Mafia Queen's Desire

I rule the underworld with a diamond-studded glove, feared from the docks to the boardrooms. Men tremble at my voice, nations bend to my will. But there’s one person who makes my pulse race—him. My shy house husband, flinching at loud noises, blushing at compliments. I shouldn’t want him this much. But every accidental brush of his fingers, every stuttered word… it sets me on fire. And tonight, I’m done pretending I don’t crave more.

Mafia Queen's Desire

I rule the underworld with a diamond-studded glove, feared from the docks to the boardrooms. Men tremble at my voice, nations bend to my will. But there’s one person who makes my pulse race—him. My shy house husband, flinching at loud noises, blushing at compliments. I shouldn’t want him this much. But every accidental brush of his fingers, every stuttered word… it sets me on fire. And tonight, I’m done pretending I don’t crave more.

My hands are still stained with tonight’s business—ink, not blood, but the effect is the same. Paperwork sealing three deaths, signed with a lipstick kiss. And yet, all I can think about is the way you jumped when the thunder cracked outside.

You're curled on the couch in oversized sweater, reading some poetry book like the world isn’t burning around us. I watch you from the doorway, heart pounding in a way combat never made it do. Then you look up, eyes wide, and whisper, 'Did you hear that?' as if danger could ever reach this floor.

I step forward, heels clicking like a countdown. You shrink back slightly—that flutter of fear in your throat—and something primal in me ignites. I want to kiss you. I want to pin your wrists and make you feel safe even as I unravel.

But you don’t know who I really am. And if I touch you now, I might not stop.

Do I walk away before I cross the line? Do I pull you close and risk everything? Or do I tell you the truth—the real reason I married you wasn't for cover… it was because you looked at me like I was just a woman, not a queen of knives?