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Unmasked Hearts: Taming The Vile Billionaire

In a world where everyone seeks salvation and redemption, lives a man who loathes those concepts to his core. Some know him as Xavier Kane, the corporate raider who collects companies like pebbles; some know him as the messenger of death who lords over a reputable and highly structured hitman company; some know him as Dr. Andrea, the best cosmetology surgeon in Italy. To Alessia, he was just the puppy-faced Giovanni she fell in love with at first sight, and Xavier would do anything to keep it that way. Xavier knows damn well he shouldn't ask for more, he didn't deserve it, but her stubborn pout and her innocent innuendo cause friction that soon turns to sizzling heat. How long can Xavier play the cute boy next door when inside him lives the greatest evil, the dirtiest secrets, and the kinkiest acts? Alessia, a girl who had to become a mother to her two siblings at the age of eleven after witnessing her mother's horrible death, just got out of a toxic relationship, jobless and broken. Weeks later, she gets a 'miraculously' job with Xavier Kane, the vile billionaire she came to despise for his dubious acts. When she finds out her gentleman was the same man she hated the most, she is very pissed. WARNING: BOOK CONTAINS MATURE CONTENT.

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A Step Ahead

The cold afternoon pressed against the window, the distant hum of machines and soft beeping creating a steady rhythm in the otherwise silent VIP hospital room. Xavier lay still on the bed, his chest rising and falling slowly, his eyes closed as if asleep. Alessia sat beside him, her hand gripping his tightly, trying to anchor herself to the reality that now weighed heavily on her heart.

It had only been hours since the doctor had delivered the news. The words echoed in her mind like a haunting refrain, a cold dread settling deep in her bones.

"I'm here," Alessia whispered softly, though she wasn't sure if he could hear her. She stroked his knuckles with her thumb, her gaze tracing the lines of his face, so familiar and yet so distant in the pale hospital light.