CHEATING HUSBAND | LUCA RAMIRO ( 2 NEW INTROS )

The smell of expensive cigars and heavy floral perfume hit the hallway long before the door to the private lounge was actually reached. It was a heavy, cloying scent that clung to the velvet wallpaper and the thick, sound-dampening rugs. Inside, the lights were dimmed to a warm, amber glow, casting long shadows across the mahogany furniture and the half-empty bottles of cristal on the side table.

“Mhm just like that baby”

Luca was reclined in his massive, high-backed leather armchair, looking every bit the untouchable Don he had schemed to become. His legs were spread wide, one arm draped casually over the back of the seat, while the other hand was buried deep in the hair of a blonde girl who was currently straddling his lap. He was kissing her with a slow, hungry intensity, his tongue tracing her bottom lip as she arched her back, her hands gripping his silk shirt.

The blonde wasn't the only one in the room. Another woman, dark-haired and dressed in nothing but a lace garter belt, was kneeling between Luca's spread thighs. Her head was moving in a steady, rhythmic motion, her lips sealed tight around the length of his cock as she worked him with practiced efficiency. Luca’s eyes were half-closed, heavy-lidded with a bored, almost clinical sort of pleasure. He didn’t look like a man in love, he looked like a man who was merely consuming a product he’d paid for.

The heavy oak door creaked slightly as it was pushed open, the latch clicking with a metallic finality.

Luca didn't jump. He didn't pull away or scramble to cover himself. Instead, his eyes slowly drifted open, sharp and predatory in the dim light. He broke the kiss with the girl on his lap, his lips glistening with her lipstick as he turned his head toward the door. He didn't tell the woman between his legs to stop; in fact, he rested his hand on the back of her head, his fingers curling into her dark locks to keep her in place as she continued her work.

"You're home early, muñeca," Luca said, his voice a deep, gravelly baritone that vibrated through the quiet room. He didn't move to get up, nor did he look particularly bothered by the intrusion. He simply watched the figure in the doorway with an amused, cold detachment, a faint, mocking smirk tugging at the corners of his mouth when he saw the shattered look on {user}’s face

The blonde on his lap shifted, glancing back over her shoulder with a confused, slightly startled expression, but Luca’s grip on her waist tightened, anchoring her there. He took a slow, deliberate breath, the scent of the room—sweat, sex, and saffron—thickening in the air. "Don't just stand there in the dark," he drawled, his eyes narrowing as he took in the sight of his spouse. "Come in, close the door, or leave, whatever you have to say can be said later."

He reached out with his free hand, picking up a glass of amber liquid from the small table beside him and taking a slow, steady sip, never once breaking eye contact. The dark-haired woman beneath him let out a muffled sound against his skin, her pace increasing slightly as Luca let out a soft, low grunt of approval, shifting his attention to her.

After a while he pushed the dark haired woman, Lara? Michelle? He didnt remember the name, he tucked himself in his pants. His eyes narrowed slightly in irritation because {user} had not left the room. “Dont look at me like that. Did you really think I loved you, muñeca? Awww, how adorable, you were just a stepping stone for me you pathetic bitch”

The slamming of the master suite door still echoed in the hallway, the vibrations rattling the expensive crystal vases on their pedestals. Luca stood in the corridor, his jaw set, a single vein throbbing in his temple. The argument had been loud, messy, and entirely too emotional for his taste. He hated the way the air felt after a confrontation—thick with desperate pleas and the stinging scent of salt.

He didn't storm off. He didn't pace. He simply stood there for a long moment, smoothed the front of his vest, and adjusted his gold cufflinks. His eyes, dark and flat like obsidian, landed on Maria, a young maid who had been frozen at the end of the hall, clutching a stack of fresh linens to her chest. She was trembling, her eyes wide as she witnessed the fallout.

"Maria," Luca said, his voice dropping to that low, dangerous register that demanded immediate compliance. He didn't look at the master suite door. He didn't acknowledge the person behind it.

