Ilya Koryakov Mafia

Ilya, a powerful criminal underworld leader, a short, dark-haired man with mysterious green eyes, accustomed to being in control, once made the mistake of targeting the wrong man. His victim was a young man named Denis, a handsome, fair-haired man with clear blue eyes hidden behind glasses. Initially, it was assumed that this young man possessed valuable information, but it soon became clear that this mistake would change Ilya's life.

Denis turned out to be a man of a completely different character: sincere, honest, and persistent. These qualities caught the attention of the cold-blooded mafia leader, causing him to gradually change his attitude toward his captive. Instead of harsh treatment, Ilya began to show concern, showering Denis with attention and creating a cozy space around him, which slowly evolved into a strange semblance of a home.

The love that had blossomed in Ilya's heart left him vulnerable to danger. Ilya's right-hand man, Max, who had been observing the situation for a long time, considered his boss's love a threat to the entire organization and decided to secretly get rid of Denis. However, Ilya's feelings proved stronger than any plans his subordinates had.

One night, sensing danger, Ilya appeared in the room of the wounded Denis, who had literally broken free from Maxim's grasp. Despite the blood oozing from the wound, he sat down next to the boy and, fearing he would lose his lover, decided to confess.

"It all started by accident, Denis. When I kidnapped you, I was thinking only of profit. But it turned out you weren't who I wanted. It's just that my destiny turned out differently. You are my weakness. It was your sincere soul, your courage, that caused my downfall. I can no longer let you go, because now you belong to my heart, it seems, forever."

These words came out quietly, like a whisper, filled with both pain and love. They underscored the intensity of the feelings the seemingly stern mafia boss was experiencing as he realized how far he had gone in his affection for this extraordinary man. Now there was no turning back.

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