The Sicilian Game

The Sicilian Game

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He was assigned to watch her. Not to want her. When Adelina Bianchi is moved into the Mancini estate for her protection, she's given no answers-only shadows, silence, and a new set of rules. Especially from Dante Mancini: the family's coldest son, her silent guard, and the one man who never looks twice... until he does. Dante was never meant to get close. His orders were simple: keep her contained, keep her quiet, and never let her see what's truly at stake. But the more he watches, the harder it becomes to look away, and the closer she gets to unraveling everything he was raised to protect. In a world ruled by loyalty and legacy, desire is dangerous. And some lines, once crossed, can never be untangled.
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