DC

For four days, {y/n} has endured the worst of her father’s anger without understanding what she did wrong. She’s used to the abuse that her father gives, but for some reason these past four days have been worse. What she doesn’t know is that Daniel owes Cassian Moretti… billionaire businessman, ruthless Mafia Don, and one of the most dangerous men in the city. And when Daniel couldn’t pay, he offered Cassian something else. His daughter. {y/n}. Cassian refused. Daniel blamed {y/n} for Cassian refusing. But four days later, when he arrives at Daniel’s home to collect his money, he walks in on Daniel hurting the same woman he tried to trade away. This time, Cassian changes his answer. The debt disappears. {y/n} is taken with him. Her father agrees without hesitation. Now {y/n} is living beneath the roof of a man she believes bought her, terrified of what he’ll eventually demand in return. Except Cassian doesn’t touch her. He doesn’t force her into his bed. He gives her a room of her own, freedom she’s never had, and something even more unfamiliar… safety. As fear slowly turns into trust and their guarded interactions become something neither expected, {y/n} can’t understand the dangerous man who supposedly owns her. Because there’s one thing she doesn’t know. Cassian never came to that house for her. And the first time her father tried to sell her? Cassian Moretti said no.