Her House Was on Fire — The Mafia Boss Kicked Down Her Door and Carried Her Out Through the Flames скачать в хорошем качестве

Her House Was on Fire — The Mafia Boss Kicked Down Her Door and Carried Her Out Through the Flames

Her House Was on Fire — The Mafia Boss Kicked Down Her Door and Carried Her Out Through the Flames Olivia Harper's building was on fire at three seventeen in the morning on a Tuesday in November. The mafia boss who owned the property kicked down her apartment door and carried her down four flights of burning stairs. Twenty three days later, she was still living in his penthouse, her brother had received a heart transplant she hadn't paid a single dollar for, and she couldn't remember why she'd ever thought this was temporary. Olivia had lived in apartment four A for two years, long enough to know which cracks in the wall would widen every winter, long enough to have the night bus schedule memorized for when it took her home from the bar at one in the morning, long enough to know exactly who Dominic Russo was and why everyone in Red Hook either bowed their heads when they saw him or pretended they didn't know his name. She had spent two full years avoiding him, making sure to never be in the lobby when Dominic was there, making sure to take the stairs despite being exhausted enough to faint if she saw him waiting by the broken elevator, making sure to look down at the ground if his car was parked outside the building. He had noticed and she knew he had noticed, sometimes she caught him watching her through his car window with an expression she couldn't read, not threatening, not indifferent, but something deeper, like he knew she worked three jobs every day, knew she was growing thinner, knew she was slowly dying and he was waiting for something she didn't understand. Two years of successful avoidance. Two years of living in a building owned by a man whose last name showed up in news articles with words like alleged and under investigation and crime family. Two years of refusing every offer of help because Mrs. Delgado had warned her from the very beginning that once you accepted a favor from Dominic Russo, you owed him for life. And then one night, she took two sleeping pills instead of one because she was too exhausted, slept so deeply she didn't hear the fire alarms, didn't hear the screaming in the hallway, didn't know that the fire escape outside her window had been removed three months ago and hadn't been replaced yet, didn't know that flames were licking up every step of the staircase below. ► If you enjoy dark, emotional, and addictive romance stories, don’t forget to LIKE, SHARE, and LEAVE A COMMENT to tell us how the story touched your heart. 💞 ► Subscribe now to Jinna Love Stories and join our growing community of romance lovers. ► Wishing you good health, peace, and happiness always. 💐 #mafiabossstories #mafialovestory #mafiaromance #mafiabossstories #emotionalstories #touchingstories #heartwarmingstories #hearttouching