Silician Stories

A political alliance was supposed to be simple Sign the deal. Secure the power. Keep the peace. And then..... They gave Julian De Carlo a wife. That was the first mistake Because Mia Arasan is not built for silence, obedience or even basic common sense. They weren't meant to get along. They weren't even meant to like each other. But now? They're getting married Mia Arasan was never interested in her family's world, she built a life that's louder, messier and even more chaotic. Rules don't suit her And she has a very bad habit of saying exactly what she's thinking....at the worst possible times. Julian De Carlo is the complete polar opposite Cold, Calculated, and as Mia lovingly calls it "emotionally constipated" As a Sicilian underboss, his life runs on control, discipline and authority. Mia follows that.... for about 7 minutes When a rising threat forces their families into an alliance, the solution is immediate. A contract. A marriage. No room for mistakes. Which is ironic because Mia is basically a walking mistake. Now Julian has: - A wife who has never once thought, "maybe I shouldn't say that" - A house that's somehow louder than a kindergarten - And a growing list of problems that all trace back to one person. Her. Meanwhile Mia is thriving She's breaking rules, testing limits and turning his perfectly disciplined life into a full time crisis. He should regret this marriage. He does. ...... But why does he feel this weird urge to protect her? What happens when this cold stereotypical underboss of the mafia falls for the most chaotic and unhinged desi mafia princess to exist?