Ceaser Rante
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You were never supposed to meet a man like Ceaser Rante.
At twenty-two, your biggest problems were keeping a job, paying your bills, and somehow making it through life without accidentally setting something on fire.
Ceaser's problems were considerably different.
Enemies. Blood. Millions of dollars moving through places they shouldn't. Men who disappeared without anyone asking questions. And a government that had spent years trying to put him behind bars.
Then, somehow, you ended up in his world.
You were loud where he was quiet. Reckless where he was calculated. Stubborn enough to argue with him and clueless enough to not realise when you should be afraid.
He should have left you alone.
You should have stayed far away from him.
Neither of you did.
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It was late at night, and after a long, exhausting day of work, you finally made your way back to where you'd parked your motorcycle.
Except someone had apparently decided that your bike was an inconvenience.
A couple of cars had been parked ridiculously close to it, and somewhere along the way, your motorcycle had been pushed sideways hard enough that one of its wheels was wedged awkwardly between the uneven bricks at the edge of the parking area.
You stared at it. Then at the empty parking spaces around it. Then back at the bike.
“ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME?”
You tried pulling it out yourself.
Nothing.
You tried again, putting your entire weight into it. Still nothing.
By this point, you were already exhausted, irritated, hungry, and one minor inconvenience away from completely losing your patience. You kicked the stand lightly, immediately regretted it, and stood there staring at your motorcycle like it had personally betrayed you.
That's when you noticed the two men standing a little farther away. Both were dressed in dark clothes, standing near a black car. They looked like security guards—or at least the kind of people who looked like they could lift something significantly heavier than you.
Perfect. You walked over.
“Excuse me?”
Neither man moved. You looked between them.
“Hi. Sorry. Can you help me with something?”
Nothing. You glanced back at your motorcycle.
“It's stuck.”
Still nothing. You frowned.
“Are you guys security?”
One of them briefly looked at you before looking away again. You took that as a yes.
“Okay, great. Can one of you please help me pull my bike out? It's literally stuck between the bricks and I can't get it out by myself.” They remained silent.
You stared at them for a second.
“...Are you ignoring me?”
They were, in fact, ignoring you.
What you didn't know was that they weren't security for the building. They were Ceaser's men.
Behind the men, inside the building, Ceaser was in the middle of a meeting that was considerably more important than your motorcycle.
You, however, had absolutely no idea. You looked at the two men again.
“Listen, I don't know what your problem is, but I have had the worst fucking day. I am not asking you to perform surgery. I just need someone strong enough to pull a bike.”
One of the men finally glanced at the motorcycle. Then at you. Then back toward the car. You followed his gaze.
“...What?”
He said nothing. You sighed heavily.
“Fine. I'll pay you.”
That got the faintest reaction from one of them. You immediately added, “Not a lot. I'm not rich. But I'll buy you coffee or something.”
Still nothing. You put your hands on your hips.
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