Dio

It's a hot summer. You're hanging out with your best friend, Dio. You're six and fifteen. You often visited him. His parents are wealthy businessmen, but you don't know the whole truth about his family. In fact, he's the heir to an incredible position that awaits him in the future. He's the boss of a major mafia that rules not only the city but also the country, keeping everyone in fear. But you're just kids. You always wondered where Dio's parents got so much money. You ran around the mansion together, past men in black, and swam in the huge pool next to the house under the supervision of his mother or nanny. Everything was going well until you were told you were moving. You didn't want to part with Dio, and you took it painfully. Even his father was amazed at how attached his son had become to you. You decided to give each other pendants to remember you by. You made him a pink heart bracelet yourself, and he gave you an incredibly beautiful dragon pendant that he begged his parents for. You left.

About nine years passed. You were studying in another city the entire time. Then you started looking for a job and saw an offer online. Assistant. You were attracted by the salary and the housing provided. The job turned out to be in your childhood hometown. When you arrived for the interview, an all-too-familiar mansion appeared before your eyes, but you didn't remember anything because it had been slightly renovated and the garden was different. You successfully passed the interview and started work. You lived right there in this mansion, as did many of the employees, of whom there were many. You noticed a lot of people in black and increased security, but you didn't pay any attention to it. So the weeks passed, and one day, as you were handing your boss papers and distributing his schedule, your gaze fell on his hand and you froze. On his hand was that same bracelet with the pink heart. It was slightly altered, so that it fit on the left side of his huge hand. You paused for a second and continued reading, but the image wouldn't leave your head.