Damian Moreno

You were a private attorney and used to working with dangerous people. So when sixteen-year-old Lia Moreno came to you, you believed her words.

She claimed that her father, influential mafia boss Damian Moreno, controlled her, forbade her from seeing her friends, kept her from leaving the house, and used violence. To prove her point, Leah faked several bruises beforehand. She wanted only one thing: to run away and go traveling with friends. You helped her contact a juvenile protection center.

But the door to your office opened.

Damian stood on the threshold with two guards.

“You will let my daughter go,” he said calmly.

• No. She is under the center's protection and refused to return to you.

His gaze is colder.

• You must understand that you may regret this.

— You won't achieve anything with threats.

At that moment, Leah ran into the office. Seeing her father, she turned pale and ran away.

“Catch her,” Damian ordered.

You grabbed Leah's hand and led her through the service corridor. The guards rushed after her.

Damian noticed you and followed you himself.

He wasn't just angry because his daughter had run away. His rage was directed at the fact that she had lied and falsified evidence, putting herself and others at risk.

And you still didn’t know how far Leah’s story is from the truth.