
The Don's Forbidden Obsession
She was never said no... And if she were, she simply refused to hear it.
Bianca is everything they expect her to be-beautiful, soft-spoken, and wrapped in a veil of innocence. A grieving girl of nineteen, sent to live under the protection of La Famiglia after tragedy steals her world away.
But innocence can be deceiving.
Behind her sweet smiles lies a girl who has never been denied. A girl who knows exactly how to get what she wants... and isn't afraid to take it.
In a house ruled by power, loyalty, and danger, Bianca sets her sights on the one man she should never want.
The mafia don.
Her guardian.
The man sworn to protect her-yet determined to resist her.
He gives her everything... except himself.
And that's the one thing she refuses to let go.
Because Bianca doesn't lose.
She doesn't wait.
And she certainly doesn't take no for an answer.
So what happens when innocence turns into obsession...
and desire becomes a dangerous game neither of them can control?
In a world where rules are everything-
She's about to break them all.
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Chapter 5
Bianca
"You're right. You just took me by surprise." He says, but then his eyes snap to mine, hardening, still very unimpressed and frustrated. "But it's not okay to barge into my room like that. It's extremely inappropriate. Do you not know how to practise boundaries?"
I swallow thickly at his stern tone, not used to being scolded, but manage a small nod followed by an apology before turning around and scurrying down for a quick breakfast.
. . .
The drive to school is quiet. Filled with Alessio's impatient tapping, telling me that he wanted to be anywhere else, and it only further humiliated me.
Alessio didn't make a move to talk or converse with me, only speaking when it was necessary. The worst part was that he didn't even seem to care about how upset I was getting with him. Nor did he even seem to pay any mind to me.
I couldn't even tell if he was upset with me; he was acting like he didn't even care at all.
I grew frustrated. I was only growing comfortable around him - something that I barely did with anyone else, and yet here he was, not even appreciating it.
Why was he acting like this? We were supposed to be close, mamá told me I was special, especially to him.
We stop outside the school gate, and Alessio goes to speak, but having had enough of his closed-off attitude, I beat him to it. "Just have someone pick me up at 2:30," I say, hastily getting out of the car.
"Will do." He nods, his voice lacking any softness and emotion.
I give him one last glance to see him not even looking at me. Rolling my eyes discreetly, I slam the car door and turn to walk into the school, all my enthusiasm gone.
I fucking hated this place.
. . .
I spent my lunch hour walking the halls towards the literature department.
It was rare to have any of the professors on campus be so young, seeing as our academy prided itself on having the most educated faculty.
However, our literature professor, William Westfield, was a recent masters student from Yale who was doing an internship with the board of directors when our old literature professor had a heart attack mid year and William was forced to take over.
He was attractive, yes, in the nerdy, cute type of way. But most of my desire to get close to him had to do with the fact that everyone wanted him, while he seemed to only want me. Now, however, he was a companion of sorts.
I had yet to go anywhere other than kissing. Save for that one time I had ventured down south and tried to give him a hand job at our annual assembly under the table. We were sitting side by side in the dark, and it was only because I was bored and for educational purposes.
That was a flop.
I still had yet to even see a penis, but I wasn't looking forward to doing anything more than kissing William. And he never seemed to mind; he was very patient and understanding.
All I wanted from him were the passing grades he would help me achieve and the occasional moments where I wanted someone to hold me, and he was there.
I walk into his office, making sure to close the door behind me, before I turn to see him sitting behind his desk eating his lunch.
His blonde hair was combed back, and his dress shirt was a little lose on his form. Nothing like how Alessio filled it out.
Upon my entrance, he looked up, his sharp blue eyes behind the thick rimmed glasses widening at me but I didn't pay any mind. I was far too upset, needing someone to hold me and tell me how amazing I was.
I knew it wouldn't be the same as hearing it from my new favourite Italian man, but it would do for now.
I click the lock shut, which only means one thing and William leans back in his chair giving me room to take a seat on his lap.
I do, but instead of straddling him, I sit facing his desk, my back pressed to his front, and I hear no complaint form him.
"Bianca, I heard about your mother. I'm so sorry, sweetheart." He says, and I can hear the frown in his voice as I close my eyes enjoying the feeling of him wrapping his arms around me from behind.
I wiggle, trying to get comfortable. The erection is now digging into my ass getting annoying and he spreads his legs adjusting himself so it's not in the way.
Did I also mention William got hard at the mere sight of me? Yeah, it was annoying.
"I missed you here dearly." He mumbles, leaving kisses along my skin as he moves my hair over my shoulder to one side and latches his lips to my neck.
