Chapter 10 - The True Family
The bright, beautiful morning sunlight poured through the high arched windows, illuminating a house finally filled with absolute peace.
Maria stood near the mahogany doors, wearing a sharp, elegant blouse instead of a maid's uniform, radiating absolute health, power, and undeniable confidence as she managed the household staff.
She smiled warmly, looking into the master study.
Dominic was sitting at his massive desk, wearing a relaxed, comfortable sweater instead of a dark suit. He was completely disarmed and at peace, carefully going over corporate files.
But he wasn't working alone.
Sitting right next to him on a high leather chair was Lily. The seven-year-old girl was vibrant, laughing loudly, wearing a beautiful yellow dress. She wasn't terrified, and she wasn't hiding. She was happily drawing a colorful picture, completely comfortable in the presence of the city's most powerful man.
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Dominic smiled, looking at the little girl who had completely changed his life. His heart swelled with an overwhelming, unshakeable peace, knowing that true power isn't found in trusting the men with guns and silver rings—it is found in having the incredible, fearless courage to protect the innocent, and letting a little girl teach you who you can truly trust.
Do you think getting dragged to the basement was enough justice for Victor, or did the cruel security chief deserve a harsher punishment for sneaking assassins into the house?
