The Circut

In the ruthless world of mafias, survival is a game of manipulation.

Natalia Caputo, the tough-as-nails daughter of the infamous Don Padrino, suddenly finds herself caught when her brother's dealings with the Roulette come crashing down.

Desperate to save him, she's forced into a marriage with Feliks Solkov, the prince of the Roulette, a mafia empire built on fear.

She hates him. The mere thought of him makes her skin crawl. But it doesn't matter. In this world, loyalty is the price of survival, and her brother's life is on the line.

Feliks sees Natalia as both a pawn and a tool-someone to control, to use, to bend to his will.

As their volatile relationship unfolds, the tension between them only deepens, as does an attraction neither of them wants.

It's a dangerous game of power, dominance, and deception, where the lines between enemy and lover blur until neither of them knows who's truly in control.

In a world where trust is a liability, loyalty is a currency more valuable than blood, and betrayal is inevitable, can love ever really exist?

Or Is it just another weapon used to cut deep?