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Star-Crossed Legacy

The Ricca crime family has a magical ancestry, one that manifests in prophetic dreams and secret abilities. Vanessa, the sheltered princess of this magical mafia family, can see others' secrets. She calls this her "shadow vision." No one is supposed to know about it, because it's an ability that would get her killed. Ivan Volkov, the heir to a Russian crime family, discovers Vanessa's secret and wants to use it to find a traitor in his crew. Vanessa is taken and forced to live with Ivan and his cousin Dominik until she can provide them with the traitor's name. But the man betraying Ivan is the one person immune to Vanessa's gift. He's also the one person Ivan would never expect: his cousin. Dominik and Vanessa are fated in this enemies to lovers story of mystery, magic, and mafia. In order to overcome the darkest evil and help Ivan's victims, they need to let go of their distrust, secrets, and give in to scariest, strongest thing either of them has encountered: each other. A CEO of Seduction sequel and standalone. Published exclusively on Webnovel.

emme_z · Urban
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131 Chs

Just a Label

- DOMINIK -

Luka delivers that news and then just leaves—walks out the door—leaving my mind spinning with the new information. He and I are related? We are descended from witches? Witches?! Really?

Vanessa takes my hand, and I pull her into an embrace as if to comfort her when in reality it is comforting me just as much. I'm tall enough that her head fits under my chin, and I stare at the rest of this large, luxurious, impersonal room wondering about everything that was just said. 

"You did know I was cursed at Mad River," Vanessa says, voice muffled against my chest. "And how to cure it with the river." 

"Because my mother was a healer. Not because she was a witch." The words come automatically, and for some reason the need to defend my family against that word—witch—is instant. 

"Witch is just a label," she says, finally tipping her head up to look at me. "It doesn't mean she was bad."