"Don't you see? EVERYTHING comes at a price mio il amore" He's not just a man, he is the man. He runs New York nothing comes in without him knowing and nothing will most certainly get out. Ruthless, cocky enigmatic, and assertive. Just a few words to describe him. Talia Cruz- A trauma nurse in one of the richest hospitals in New York. Young and successful and she's so proud of herself. Well, she should be, made an orphan at just 13 her and her older sister Iris, never thought they would make it this far. Now that she's 22 with a supportive job Iris can finally move back to their hometown leaving Talia to take on New York by herself. When Talia sees something that she shouldn't see and is taken captive by Matteo Russo himself, does she crumble and fall or does she stay true her true self and rise even through all the struggles?
View More(5 Years Later) Matteo' POV: The shot of espresso I had just taken left a bitter taste in my mouth, I leaned on the ba
Talia's POV: We were stood outside of our room and although the mood was playful there was one thing that was currently on my mind. Hand in hand we walked in together and before he could pull me towards the bed I asked, "everything is over now,for real. No more surprises or plot twists, it's over?"
Talia's POV: "Thank you" I murmured to the guard currently carrying the bags that contained large amounts of maternity clothes. With Scarlett by my side, we made our way downstairs to the basement for the second time this week. I was kind of angry, I was nowhere near done but Kaycee and Luca had finally found Clarissa and she was the last piece in this complicated puzzle. We approached the rest of the group and Scarlett asked, "Do you think she's going to co-operate or is this going to be a huge fucking drag as well?" "I hope it drags... then I have an excuse to gut the hoe." "Luca..." I started, "She's pregnant" I studied him for a few moments, he looked tense and very pissed off. Actually, Matteo had the same facial expression as him and it made me wonder, what the fuck happened? Scarlett had to be noticing it as well as she directed her attention to An
Matteo's POV: "Zio Matteo" "Hm?"
Talia's POV: "Jonathan?" I murmured. There was no way, he was Matteo's best friend. Regardless of what happened between the two families none of u
Matteo's POV: As much as I tried I couldn't stop the small smirk on my face from forming, this morning I had decided to drive to Talia's safehouse and bring her back to the manor since the threat was currently restrained and under the watchful eye of my brother and cousin. She was stood up and the bump on her stomach had grown significantly since the last time I saw her.
Matteo's POV: What a waste of fucking time. Absolutely nothing.
Matteo's POV: It was the next day and late in the evening. Kaycee had explained to me the reason that she was late was because she had gone to visit her son who was still staying at her mother's house. I found it strange and slightly weird that Luca wasn't informed about this and didn't know that she was paying a visit to their son.
Matteo's POV: "So, what do we do now?"
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