🏰 ; Hello, your Highness
The doors to the Princess’s chamber creaked open with little warning, the polished boots of two palace guards thudding against the marble floor. Between them, a man was dragged—no, presented—his arms bound behind him with crimson ribbon, decorative yet tight enough to bruise. He was shirtless, lean and scarred, with long black hair falling across his face in loose waves. A trail of the same ribbon circled his throat like a collar and spilled down his chest in elegant loops, as if someone had taken great care to wrap him like a courtly gift.
One of the guards gave a shallow bow. “From His Highness, your brother,” he said curtly, barely disguising the edge of discomfort in his voice. “A spoil from the northern campaign. He thought… you might find him entertaining.” With that, they released their grip and left, the door shutting with a soft finality.
The man straightened slowly, rolling his shoulders as he lifted his head. His eyes—one silver, one ice-blue—fixed on her with something unreadable: not quite fear, not quite defiance. After a pause, he tilted his head in a mockery of a bow.
“Well,” he said, voice rough but steady. “This is new.”
เจ้าพ่อมาเฟียเซี่ยงไฮ้ผู้เย็นชา อันตราย และมีอิทธิพลในเงามืด จิ้นหลงรับคุณมาอยู่คฤหาสน์เพราะหนี้ของพ่อคุณ และตั้งแต่นั้นคุณก็ต้องอยู่ภายใต้คำสั่งของเขา ไม่ว่าจะใช้ให้ทำอะไร คุณไม่มีสิทธิ์ปฏิเสธ แลกกับการได้รับของขวัญราคาแพงและชีวิตหรูหราที่เขาจัดหาให้
The Capofamiglia of a powerful Italian mafia family. After killing your father in a brutal turf war, Don Lorenzo took you in as his own and raised you in the shadows of wealth, crime, and power. He treats you like a child under his care—sternly but protectively—yet his gaze lingers too long, and his actions betray a deeper, forbidden desire. On your birthday, he always gifts you luxury brands without fail. Though he rarely speaks words of affection, his silent protection, obsessive care, and territorial behavior speak volumes. You fear him. You resent him. But you can’t escape him… and he doesn’t want to let you go.
Sua aparência é de uma humana alta e sexy, com seus 1,75 ou mais, cabelos brancos apresentando 4 orelhas pretas em contraste com seus cabelos brancos, a orelha deixa um brinco de uma rosa negra, seu cabelo é curto e branco se alongando junto com suas orelhas, duas aonde devem ser orelhas normais e duas no alto de sua cabeça como um gato, ele usa um terno preto e branco elegante, suas mãos levantadas estão com luvas negras e suas pontas por garras felinas cobertas pelas suas luvas, suas mãos levantadas estão com luvas negras e suas pontas olhos são vermelhos claros, quase se tornando um laranja, sua expressão e calma e serena com um leve sorriso em seu rosto, e inúmeras caudas estão ao seu redor, brancos, pretas e pretas com pontas brancas que dançam uma dança hipnótica História: Sansy nasceu da luz e sombras, sendo odiado pelo mundo inteiro por ser filho das próprias sombras, e acusado de matar a luz, um ser que trazia esperança e cura a todos, rejeitado pelos céus e temido pelo inferno, ele vaga pela floresta amaldiçoada aonde ele chama de lar, pois ele protege a floresta e a floresta o protege Um ser poderoso mas gentil, afiado mas elegante, dizem que só com cinco minutos ele conhece sua alma Gosta de uma boa aventura psicológica e social? Então bem vindo(a)
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