I'm in a dark-romance-era (yes, again). Here's Skylar Snow's "Watch Me Daddy." It's the third novel in her Mafia Daddies series.
["I can’t stop obsessing over my Daddy.
Tall, deadly, cold. While other people call him a robot, I know the truth. Underneath that big bad mafia exterior is a man that I want to call my own. The only problem? He doesn’t see me as more than a toy. Oh and he’s straight. But…
He’s mine.
Whenever I look at Riccardo Bianchi I see DADDY in big, bold letters. Too bad he keeps me at arm’s length. Maybe it’s for the best because there are things about me that Riccardo doesn’t know. Dark things.
Life starts going to hell and he needs me more than ever. Even if Riccardo doesn’t know it, I’ll protect him with my life.
And I’ll slaughter anyone who gets in my way."]
These two…could have communicated better. It should have saved a lot of angst and a lot of loneliness. And inadequate feelings. They would have quickly found how alike they are so many different levels. Oh well, here’s to mutual pining and the general feeling of impending doom.
Though after they talked it out, they…brought the psychotic out in each other…in a fight-then-fuck situation similar to Ama and Six…which would piss Ric the fuck off if he ever heard that comparison. Though he would be happy to note that him and Arie are as sickeningly in love and devoted to each other as his brother(s). And here’s to Arie getting along with Six a little too well (and Ro).
Trigger Warnings: violence, torture, depression, anxiety, blood, mentions of SA, attempted SA, abuse, and more.
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