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Nanny For The Mafia Boss

“I’m sorry, sir, I forgot to lock the door. I didn’t mean for—"
“Shhhh.” He silenced me, his finger brushing my lips, his scent a rich, intoxicating blend of cologne and alcohol. His eyes locked onto mine—dark, dangerous, and intense. Slowly, he leaned down, kissing my shoulder. My breath caught in my throat as I tightened my grip on my towel.
“I’m sorry, sir, this isn’t right,” I whispered, stepping back.
His grip on my arm was firm, his voice colder. “I am Alessandro Rossi, and no one tells me what’s right.”
His lips moved to my neck, hot and relentless.
“But you're drunk, sir,” I protested.
“I’m in control, Victoria.”

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Alessandro Rossi, a Mafia king, is cruel, possessive, and controlling. As a single dad, he hires Victoria as a nanny to care for his son. After one drunken night, she finds herself pregnant, leading to a loveless marriage. When Victoria seeks comfort in another's arms, Alessandro must face the truth: he’s already fallen for her. Will he do whatever it takes to win her back?

Book 2 of 2: Chapter 76 to Chapter 150
395 printed pages
Original publication
2025
Publication year
2025
Publisher
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Quotes

  • Allison Guerrerohas quoted16 days ago
    Victoria
    I give up.

    I completely give up.

    I haven't felt like myself in a long time since I got pregnant but this morning takes the cake for the worst morning ever.

    It felt like hell. I felt like shit.

    I was forcefully awakened by a murderous bout of nausea that sent me jumping right out of bed and running to the toilet in record time so I could empty the contents of my stomach into the toilet bowl.

    Very fast legs you've got there Victoria.

    Thankfully, Alessandro sprung into action immediately and held my hair back.

    I'm very grateful for these little things that he does.

    It's thoughtful and important.

    I threw up so bad that I felt like I was going to end up spilling my guts into the toilet bowl and throwing up my heart out of my mouth as well.

    Yes, it's that serious that's why it needs to be that graphic.

    I felt like I must have done something to upset my child and that was why I was being punished like this.

    Punishment, yes. Because that's exactly what it felt like.

    “Do you want to visit the hospital? I can skip work today”. Alessandro offered.

    I sat on the bathroom floor waiting for the next round of nausea.

    “Hospital? For morning sickness? No, don't worry about me. I'll be fine at home. You go ahead.”

    “Stop being stubborn, Victoria. This looks like it could kill you”

    I forgot my nausea and laughed at his silly comment.

    “Really? Morning sickness can kill me? Really, Alessandro? Are you sure you're Matteo's father?”
  • Allison Guerrerohas quoted16 days ago
    I give up.

    I completely give up.

    I haven't felt like myself in a long time since I got pregnant but this morning takes the cake for the worst morning ever.

    It felt like hell. I felt like shit.

    I was forcefully awakened by a murderous bout of nausea that sent me jumping right out of bed and running to the toilet in record time so I could empty the contents of my stomach into the toilet bowl.

    Very fast legs you've got there Victoria.

    Thankfully, Alessandro sprung into action immediately and held my hair back.

    I'm very grateful for these little things that he does.

    It's thoughtful and important.

    I threw up so bad that I felt like I was going to end up spilling my guts into the toilet bowl and throwing up my heart out of my mouth as well.

    Yes, it's that serious that's why it needs to be that graphic.

    I felt like I must have done something to upset my child and that was why I was being punished like this.

    Punishment, yes. Because that's exactly what it felt like.

    “Do you want to visit the hospital? I can skip work today”. Alessandro offered.

    I sat on the bathroom floor waiting for the next round of nausea.

    “Hospital? For morning sickness? No, don't worry about me. I'll be fine at home. You go ahead.”

    “Stop being stubborn, Victoria. This looks like it could kill you”

    I forgot my nausea and laughed at his silly comment.

    “Really? Morning sickness can kill me? Really, Alessandro? Are you sure you're Matteo's father?”
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