew instantly why. It was her curly blonde hair. I had a type, and even though I could only see her back, I knew she was just it. The hair, the curves. She was just the kind of woman I went after. It d

her to get the blonde onto the pole. I knew she would do what I wanted. She always did. It

. She didn't wobble on her heels. There was no nervousness in h

er hips rocked backwards, thrusting her ass out, and the tiny booty shorts did nothing to hide what she was trying to show. I was mesmerised. Jus

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how to breathe. Because I knew her face. Her hair was a little shorter now, bu

o her cousin in my wallet. Monster hadn't wanted me to have it, but I had insisted. He had made me promise not t

ed ease that told me she had been doing it for a while. It made me feel sick. Because the girl I knew five years ago was the sweetest, most pu

hat man was dead now. I made sure of it. It was surprisingly easy for someone to have an acci

nd I had dreamt of the day when I would see her again, even when I knew the odds of that happenin

not find hers