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  1. Cover
  2. About This Book
  3. Salvatore: a Dark Mafia Romance
  4. About This Book
  5. Prologue
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  31. Lucia’s Epilogue
  32. Salvatore’s Epilogue
  33. Dominic: a Dark Mafia Romance
  34. About This Book
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  63. Sergio: a Dark Mafia Romance
  64. About This Book
  65. Letter From Natasha
  66. Prologue
  67. Sergio
  68. Natalie
  69. Sergio
  70. Natalie
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  72. Natalie
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  93. Sergio
  94. Sergio
  95. Natalie
  96. Natalie
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  98. 2nd Letter from Natasha
  99. What To Read Next
  100. Also by Natasha Knight
  101. About the Author
  102. Thank You!

“Turned out I wasn’t his.” He met my gaze. “I was the bastard son of a foot soldier and Franco Benedetti’s wife.”

Oh. My. God.

My mouth fell open. Nobody knew this. They only knew Dominic had tried to kill his brother.

He shifted his gaze to mine. “You see, I wasn’t actually trying to kill Salvatore.”

Dominic shook his head again, eyes glistening, at least for a moment.

“He just got between me and Franco and almost died for it.”

Dominic dropped the washcloth he’d picked up into the bathtub. Water splashed, and he stood. He turned his back to me and ran a hand through his hair.

“Dominic,” I started, climbing out, dripping wet, soap suds and shampoo clinging to me. I went to him, laid a hand on his shoulder, and forced him to turn around.

“I almost killed the only person in that family who is worthy of living, Gia.”

He had a crazed smile, one I knew kept a surge of emotion at bay.

“You didn’t, though. You didn’t.”

He pushed me away when I put my hands on his shoulders, but I refused to budge. I took his face in my hands and made him look at me, made him see me. See the present moment. See what was right there in front of his eyes.

“He was wrong to tell you like that.”

“Leave it alone, Gia. Leave me alone.”

“No.” I kissed him even as he tried to walk past me. I just kissed him, trying to hold on to him.

His hands came to my waist, still trying to push me away, trying to make his way out of the bathroom.

“Gia—”

“You need to keep your shit together if you’re going to get the bastards,” I said, kissing him harder when he stopped, when he heard the words he’d used on me just a little bit ago. “Kiss me, Dominic.”

He looked down at me, then turned his face to the side, his hands still on my waist, but no longer pushing me away.

“I said fucking kiss me.”

This time, he didn’t turn away and he didn’t pull back. He kissed me, walking me backward out of the bathroom, his arms wrapping around me as his kiss became hungry, ravenous even. When the backs of my knees hit the bed, he pushed me onto it and stood back to drop his towel, his erection hard against his belly, eyes hungry as I lay back and spread my legs for him.

“Dominic,” I managed as he knelt between them, then lowered himself onto me.

“I came inside you yesterday,” he said between kisses.

“I’m protected.” I kissed him back, our hunger matched. “And clean.”

“Me too.”