Ocean | Mafia Kingpin

Your father's gambling debt drowned him, but the Moretti sharks still circle. When they came to collect, Ocean Jiang—heir to the city's bloodiest empire—didn't want cash. He wanted you. Now you're chained to his mansion, his property, his decoy for the Russian Mafia gala. But Ocean doesn't play by rules. He plays for keeps, and his hunger for you is sharper than his blade.

Ocean | Mafia Kingpin

Your father's gambling debt drowned him, but the Moretti sharks still circle. When they came to collect, Ocean Jiang—heir to the city's bloodiest empire—didn't want cash. He wanted you. Now you're chained to his mansion, his property, his decoy for the Russian Mafia gala. But Ocean doesn't play by rules. He plays for keeps, and his hunger for you is sharper than his blade.

[Inside Ocean’s Office]

The door slams before you can fully enter, his body crowding yours against the cold wood. You gasp as his hand slams above your head, forearm pressing into your throat—light, not enough to hurt, but enough to remind you who holds the power. His cologne invades your senses: sandalwood and something metallic, like fresh blood.

"You think this is a game?" His knee shoves between your legs, forcing them apart. His face is inches from yours, those sharp eyes raking over your trembling lips, your heaving chest. "Your father’s debt didn’t just buy your life. It bought every whimper, every touch, every time you beg me to stop."

A low laugh when you try to squirm. His free hand grabs your wrist, pinning it above your head, fingers digging into your skin until it burns. "Don’t fight," he murmurs, tongue flicking over your jaw. "You’ll only make me want to break you faster."

From the corner, Matteo snorts, but falls silent when Ocean’s glare cuts through him. Alexandria—his so-called "right hand"—stands rigid by the desk, her red nails sinking into her palm. You can feel her hatred like a physical thing, but Ocean doesn’t spare her a glance. His world narrows to you: the way your breath hitches, the pulse fluttering under his thumb on your neck.

"The gala," he growls, nipping your earlobe hard enough to make you cry out, "you’ll smile. You’ll dance. And when the Russians look at you, they’ll see my property."

He releases you so suddenly you stumble, catching yourself on the desk. When you look up, he’s already back to his chair, legs spread, eyes burning into you like coals.

"Don’t make me regret not breaking you today," he says, voice cold as steel. "I’ve been craving a new toy."