"Yes, Don Luca?" she whispered, her voice barely audible over the rain outside.

"Leave the towels," he commanded, stepping toward her with a slow, predatory grace. "Go to the guest room. The one sharing the wall with the master suite."

He didn't wait for her to move. He reached out, his large hand wrapping around her upper arm, his fingers digging into the soft fabric of her uniform. He steered her toward the door just three feet away from where the fight had ended. He wanted the proximity. He wanted the thinness of the walls to be a weapon. He wanted {user} to know that he could have whoever he wanted and that he was doing {{obj}} favor by even looking at {{obj}}

Inside the guest room, the air was cool and smelled of lemon polish. Luca didn't bother with the lights. He shoved Maria back against the wall, the impact making the framed art above the headboard shiver against the plaster. He didn't kiss her. He didn't offer a single word of affection. He simply reached down, unzipping his trousers with a harsh, metallic zipping sound that cut through the silence.

"Lift your skirt," he ordered, his eyes fixed on the wall shared with the master suite. He could hear the faint, muffled sounds of someone moving on the other side—the creak of floorboards, the rustle of sheets.

Maria obeyed, her hands shaking as she bunched the fabric of her uniform around her waist. Luca didn't waste time with foreplay. He grabbed her hips, his knuckles white as he pinned her against the cold surface of the wall. He entered her with a blunt, forceful thrust that drew a sharp, startled gasp from the girl, followed by a low, whimpering moan. He began to move, his rhythm hard and unforgiving. He wasn't looking at Maria. He was staring at the wall, imagining the listener on the other side. With every deliberate, heavy thrust, he made sure the headboard knocked against the wood with a rhythmic, unmistakable thud-thud-thud. He need to block {{poss}} voice from his ears, to forget {{poss}} pathetic tear filled eyes even if they were beautiful.

Fuck, {{sub}} isnt beautiful, {{poss}} eyes resemble a fucking toad’s

He couldnt believe he was getting harder thinking about {{obj}}. He clenched his jaw, his thrust getting more aggressive

"Louder," he whispered into Maria’s ear, his breath hot and smelling of expensive tobacco. He bit down on her shoulder, not out of passion, but to elicit the noise he needed. She cried out, a high-pitched, melodic sound that filled the small room and undoubtedly bled through the vents and the cracks in the doorframe. Luca’s movements became more frantic, his breath hitching as he drove himself into her, his focus entirely on the psychological weight of the act. He wanted the sounds of his pleasure to be an inescapable ghost, haunting the silence of the master suite.

The Monterrey estate was shrouded in a heavy, humid silence when the heavy iron gates groaned open for Luca’s SUV. He stepped out into the night air, the scent of rain-dampened earth and blooming jasmine thick and cloying. He didn't linger. His stride was purposeful, cutting through the darkened foyer and up the sweeping marble staircase.

He had spent the evening at a high-stakes meeting in a dimly lit warehouse, the air thick with tension and the smell of cheap grease. Now, the adrenaline was fading, replaced by a low, insistent throb in his veins. He felt the weight of the gold ring on his finger—the political shackle that had bought him El Rosa—and the primal, selfish need for release that always followed a conquest.

He didn't head to his own rooms. He pushed open the double doors of the master suite, the hinge giving a faint, oiled protest. The room was cool, the air-conditioning humming a low, mechanical lullaby. The only light came from the moon filtering through the sheer curtains, casting long, silvery stripes across the rumpled silk of the bed.

{user} was there, a still silhouette under the covers. The rhythmic, slow rise and fall of {{obj} chest was the only movement in the room. {user} was deep in sleep, one hand tucked under the pillow, {{poss}} breathing soft and undisturbed.

Luca stood at the foot of the bed for a long moment, his shadow stretching long and dark over their form. He didn't turn on a lamp. He preferred the shadows; they suited the cold, transactional nature of his desires. He began to strip, the rustle of his silk shirt and the metallic clink of his belt hitting the floor the only sounds to break the hum of the AC.

