Till Death

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Third person pov.

Verona a beautiful town where its people are always at war. More specifically between two families.
The Montegue and the Capulet.

Two families. Two enemies. Two gangs. Two mafias.
No one knows when this war started but it feels like forever.

*At the Capulet mansion*

A light brown hair eighteen years old girl march to a room wearing a black ripped jeans with a red cropped top. Red the families color.

Inside the room her father was sitting on his chair more like his throne.
He was in his early fifties. Black hair with slight grey hair. He was a bit chubby and had a mustache stuck to his face. Wearing a black suit.

Beside him stood a brunette woman in her late thirties. She wore red wine dress with black heels.

"You summoned me father." The young girl started.
"Yes Julia step forward." He put his hand in the air and gestured to come forward. And she did.

"You are eighteen now Julia." He started.
"Correct." Julia replied.
"You know what that means?!" He asked.
"Yes." she replied.

"And what does that mean?" He asked again.
"That I'm ready to get married." She replied not showing any emotion.
"Are you ready?"
"Yes father I'm ready."

When she turned to leave her father called her again and she turned back.
"You know what to do Julia." He said and she nodded her head.
"Don't disappoint us Julia you were trained your whole life for this. What's our motto?"

She looked at him and replied.
"Destroy in the name of love and family."
"Good my child. Your wedding will be in two days. BE READY!"
She nodded and left.

*At the Montegue mansion*

"Are you sure about that Romeo?" A blonde haired man with blue eyes asked.
Across from him sat a tall muscular man his hair were black and his eyes were colored in deep blue ocean.

"Yes Benvolio. Besides I do not have another choice. That was my father's wish before he died." Romeo replied.

"Exactly! You're the new don now! You can easily stop the contract."
Benvolio said.
"And cause another war. No not possible."

Before Benvolio could reply a laugh, a deep laugh cut them off.
"We're already at war Romeo. We always have we always will." A curled hair man with black eyes replied.

"Thank you Mercutio for reminding me." Romeo sighed.
"Besides if I stopped this wedding all the plans we have prepared will go to waste."

"Ugh..m I know." Mercutio sighed. "But you'll be attached to a girl now. You won't be able to have fun."
"If by having fun you mean drinking with you and having sex with random girls don't worry about that."

"What do you mean?" Benvolio asked.
"You think a stupid naive girl will stop me from having fun than your stupidly wrong my dear friends." Romeo smirked.

"You mean best friends." Mercutio corrected.
"Yeah yeah whatever makes you happy BEST FRIEND." Romeo replied.
And they all started laughing and drinking from what was left from the alcohol.

"Romeo." A woman called.
Everyone's head turned except for Romeo.
"Yes mother." He replied slightly drinking his whiskey.

"I want to talk to you." She told him.
He sighed and looked at his friends. They nodded their heads understood and got up and left.

The woman approached him. She had dark brown hair with blue eyes, that's probably where he took them from, and she was wearing a black dress that was perfect for her age. She was in her early fourties.

"Are you ready?" She asked sitting on one of the chairs across from him.
"Of course I am" he replied dryly.

"I can't believe your father would do something that stupid. How did he think that this marriage would stop this war. Didn't he know that the hate we have is deeper than anything else we have."

"Well it's a good thing he died then. Now I can perform my plan without worry."
"Yes I guess but be careful son."
"I will. Don't worry."
She got up and stood right next to him.
"I love you my lion." She said and left.
He didn't reply. He just continued sipping his drink.

*Two days later*

It was the awaiting day for both families. The union of the Montegue and the Capulets.

All the guests thought that the war will finally be over but what they didn't know is that it only just began.

And this marriage was solid proof of it.