I wanted the affection, and sometimes he got carried away with too much touching, but right now, I didn't mind, for I liked the warmth he provided by being in his arms.
William liked me a little too much. Or who he thought I was. The sweet, innocent, naive good girl. One that only he could taint. And I let him believe whatever sick fantasy he had.
"Well, I would be lying if I said I missed you," I say, reaching forward to grab his bowl of pasta and place it on my lap.
He pauses before throwing his head back, a rich laugh escaping his lips. "You're delightful, you know that?" He says genuinely, and I smile secretly before going to take a bite of the poor excuse for pasta.
"This should be a crime," I mumble, my frown intensifying at the linguine covered in what seems to be store bought red sauce.
William agrees, distractedly wrapping his arms tighter around my waist, hugging me to him from behind. He sighs in content as one of his hands trails to my bare thigh. "Why did I know you were gonna say something about that? You Italian minx." He comments, trailing his nose against my hair, inhaling my scent.
I don't laugh, I simply stay put, continuing to eat the poor excuse for pasta as I feel William pause.
"What's wrong? You seem down."
I roll my eyes. No shit, Sherlock, took you long enough.
I debate on telling him about the real reason I was here. Because I was upset with my disappointing morning with Alessio. But instead, I just shrug,
"Just lonely."
"Just lonely..." He repeats, as his fingers lightly dance on my thigh, dangerously close to the hem of my skirt. "Can I help?" He mumbles as his hand slides under my skirt onto my bare upper thigh.
My eyes narrow. He had yet to touch me there, nor was he ever going to and so I do what I usually do - play dumb and ignore his attempts.
I sigh, leaning back into him. "Just hold me and tell me how amazing I am." My tone is bored, and yet I find myself closing my eyes in bliss as he does just that.
He kisses the sides of my face and moves down to my neck mumbling compliments. Meanwhile, his fingers start moving up dangerously close to the hem of my panties and dangerously close to my sex.
My dry sex.
A place that I have yet to let him or any man touch. William is sweet and cute, but he will not be the man to get the privilege of touching me there.
I take my hand and set it on top of his, stopping him.
He sighs, "Please?" He pleads in a small voice, the desperation clear as day. "I can make you feel good." He says, and I sigh knowing touching me there will only be making him feel good.
I had tried thinking of him whilst giving myself pleasure, and the thought of him was not enough to bring me to a climax.
In fact, I still had yet to give myself an actual orgasm. All I got while playing with myself was close. I was definitely doing something wrong.
So with a huff, I move his hand to my chest, letting him touch my left breast over my clothes, to keep him occupied.
He wastes no time in starting to knead and squeeze the breast. Meanwhile, I focus on the comfort I was receiving from his warmth and the things he was whispering in my ear about me.
I knew they were all true; I just liked hearing them from someone else.
I stayed like that wrapped in his arms and occasionally taking bites of his pasta as he eventually ventured to my other breast, his soft sweet compliments turning dirty. But I was no longer interested in hearing how aroused the thought of me made him feel.
And so, when I felt his erection once again venture to my ass, I decided it's time to get off him.
I stand, dusting myself off, before turning to hear him sigh in defeat. "My hand gets sore, you know? It's a miracle I'm still a functioning male with all the times you leave me like this." He mumbles grumpily.
I giggle and lean down so that I'm level with the bulge in his pants, my mind can't help comparing it to the one I saw this morning, only Alessio wasn't even aroused, much less even aware of just how large he was. "Does this little guy think about me too much?" I pout, tapping his crotch where I see him noticeably flinch.
William stares at me from his spot on the chair, unamused and sexually frustrated, as I smile and laugh at my joke.
But then the thought of Alessio creeps back into my mind, and I distract myself by deciding to give the poor guy some incentive.
I get on his lap, straddling him, before placing a chaste kiss against his lips. His hands fly to my waist, and I shut my eyes. His tongue sneaks into mine shyly, and I let him, for he had just spent the past hour whispering sweet things in my ear.
But my mind drifts to Alessio, and I can't help but imagine how he would kiss me. He would most likely dominate my mouth and take control.
The next thing I know, I'm kissing him harder.
I even get so carried away and start to lightly grind myself into him, thinking of how Alessio's strong arms would wrap around me, guiding me against his strong body.
I only realize what I'm doing once I'm met with the feeling of an erection digging into my thigh, one that I know is not Alessio's, for his would be much more... prevalent.
I go to get up, as William groans and attempts to guide me back into his erection, but I'm not having it.
