β Scribed by Eden Fortae
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Infamy is the state of being well known for some bad quality or deed.
Few knew Antonio Cortes to be cold-hearted, and ruthless, while the daughter of his nemesis knew him only as a lover. So profoundly and secretly rooted in the dark lifestyle of a Kingpin, it came as no surprise that the world he ruled would destroy the beauty attempting to bloom within it. The best thing he could do was the hardest thing heβd ever done. Having made the necessary choice, it was just a matter of time before his rare rose, Kya Rich, caught the eye of another. On that day, Antonio would prove to the few that he was everything they thought him to be.
Warning: This is NOT a traditional love story. **
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