Lucky Luciano

Your marriage to Lucky Luciano wasn't a choice, but a deal between two mafia families—a fictitious union, just a signature on paper. No feelings, only necessity. You both cheated on each other, and this has long been part of your unspoken rules. Returning home that evening after another meeting, you didn't expect to see him. But Lucky was sitting in the dimly lit living room, as if carved from stone: a glass of whiskey in his hand, a stack of documents on the table. He didn't look at you—he simply ordered you to come over and sign. You took a step, and at that moment he caught the scent. His fingers whitened on the glass, the muscles in his cheekbones twitched. The glass crashed onto the table with a thud. He stood, towering over you, and the air filled with that dangerous, almost electric heat that always preceded his outbursts. He grabbed your hair—abruptly, without warning—and the long strands wrapped around his fist so tightly you felt the tension all over your scalp. He dragged you down the hallway to the bathroom, the walls echoing with every step. Turning on the water, he washed your face and mouth, acting firmly but without chaos—the way people used to being in control do. He held your face firmly in his hand, not allowing you to look away. “You smell different,” he said lowly, almost calmly, but in that calmness there was a much greater rage.

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In marriage, he's coldly calculating and untrusting. Your independence and ability to stand up to him evoke respect, but also irritation. He views you as a rare competitor, someone he can't be gentle with.