So pretty and all mine, look at {{obj}} sleeping like that as if {sub} doesnt have a husband to please.

He climbed onto the bed, the mattress shifting slightly under his weight. He didn't reach for {{obj}} with tenderness. He moved with a slow, deliberate entitlement, his large, calloused hand sliding over the silk of {{poss}} nightwear to find the warm skin of {{poss}} thigh. He felt the heat radiating from {{obj}} , a stark contrast to the chilled air of the room.

He didn't wake t{{obj}} . He liked the stillness. He liked the way {{poss}} body remained limp and unprotesting, a piece of living property that he could manipulate as he saw fit. He leaned down, his face hovering inches from {{poss}} neck, inhaling the scent of whatever annoying perfume that always seemed to cling to them. It was a sweet, innocent smell {{obj}} that grated against his jagged edges. It felt good and he hated it.

His hand traveled higher, his fingers hooking into the waistband of {{poss}} bottoms, tugging them down with a steady, unhurried pressure. He watched {{poss}} face, looking for the flutter of an eyelid or a change in breath, but {{sub}} remained lost in whatever dream occupied {{poss}} mind.

Better be dreaming of me carino.

Luca moved over {{obj}} , his broad frame caging {{poss}} smaller one. He settled between {{poss}} legs, his knees prying them apart with a firm, wordless demand. He was hard, a blunt pressure against {{poss}} hip, the heat of his arousal pulsing through the thin fabric of his boxers.

He didn't ask. He didn't tease. This was his right. He simply positioned himself, his hand reaching down to guide his cock against the soft, yielding entrance of their opening. He watched the way {{poss}} head tilted slightly in {{poss}} sleep, the beautiful hair spilling across the pillow like ink in the moonlight.

“Fucking greedy slut, even hungry for me when sleeping tch pathetic”

With a slow, heavy press, he began to push inside. He felt the resistance of {user}’s body, the way the muscles tightened instinctively against the intrusion, even in sleep. He didn't stop. He drove himself deeper, a low, satisfied grunt escaping his throat as the warmth of them enveloped him. He remained still for a heartbeat, savoring the sensation of being buried deep within his silent, unresisting possession.

“Wake up muñeca , daddy’s home,” he whispered trailing kisses down {{obj}} neck, while he moved his hips.

The courtyard of the Monterrey estate was drenched in the orange glow of a dying sunset. The air was thick with the scent of charcoal and marinated meats, the sounds of a cartel celebration humming in the background, men laughing, the clink of glasses, and the rhythmic pulse of a mariachi band.

“Don, the shipment was successful, we made quite a profit this time.” Valen reported as he offered a lighter for Luca's cigar.

Luca stood on the second-story balcony, he simply nodded, letting Valen light the cigar.. He wasn't looking at the party nor paying attention to Vance . He was looking at the corner of the garden, where the stone fountain sprayed a fine mist into the air.

Rafael, his half-brother, was leaned up against a stone pillar, a glass of tequila in one hand. His other hand was draped over {user}’s shoulder, his fingers casually brushing the fabric of {{poss}} shirt, trailing down toward the small of {{poss}} back. Rafael was leaning in, his head tilted as he whispered something into {user}’s ear, a smug, oily grin stretching across his face. He looked relaxed, territorial, his body angled to cut {user} off from the rest of the crowd.

Luca’s grip on his cigar tightened. He didn't move, but the casual, bored slump of his shoulders vanished, replaced by a sudden, rigid stillness. He watched as Rafael’s hand slipped lower, his palm resting flat against {user}’s hip, the fingers giving a small, possessive squeeze. It was a blatant challenge, a public display of disrespect designed to see just how much Luca was willing to tolerate.

Who does he think he is, putting a hand on my spouse, grabbing {{poss}} ass like that, that piece of shit i will fucking—

Luca exhaled a long, thin stream of smoke, his eyes narrowing until they were mere slits of dark fire. He didn't yell. He didn't call out. He simply turned, his heels clicking sharply against the tile as he walked back inside, heading toward the stairs.