He whines in protest but I just blow him an air kiss before turning around and strolling out of his office. Making sure to close the door, knowing that he's gonna need his privacy with his hand for the next little bit.
. . .
My frustration returns later when I walk out of the school to see a driver waiting for me, someone who's not Alessio.
A small part of me was hoping for him to pick me up and apologize for being mean this morning, but my mood only plummets when I arrive home to see that both Liam and Alessio weren't even home.
I was sitting in my room hanging upside down from my bed with my phone to my ear as I told Jacob about what had happened. He had sensed something was wrong earlier in school, but I wasn't ready to tell him.
"Of course he's gonna be freaked out Bianca. He's taking care of you, and this may be hard for you to hear, but not every man that lays eyes on you wants to fuck you. He doesn't look at you like that." He reasons.
"But I want him to look at me like that. I don't want him to see me as a little girl." I huff, "He didn't even look at my body when I was lying on his bed." I say.
It may have sounded ridiculously narcissistic, but not even Jacob would pass up a chance to ogle my body like that, and he wasn't even necessarily attracted to me.
"Damn, really? Not even a peek?" He says, somewhat curiously.
"Not even a peek."
"Maybe you're coming off too strong and desperate. Maybe you need to make him believe that you're not trying anything. Make him believe it's all him." Jacob offers weakly, and I sit up immediately.
He was right. I was being too obvious and direct. If I wanted to pull this off, I needed him not to think anything of it; I needed to innocently seduce him.
And I knew just how to use my naturally affectionate personality to do so.
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7.7
My fiancé always told me he loved me. But not long after our engagement, I woke up suffocating in the dark.
He was pressing a pillow over my face, his eyes cold and dead, while my half-sister stood by watching with fake pity.
They had orchestrated everything just to steal my trust fund.
It all started with a massive hotel scandal. They had drugged me, thrown a cheap escort into my bed, and brought a mob of paparazzi to ruin my reputation.
When my fiancé broke through the crowd, playing the heartbroken victim, he knelt down with a massive diamond ring.
"I know things have been hard, but I love you. If you come home with me, I will forgive all of this."
In my past life, I cried tears of gratitude and let him slide that ring onto my finger.
That ring sealed my death warrant. I lost my company, my dignity, and eventually, my life.
Until my lungs burned and my heart stopped, I didn't understand.
How could the people I trusted most plot my murder so ruthlessly?
Why did they have to tear my entire life apart?
Opening my eyes again, I was back on the morning of the hotel scandal, exactly one year ago.
But the man lying bare-backed in my bed wasn't a random escort.
It was Johnathan Chase, my family's biggest corporate rival and the most ruthless predator on Wall Street.
Listening to the paparazzi pounding on the door, I smiled coldly.

9.1
Amélie Rousseau grows up believing that honesty, hard work, and faith will save her from poverty.
Paris proves her wrong.
Despite her brilliance, every door stays closed-until the day Clara Duval, the woman Amélie once helped, steals her future through lies, favors, and corruption. When Amélie dares to speak up, the system silences her and laughs.
That is when Monsieur Lefèvre offers her a way out.
Under his guidance, Amélie learns the true language of power-deception, loyalty, and sacrifice. One lie leads to another, and soon she rises in the same world that once rejected her.
But Julien Moreau, the man who loves the girl she used to be, watches her change.
At the height of her success, Amélie must choose: destroy Julien to protect her empire, or expose the corruption and lose everything.
Because in Paris, goodness is not free-
and survival always demands a price.

9.4
Lucy is a cheerful human princess who enjoyed her peaceful life at the palace but mainly on the busty village streets.
What will happen when she sneaks out as usual, only to return and find out her father had been defeated by an unknown man will her life change for good or bad or gray as she tries to get back her father's throne even if it meant staying under the enemy's nose.
will she take her revenge or fall for the one person who has ruined her father.
she has to make up her mind between following her heart or be blinded by a false revenge.

9.5
He was born from the void between stars - a being of immense power, forged from cosmic origins.
For thousands of years, he walked among humanity, protecting them and keeping his true strength hidden. After losing the only family he had, grief led him to seek his own end... only to wake up in a world entirely unlike his own.
Here, cultivation is the main path to power. Those who master spirit qi gain superhuman strength, speed, and abilities that place them far above ordinary people. Four great sects rule the land, competing for resources, secrets, and dominance over each other.
