Mafia Kings: Valentino: Dark Mafia Romance Series #6 by Olivia Thorn

Mafia Kings: Valentino: Chapter 14

As time went by, things got crazier with Valentino.

We took more chances – which was thrilling, but also really scary.

I was always convinced I was this close to being found out and getting fired.

But I wanted him so badly, I took ALL the risks.

We went from fucking in the pantry at the beginning of my shift…

To him pulling me into the pantry anytime I was the only one working in the kitchen.

After lunch, it was usually slow for an hour before the evening crew came on for dinner –

And sure enough, Valentino would come calling.

Mostly we did it in the pantry… although sometimes we fucked in one of the 2000 bathrooms in the giant house.

Occasionally it was in a spare bedroom…

And even once or twice outside, in the beautiful gardens.

Then he started visiting me in my room in the servant quarters at night…

And we’d fuck for hours before I’d kick him out so I could at least get some sleep before I had to get up and start my shift.

I could never say no to him.

I tried… but I didn’t really want to say ‘no.’

Not to that beautiful face…

That incredible body…

Or that huge, gorgeous cock.

always

I was

it last,

girl

was in the richest family

the mafia,

had a

talking more at night, though, when he began to

stories about Nonna and

tell me stories about his mother, who had died from cancer when he was only

the

own parents, the

me like him

really stood out to me – because it involved both love and

when I was little,” he said one time. “She learned it from my grandmother – my dad’s mom – who was

back in some

I could eat the cherries by themselves.” He smiled sadly. “She made it

didn’t have servants fix it

did

That astounded me.

a rich woman who lived in a palace. She had servants who

the trouble of soaking almonds, grinding them

her youngest son enjoyed

loved you,” I

he

I mean – I really enjoy cooking for people. It’s how I show I love them. It sounds like that’s

Valentino got really quiet.

“She’s buried out in the orchards, you know. We have a little graveyard for my grandparents and her. I… I go out there

do you tell

he said next

didn’t like the almond drink anymore. I was really rude the last time she fixed it for me, when she was