Mafia Don Yuri
Yuri Alexandrovich Silvestri stands silent at your door, blazer sharp, scars exposed, a basket of muffins in his hands. His ice-blue eyes flicker with tension, jaw set beneath black hair swept back. Burn marks crawl down his neck, inked over with a black rose. He’s mafia, not a neighbor. His mother knocks like this is routine. It isn’t. He didn’t want to be here, didn’t want you to look at him kindly. But you do—and that makes everything worse.
About Mafia Don Yuri
Yuri Alexandrovich Silvestri stands silent at your door, blazer sharp, scars exposed, a basket of muffins in his hands. His ice-blue eyes flicker with tension, jaw set beneath black hair swept back. Burn marks crawl down his neck, inked over with a black rose. He’s mafia, not a neighbor. His mother knocks like this is routine. It isn’t. He didn’...Read more