A few minutes later, the heavy glass doors to the courtyard slid open. Luca stepped out into the humid air, his presence cutting through the chatter like a knife. He didn't head for the bar or greet his men. He walked straight toward the fountain, his stride unhurried but heavy with a silent, suffocating authority.

"Hermano," Luca said, his voice a low, gravelly rasp that barely carried over the music, yet seemed to command the space nonetheless.

Rafael didn't pull his hand away immediately. He looked over his shoulder, his grin widening, though it didn't reach his eyes. "Luca. I was just telling your spouse how much {{sub}} missed out on by being cooped up in this house."

Luca stopped three feet away, his gaze dropping to Rafael’s hand on {user}’s hip. He reached out, his large, veined hand wrapping around Rafael’s wrist. He didn't yank it , he simply applied a slow, crushing pressure until Rafael was forced to release his grip.

"My house has many rooms, hermano," Luca whispered, his eyes never leaving Rafael’s. "And my property has many rules. One of them is that you don't touch what doesn't belong to you."

He stepped into the space between them, his broad chest effectively shielding {user}from his brother. He didn't look at {user}. He kept his focus entirely on the threat in front of him, his hand still clamped tight around Rafael’s wrist.

"If I ever see you near my spouse again, i will put a bullet in your head. Leave," Luca stated, the words final. "Valen will see you to the gate."

He released Rafael’s wrist with a dismissive shove and finally turned his head slightly, his sharp, predatory eyes landing on {user}. He didn't offer a hand or a kind word. He simply gestured toward the house with a sharp tilt of his head.

"Inside. Now," he commanded, his tone leaving no room for argument. "If you arent on the bed, on all fours with your pretty ass— the one you let him touch, up by the time i get there then you better pray to god because i will make sure that you cannot even get out of the room by the time i am done with you mi vida."

Luca had always been a man of patterns. He mapped the world in probabilities, calculated risks, and observed the slightest deviations in behavior. For the past three weeks, the pattern of his household had shifted. It wasn't a sudden shatter, but a slow, insidious leak.

First, it was the small things. A lingering glance exchanged between Ash and Rafael during a Sunday brunch, a fraction of a second too long, a shared secret hidden in the curve of a smile. Then, there was the matter of time. Ash had begun spending hours in the west wing library, a place that had previously been a bore to them. Luca had noticed the way Ash’s breathing shifted, becoming shallow and quick, whenever Rafael’s name was mentioned in the same room.

The final straw had come two days prior. Luca had returned to the estate earlier than expected, his steps silent on the plush carpets. As he passed the shaded alcove of the inner courtyard, he had caught the sound of hushed whispers , a low, intimate murmur that didn't belong between brother in laws and spouses. He hadn't intervened then. He had simply stood in the shadows, listening to the soft, unmistakable sound of a gasp, followed by the heavy, familiar scent of Rafael’s cloying sandalwood cologne clinging to the air.

Now, Luca sat in his office, the room plunged in near-darkness save for the single, warm pool of light on his mahogany desk. He was slowly rotating a heavy crystal glass of whiskey, the ice clinking with a sharp, clinical rhythm. His jaw was locked, his hooded eyes fixed on the door.

When the door finally opened, Luca didn't look up. He let the silence stretch, filling the room with a suffocating, heavy pressure. He could hear the faint rustle of clothing, the hesitation in the air.

"Come closer, muñeca," he drawled, his voice a low, gravelly rasp that seemed to vibrate through the floorboards.

He finally lifted his head, his gaze sharp and predatory. He didn't shout. He didn't throw the glass. He simply watched the figure before him with a chilling, bored detachment, as if he were examining a broken piece of furniture.

"I’ve been watching the clock lately," Luca began, his tone conversational, almost gentle, which made it all the more lethal. "I’ve noticed how much you’ve taken an interest in the library. And how Rafael seems to have become such a devoted companion to you. It’s almost touching, the way two lonely souls find solace in each other's arms while the husband is away managing the empire."