Icaros joined the Li Sect, where he found companions he came to trust and care for: the capable and easygoing Li Han, the sharp and composed Su Yan, and the spirited Nelly. For a time, he felt he had found a place to belong, even as he kept his true nature hidden and wondered whether he could ever learn to cultivate like those around him.
Everything changed when their voyage was suddenly attacked. A powerful figure floating in the sky cut their ship apart with sharp, devastating energy strikes, leaving only destruction in his wake. Believing his friends had been lost in the disaster, Icaros chose to stop holding back any longer.
> "I am done hiding!"
He unleashed his full power: golden light blazed from his eyes, he flew at incredible speed, and he broke through every barrier and enemy in his way. On the shores ahead, he tore through hordes of powerful jade monsters, destroying them completely before flying deep into the interior of the island.
Meanwhile, survivors washed up scattered and alone. One young cultivator found himself on the shores of Jade Island - a place most cultivators avoid, as it holds no treasures or useful materials, only danger and endless deposits of ordinary jade. Yet despite the risks, ordinary people have built settlements here, finding safety from the conflicts and power struggles of the outside world.
This island works by different rules. Spirit qi is scarce and unstable, making cultivation far less effective than elsewhere. Instead, the people here rely on advanced technology - weapons and explosives that can injure or even defeat those with great physical strength. Here, skill and preparation can be just as powerful as raw strength, and even the strongest cultivators must move with caution.
Now, Icaros has vanished deep into the island. His companions are lost somewhere across this dangerous land. And the mysterious swordsman who destroyed their ship has already arrived here, searching for an ancient map said to lead to the legacy of a being from another world.
Will they find each other again? And can anyone survive in a place where the usual rules of power no longer hold true?
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8.7
The world was a symphony of agony, played on the strings of my own body. I was tied to a chair in a damp basement, the metallic tang of blood filling my mouth as my fingernails were ripped from their beds by a pair of rusty pliers.
My best friend, Corrine, stepped into the flickering light wearing my favorite Chanel suit and the engagement ring that was supposed to be mine. Beside her, my fiancé Aldo held the pliers, his voice smooth and cultured as he demanded I sign over my entire inheritance to them.
As I struggled, a news report flashed on an old TV in the corner: Hunter Gallagher, the man I had treated like dirt but who had always tried to protect me, was dead in a horrific car explosion. Corrine laughed, whispering in my ear that they had lured him to his death using a fake kidnapping tip. He died trying to save me from a trap set by the people I trusted most.
They didn't just want my money; they wanted to erase me. They plunged a needle full of heroin into my neck, watching with cold, mocking eyes as my heart hammered against my ribs and finally seized into nothingness.
I died in that basement, a blind, spoiled girl who had let her true protector be murdered. As the darkness closed in, my soul burned with a single, silent vow: If I ever get another life, I will drag you both to hell with me.
Suddenly, I gasped for air, my lungs fighting against a weight that wasn't there. I wasn't in the basement; I was in my own bed, my fingernails intact and my skin unbroken. I checked my phone, and my heart stopped—it was May 20th, exactly one year before my death. Hunter was still alive, and this time, I wasn't the prey.

7.5
I lay paralyzed in a luxury Swiss clinic, my body a heavy sack of meat I no longer controlled. The heart monitor’s rhythmic beep was the only thing louder than the silence, a mocking countdown to my inevitable end.
My fiancé, Jordan, walked in looking impeccable in the custom suit I had bought him for his birthday. He wasn't alone; my best friend, Chloe, followed him into the room, wearing the vintage Givenchy dress I had saved for our anniversary gala.
Jordan didn't look like a grieving man; he looked bored as he held up a blue folder confirming that my family's offshore trust had finally cleared. Chloe giggled, leaning over me to ask if I finally realized it was the engagement wine she had spiked seven days ago. Jordan brushed a cold hand over my forehead, calling me a "perfect little asset" before pulling Chloe into a hungry kiss right over my dying body. To ensure there was no turning back, he pulled out a silver lighter and set my living will on fire, watching the only document that could have saved me turn to ash.
I tried to scream, to curse them both to hell for stealing my life and my legacy, but all that came out was a wet, rattling wheeze. My own father, I would later learn, had known about the takeover and chose the profit over his own daughter's life.
As the darkness swallowed me whole, I made a silent, desperate promise: if there was anything after this, I would come back and destroy every single one of them.
I gasped, my body jerking upright as air rushed into my lungs like liquid fire.
I wasn't in Switzerland, and there was no poison in my veins. I was back in my Manhattan bedroom, staring at a phone that read June 12—the morning of the wedding, the day I was supposed to die, and the day I decided to burn their world to the ground.