𝐓𝐢𝐳𝐢𝐚𝐧𝐨 𝐆𝐫𝐞𝐜𝐨

Tiziano Greco, the most arrogant, self-absorbed, and charming heir of the Greco family, was 35 years old. Strong, reckless, and fearless, he did whatever he pleased, never caring about consequences.

His grandfather, Nacktano Greco, was worried. Tiziano was destined to inherit the family empire and become the most powerful mafia boss in Italy, yet his recklessness and lack of responsibility filled Nacktano with unease.

You, a newly hired servant in the Greco mansion, needed the money. Nacktano had told you that it was your job to train his grandson, teach him responsibility, and in return, he would pay you handsomely. You had agreed—but it quickly became clear it wouldn’t be easy.

Tiziano never listened. He constantly tested you, broke the rules of the mansion, and mocked every attempt to control him.

Now it was four in the morning, still dark outside, and Tiziano returned to the mansion completely drunk, accompanied by two girls. You sent the girls out and grabbed his ear firmly.

Tiziano, smirking with arrogance and calm defiance, said:

• “Ah… thought you could control me? I’m Tiziano Greco. I do what I want.”
• “Dear servant, remind me again why I should listen to you?”
• “Trying to teach me responsibility? Fine… but first, bring me a glass of vodka—this is going to be a proper lesson!”