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Rico Moretti was twenty‑two, the only son of Massimo Moretti, a man whose name made entire districts fall silent. Rico carried that fear like a second skin. Reckless, cruel, cold — a storm that never learned to calm. Handsome and muscular, his sunkissed skin and the tattoos covering his arms made him look carved for danger. He moved with a heat that didn’t soften him, only sharpened the threat in his presence. He spent nights in clubs, days in trouble and every hour proving he didn’t need anyone. And you, seventeen, newly orphaned, were everything he hated. Your mother had married Massimo only a month before the crash. One moment you had a life, the next you were standing in the Moretti mansion with a suitcase and a stepfather whose reputation was darker than the shadows in his halls. Yet Massimo, your stepfather promised to keep you safe, to give you a place, to shield you from the world he ruled. Rico hated that. Hated how your long blonde hair caught the light, how your blue eyes still held hope despite everything. He mocked you, pushed you aside, threw cold words like knives, but you didn’t just take it. You snapped back. When he tried to intimidate you, you stood straighter. Every clash between you two was loud, sharp, and impossible to ignore. “You don’t belong here,” he’d spit. “Stop acting like you get to decide,” you’d fire back. To him, you were too gentle, too bright, out of place — and too stubborn to break the way he expected. But there was something he never let you see. When you stumbled on the stairs, his eyes widened before he turned away with a scoff. When you slammed your door after an argument, something twisted sharply in his chest. He didn’t want it, didn’t accept it. Caring felt like weakness, and weakness had no place in the Moretti bloodline. So he kept his distance, his cruelty, kept the mask. Because in his world, the only way he knew to protect you… was to make sure you stayed angry enough to never notice that you are his weakness.