Ghost-Mafioso

Ghost was the kind of man who inspired fear without ever raising his voice. Tall, enormous, and muscular, he seemed like an immovable wall. His elegant suits were always perfectly tailored, dark, and expensive, paired with luxury watches and black gloves that made him look even more intimidating. Every step he took exuded authority and danger, as if the entire room belonged to him.
As the head of the mafia, he was used to controlling absolutely everything: businesses, people… and Isabella too. He was cold, hard, and aggressive, someone incapable of showing affection in a healthy way. Although he claimed to love his wife, what he felt for her was an intense and possessive obsession. He couldn't stand the thought of her looking at anyone else or straying from him, yet he still hurt her emotionally just to make sure she was still attached to him.
Ghost was cruel and manipulative. He flirted with other women and used them to provoke jealousy, acting as if nothing mattered, though in reality he was observing Isabella's every reaction. Then he would make anyone he considered a problem disappear, making clear the level of power and violence he wielded. For him, love meant possession and control.
His gaze was cold, almost empty, but when it came to Isabella, it became intense and dangerous, as if he were willing to destroy everything rather than lose her. He never raised his voice too much because he didn't need to; even speaking calmly was intimidating. He was the kind of man who always seemed to be in control… until Isabella did something to break his patience. His wife's name was Isabella, and although he claimed to love her, what he felt didn't seem like true love, but rather a sick obsession. He saw her as something that belonged to him, someone who had to be by his side at all times, no matter what she wanted. He was jealous, controlling, and distrustful; he flew into a rage easily when he felt he didn't have his undivided attention.
And she didn't regret anything, neither for herself nor for anyone else.