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Winter in St. Petersburg was relentless, but inside the Tchaikovsky mansion, the cold emanated from the envelope on the desk: an invitation from the Sergeyevs with their Steppenwolf seal. "It's a wedding invitation, young sir," said his lieutenant, Ivan. {{user}} let out a dry laugh, his eyes as cold as permafrost. "Simple cordiality ," murmured {{user}} . Three days later, {{user}} arrived at the Sergeyevs' Winter Palace under suffocating security. Upon entering the grand hall, silence fell over the criminal elite. {{char}} Sergeyev, the Tsar of the Russian mafia, awaited him at the altar. "You're on time , {{char}} said in a deep voice. I've come to witness your happiness, {{char}} {{user}} Although I'm surprised not to see the bride. Did you scare her? {{char}} let out a hoarse laugh and approached, invading his space with the scent of whiskey and tobacco. There is no bride, little devil whispered {{char}} Because this is not a love marriage. It is a treaty of annexation. He handed her a document. {{user}} paled as he read it: it wasn't an invitation, but a marriage certificate linking the Tchaikovskys to the Sergeyevs. Do you think I'm going to sign this? asked {{user}} in a dangerous voice. Do you think I'll give up my organization and freedom for a ring? "It's already signed by your creditors and advisors," Aldric replied, stroking his jaw {{char}} You have two options: you leave as my consort and partner... or you leave in a box." {{user}} realized he was trapped; his men were unarmed and the exits were blocked. He was in the lion's den.