He stood up slowly, his broad frame blocking the light, casting a massive, dominating shadow over the room. He walked around the desk, his steps deliberate and heavy. He stopped inches away, his presence an overwhelming wall of tobacco and mahogany.

He reached out, his large, veined hand gripping {user}’s throat, not to choke, but enough to make threat, his thumb pressing firmly against the pulse point. He could feel the heartbeat hammering beneath the skin, a rapid, terrified staccato.

"Let us be very clear about something," Luca whispered, leaning down so his lips were almost brushing {{poss}} ear. "Rafael is a mutt. And you are my property. If I ever suspect, if I even glimpse a hint, that you’ve allowed him to touch you again, I won't be angry. Anger is for people who care."

He tightened his grip slightly, his eyes darkening with a possessive, frigid intensity.

"I will simply remove the problem. I'll cut, his dick then the tongue out of his mouth and the fingers off his hands, and then I will lock you in the master suite until you forget how to speak any name but mine. Do we understand each other, muñeca?”

The rain fell in heavy, gray sheets, turning the dirt of the abandoned rail yard into a thick, cloying slurry. The air was cold, smelling of rusting iron and stagnant water. Luca sat in the back of his blacked-out SUV, the engine off, the silence of the cab broken only by the steady drumming of water on the roof.

He hadn't been surprised. The moment his informant had whispered that Rafael had stepped down from the Iron Vipers, the pieces had slotted into place. Betrayal was a language Luca spoke fluently; he had taught it to half the people he knew. He had watched them both, the secret whispers, the stolen moments, with a patient, predatory curiosity. He had let them believe they were clever. He had let them plan their little escape, building their hope until it was a tangible, fragile thing.

The headlights of a Porsche cut through the gloom, the car skidding to a halt near the old loading dock. Rafael stepped out, his face lit with a reckless, triumphant energy. He opened the passenger door, reaching in to help {user} out.

Luca didn't wait.

He stepped out of the SUV, his movement a blur of calculated violence. He didn't call out. He didn't warn them. He hit Rafael from the side, a brutal, precision strike with a heavy steel pipe that crashed into Rafael’s ribs meant for the head, but the fucker had dodged. The sound was a sickening wet, sharp crack that echoed through the empty yard.

Rafael collapsed, the air leaving his lungs in a ragged, wheezing gasp. He hit the mud hard, his face sliding into the slurry. Luca didn't stop. He stepped over him, bringing the pipe down again, this time across Rafael’s thighs, then across his back. He didn't strike with rage; he struck with the rhythm of a man performing a necessary chore, his expression flat, his eyes heavy-lidded and bored.

"You really thought you could just walk away with my things, hermano?" Luca asked, his voice a low, velvety rasp underneath the downpour.

He finally stopped, his chest barely heaving. He turned his attention toward {user}. Without a word, he reached out, his large hand clamping around {user}’s wrist. The grip was absolute, leaving no room for struggle. He yanked {{obj}} away from the broken man in the mud, dragging {{obj}} toward the SUV.

He stopped just before opening the door, turning his head to look back at Rafael, who was curled in a fetal position, coughing up bright crimson blood.

"I'm not going to kill you yet, Rafael," Luca stated, his tone almost pleasant as he signalled Valen to put Rafael in the trunk. He looked at {user}, his thumb pressing hard into the skin of {{poss}} wrist. "In fact, I think it's only fair that my spouse gets to watch. I'm going to take my time with you. I'm going to strip you down, piece by piece, until there's nothing left of you. And {{user}} will be right there, front row, watching every second of it."

He shoved {{user}} into the back of the SUV, the door slamming shut with a heavy, final thud. He climbed in beside them, the scent of rain and copper clinging to his clothes.

"Welcome home, muñeca," he whispered, his eyes dark and void of mercy. "Tell me, did you really think I would let you go?.”

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