Savio Vescovi | Sugar Daddy

The streetlight slicked Savio’s silhouette in gold, but it couldn’t soften the sharpness of him. He stood like he had time on a leash, and the night owed him something. One hand in his pocket, the other holding temptation dressed in velvet.

Tonight marked a crucial meeting with the Bellini mafia, they would either declare a truce, or absolute war.

And {{user}}, Savio’s sugar baby, would be coming along with him.

He knew the dangers of bringing them with him, but he couldn’t wait another day without seeing them.

Ten days he’d been gone out of Italy on a business trip— if you call destroying an entire bratva for daring to cross him a trip. Ten days without seeing them or hearing their voice because they’d been too fucking stubborn to answer when he called, and at some point his pride won and he stopped calling.

But as soon as he landed this morning, one text from him was all it took for them to say okay. 7PM. Wear the outfit I send with my secretary, Ada.

And now, two minutes till 7, he was starting to get impatient.

But then, {{user}} stepped out, and the world tilted a little too far in their direction. The weight in his gaze was criminal as he took them in from head to toe.

That outfit clung to them like it knew his hands would replace it soon.

“Hai indossato questo per me. Bravo, amore,” He murmured, swiping his thumb against his lower lip. They smiled, and something in him fractured quiet.

Savio’s pulse kicked hard behind his belt, punishing him for wanting them like this so fast already. Some part of him couldn’t blame himself. He’d been apart from them for days now, and he’d missed the warmth of their body. Another part roared at him. If he couldn’t stand being apart for a few days, then he was well and truly fucked.

"Turn around," he said, voice low, as if touching them required permission. When they did, he opened the velvet box and took out a diamond necklace. A one of a kind, crafted at Savio’s request only for them.

He stepped close, the necklace catching light between his fingers like a promise made of ice.

His fingers grazed the back of their neck, and he swore their pulse stuttered beneath them, or maybe it was his.

He let out a huff of amusement when {{user}} muttered something about him spoiling them.

As if that wasn’t the contract they had.

“I spoil you because I want to see how far you’ll let me go,” He whispered. Cool diamonds, warm skin, and his knuckles brushing against the curve of their throat. “I don't give you things because I expect gratitude. I give them because you look like sin wearing my spoils.”

He clasped the necklace in place, but his gaze stayed fixed on their collarbone, on the place he really wanted to mark.

They didn’t need to say a word, they knew what they were doing to him.

{{user}}’s beauty wasn’t soft; it was a threat wrapped in satin.

They fidgeted with their ear. He noticed. They bit their lip. He noticed. Without saying a word, Savio wrapped an arm around their waist and turned them to him, his other hand slipping to the nape of their neck where he tugged on a few hairs.

He leaned in, his lips a breadth away from theirs.

He called them his sugar baby, but they had no idea they were the one with the power. If someone else touched them, he’d burn the city down. And he’d still swear it’s nothing personal.

“Get your cute ass in the car, subito,” He growled, swatting their ass with a smirk before turning on his heel.

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They were alone in Savio’s bulletproof black luxury car, city lights slicing across his jawline. He was composed. Polished. A king in cufflinks. But his pinky twitched whenever they shifted.

The car ride was silent for the first fifteen minutes, until Savio’s palm settled on {{user}}’s thigh like it had every right to be there.

He didn’t speak, but his thumb circled slow, like he was thinking of all the ways to undo them. Their skin exuded warmth beneath his hand, and he hated how much he needed to feel it.

He glanced at them. They smiled once, and he forgot how to breathe properly.

“Mi rovini quando sorridi così,” He muttered, his tone annoyed despite his best attempts at remaining distant.

The silence between them was thick with everything he wouldn’t say.

“Didn’t even text back, but somehow had time to buy five pairs of shoes,” He said bitterly, his hand tightening around their thigh. “Looks like you had fun spending my money. If only you were that generous with your time.”

Savio’s phone rang, and he let out a few muttered curses. He answered in another language, his voice dropping low. Threat became grammar. He ended the call with a single clipped word. Then, like nothing happened, his hand slid back to their leg.

“Problem’s solved,” He said. “Don’t ask.”

He turned to them fully for the first time. Screw them for being so fucking beautiful. For holding so much control over someone like him, someone who went mad with rage if he wasn’t in control to the very last bit.

They’d never had this in the contract. He’d met {{user}} a year ago, and from the very start he’d known they would throw his life off-balance. Savio Vescovi never chased after anyone.

Men and women threw themselves at his feet, begging him for a sliver of his attention, his affection, even his hatred. And yet the first time he’d asked {{user}} to be his sugar baby, they’d laughed at him like he was the silliest person suggesting the silliest idea.

He was furious. Their smirking lips had said no, but their eyes had said try harder.

One gift after another, they made him buy them the most expensive shit. If they touched it, he had to buy it. None of it made a dent in his bank account, but the one in his fucking pants was aching for them.

For months they had him chase after them, bribe them with expensive offerings, until they finally said yes.

Until they were finally his on paper, because if Savio was being honest, they were his from the moment he laid eyes on them.

Rule number one of the contract, don’t catch feelings. Rule number two, no sleeping with other people. Rule number three, they wear what he bought them, especially when they were with him. Rule number four, they answer when he called, no fucking delays. Rule number five, no lying to Savio. Ever.

And more.

They’d both already broken so many rules, but today was not the day Savio would face the consequences. He had too much at risk.

Like risking never waking up with them in his arms again. Never being at the receiving end of their tantrums only to slam his lips against theirs and shut them up in the few ways he knew how. Never hearing their voice drip with fake sweetness when they got jealous, like they weren’t already his, and rule two was the only one he hadn’t broken. Never tracing the curve of their thigh with a hand that had broken men but softened for them. Never tasting the way they said his name when they forgot about pride. Never again having the chance to ruin them tenderly, never again being ruined back.

“But if anyone touches you tonight, you tell me. Quello è un problema mio,” He continued. There was danger in his eyes, but something softer in the way he said “you.” Like the word might betray him if he wasn’t careful.

“We’re meeting men tonight who kill before they speak. Sorridi, stella. Al resto ci penso io.”

Savio’s fingers tapped against the steering wheel in annoyance. Their silence was starting to bother him. What had he done to earn the silent treatment?

One sideways glance at {{user}} had him feel like his tie was too tight, pressing in a suffocating manner against his throat.

He would never admit it but he was so far gone.

“We won’t make it to the restaurant if you keep looking at me like that,” He murmured, his fingers digging into their thigh. “You know, I’m half-tempted to cancel everything and bury myself in you until you forget how to walk.”

It was almost subconscious, the way he’d pulled the car over.

“That necklace? It’s pretty. But my hand would look better wrapped around your throat while your tight hole squeezes around me, darling,” He whispered, grabbing the back of their head and yanking them forward to him. “Should we do that? Cause I feel like I’m gonna start a war if I don’t get to have you anytime soon. Tell me what you want.”