Mafia Captive

Faith Jacobson sees something she was never meant to see: a mob killing. Moments later she is about to die, until Angelo Raspallo makes an odd decision and offers her to his brother Leo as a gift. Leo has kept his distance from the family trade, but he is no saint. He is troubled by his darker sexual cravings, one of which is a desire to keep a slave, and when Angelo reshapes the night so that Leo looks like the man who rescued Faith, his principles are put under real pressure.

Faith has no interest in kink, and even a mild spanking fills her with a terror that Leo cannot stand to witness. The gift quickly becomes a burden as he struggles with how to handle her presence in his home. Letting her go is an option, but Angelo is not a man who tolerates loose ends, and Faith's survival rests entirely on Leo's willingness to spare her. He views her as a precious thing kept behind glass, something he can see but never touch. The story asks whether owning her would be enough for him.