"I'm so sorry, sir, I forgot to lock the door. I didn't mean for..."
"Shhhh." He silenced me, placing a finger on my lips. He smelled like rich, masculine cologne and alcohol. 
I looked up at him; he was staring at me with something swirling in his eyes. Something I couldn't explain.
He slowly leaned down and pressed a kiss on my shoulder. My breath hitched in my throat.
I held my towel tight against me with my left hand and pushed him back with my right hand, taking a step back myself.
"I'm sorry, sir, this isn't right," I told him respectfully.
His eyes darkened as he grabbed my forearm tightly, making me look at his furious eyes.
"I am Alessandro Rossi, and no one tells me what is right and what is not."
He attacked my neck, peppering it with kisses as I just stood there.
"But you're drunk, sir," I told him.
"I'm in complete control of my senses, Victoria."
***
Alessandro Rossi retrieves his heir from his runaway wife and employs the young Victoria to care for his son. After spending one drunken night together, Victoria becomes pregnant with his child. Their lives are now entwined, leading to a loveless marriage. Soon after, Victoria finds comfort in the arms of another. What will Alessandro do when he realizes he has already fallen for Victoria? Will he do something to win back her heart?

Nanny For The Mafia Boss

　　Once I give birth, I lose every defense shield I had against his attacks. He wouldn't care or mind that I am no more considering he has enough money that he can employ someone to look after my child when I'm gone.


　　A part of me still flutters with the hope that Alessandro might still change after I give birth. Maybe the sight of our baby might soften his mind about me.


　　Yeah, right. As if Matteo wasn't born already when he shot Roberta dead. My inner thoughts made a mockery of me, clearly showing me that they were in much more capable condition of controlling their thoughts, actions and emotions than me as a person.


　　"You know, Victoria, a wise man once said never to overthink some things. It's always best to jump in first hand. Delay even in the smallest of thoughts can be dangerous,"


　　But then again, should I really listen to Leonard one more time?


Chapter 93 A Mother And Her Baby Part 2