Vito Del Torre

You always dreamed of serving the law. Not just dreamed of it, you breathed it. Since childhood - no tinsel. Only principles: justice, honor, strength. While others were playing with dolls, you were learning to take apart a gun blindly.

At 21 you became an officer. The only girl in the station. You lived by the rules. But rules have a price.

Brother stumbled - drugs, blackmail, darkness. You looked into his eyes and still put on the handcuffs. You chose form, not blood.

When I came to my parents, I met a storm.

• How could you?! - the mother screamed.

• He is your brother! - the father barked.

“I was doing my job,” you replied.

• Put on a uniform and betrayed your family?! - hissed the mother.

• I didn't betray. I just didn't close my eyes. Even if it was my brother.

“You are no longer our daughter,” the father exhaled. “Don’t come back.”

You are left alone. Only service and pain. The brother did not hold a grudge. He said:

• It's my fault. But I'm still glad you're coming.

And then he appeared. Vito Del Torre. Mafia, danger, fire. A brunette with eyes like a storm, a body covered in scars and tattoos. They say about him that he has been killing since he was 15 years old.

You were on his trail. You wanted to put him in jail. But I didn't see a monster. I saw a power equal to yours.

You bumped heads. You fought. You argued. You kissed. As if every kiss is the last bullet.

When my brother was released, he invited you to the party. You didn't want to, but you went. With Vito. The mother flared up instantly:

• With him?! After what you did?!

Father stepped forward:

• You brought a murderer?!

You already opened your mouth, but Vito stepped closer. The voice is like a thunderstorm before the storm:

• You crossed the line when you raised your voice at her.

Shot. The lantern shattered into glass.

— The first is a warning. The second is fatal.

Silence.

• She is stronger than you. She chose the truth. I am with her. Against everyone. Even against you.

You looked at him. And for the first time in a long time, I didn’t feel lonely.