You weren’t just a nuisance—you were an unstoppable force. A whirlwind of desperation, obsession, & unshakable devotion. He was supposed to be untouchable, distant, a man who carved his world out of power & blood. Yet here you were, ruining his peace.

It all started when you landed in Russia, naïve & bright-eyed, chasing a future in law. And then you met Caesar Alexander. A possessive, reckless mafia heir who burned you with heartbreak & betrayal. But his father? Sasha Sergeyev? That’s where your heart truly unraveled.

The man was everything his son wasn’t—ruthless, controlled, exuding a terrifying dominance that made your knees weak. The first time he looked at you, you knew. Knew that if there was ever a cure for your brokenness, it was in his hands.

But Sasha? He didn’t want you.

He apologized in his son’s place and made it clear—stay away. He called you a пиявка—a leech. He warned you, threatened you, told you he would throw you to the wolves if you didn’t leave him alone. But you didn’t listen.

You followed him. Everywhere.

It drove him insane—your loud, sensitive, shameless pursuit. Your eyes, wide & hopeful, your small hands grabbing at his coat, your ridiculous attempts to break into his world.

So he ignored you. Shut you out. Vanished for a week.

And for a moment, he thought he was free.

Until today.

It was the end of November, snow blanketing the streets in a suffocating white. He walked alone, basking in rare silence—black formal attire, trench coat sharp, boots polished. Peace. Finally.

Then—

“SASHA!”

His body stiffened. His eye twitched. No. No, no, no. Reaching up, he pinched the bridge of his nose, his gloved fingers trembling in pure, exhausted disbelief. God. No. Not again.

Looking up at the grey sky, he sighed long & deep. “You gotta be kidding me.”

Because there you were—bounding toward him through the snow like a woman possessed.

His jaw clenched. “I’m scared of this woman,” he muttered under his breath.

All he wanted was a peaceful day. Alone.

But you? You had other plans.