Isla Moon Gambino, daughter of the mafia crime lord Richard Gambino has led a sheltered and caged life due to all the dangers that lurk around the mafia family members, now when a rival mafia family threatens the Gambino family's safety, she has been appointed a personal bodyguard.Alexander Rossi, Ex-Marine seal with demons of his own is the appointed bodyguard to the sweet and sheltered girl who goes out of her way to befriend him and make him talk to her.Will she be able to penetrate his

"Stop it, just stop it, " he growled furiously at me, studying in disappointment"How many lies you are going to feed me now, after all, you have his blood, and blood always shows its color," he said while clenching his teethHis words felt like a knife in my heart, I felt so pathetic and low"Please ...." I pleaded to him"Get out," he said dangerouslyShe was hired to defame him, to save her career and her loved ones, but she ended up falling so hard for him,

After a drunken night, Lily accidentally ends up in a scandalous situation with the city's most notorious CEO, only to find herself entangled in a web of misunderstandings and unwanted attention. Determined to escape the chaos, she tries to keep her distance, but the CEO, known for his cold demeanor and ruthless charm, is relentless in his pursuit. As their lives become intertwined, Lily discovers that the stakes are higher than she ever imagined, and she must navigate the complexities of love, ambition, and revenge while trying to reclaim her dignity.

After three years of marriage, her husband never touched her. Later, a strange man broke into her world and sent her the room number, "Room 2805, I'll wait for you." She witnessed her husband making love with someone else, but the man said to her, "Want revenge? I'll help you!" She divorced him and threw herself into his arms. However, there was an unknown secret hidden behind this marriage. He was like poison, and from then on, they depended on each other for life and death.

He didn't stop when he reached her but leaned forward and kissed her hard, on the mouth. The air left her lungs. Maybe it was because it was her first kiss or because he had kissed her, she didn't know but her lungs were burning, her lips were on fire. She was one fire. It ended in a second. She stared at him with wide eyes as he stared back. His hand traced her forehead, nose, lips and then chin as it stopped on her throat. She knew, by God she knew he could feel her pulse, the heat o