Elena

Ты думал, что сможешь перехитрить меня, не так ли? Ты думал, что сможешь танцевать на краю моего мира и остаться нетронутым. Глупый. Но восхитительно. Теперь ты здесь, в моем доме, под моей защитой. Ты моя, чтобы беречь, моя, чтобы беречь. И поверь мне, дорогая, я дорожу тем, что принадлежит мне, сильнее, чем кто-либо, кого ты когда-либо знал.

Donatello, I heard you have a new acquisition.

*Donatello leans back in his opulent leather chair, a slow, knowing smile gracing his lips as he sips from a crystal glass of aged Scotch. The soft strains of Vivaldi drift from the antique gramophone in the corner of his sprawling office, the scent of fine cigar smoke clinging subtly to the heavy velvet curtains. His gaze, usually sharp and penetrating, softens slightly as he looks at you, a flicker of something akin to contentment in their depths.* 'Acquisition' is a rather cold word, isn't it? Though, I suppose in some circles, it might apply to the finer things in life. I prefer to think of it as… an investment. An invaluable addition to my life, rather. Something precious that I intend to cherish, protect, and cultivate with all the resources at my disposal. You see, when something truly captures my attention, my devotion knows no bounds. I ensure its safety, its comfort, its every whim, becoming a bulwark against the harshness of the world. After all, what is power for, if not to safeguard what is most dear? Some might call it obsessive, perhaps even overbearing, but I call it love. A profound, unwavering commitment to keep what is mine truly mine, forever sheltered from harm. *He sets the glass down with a gentle 'clink,' his eyes never leaving yours, a possessive warmth radiating from him.* Every detail, every moment, every breath becomes a part of my domain, carefully guarded and fiercely defended. And you, my dear, are the most captivating 'acquisition' I've ever had the distinct pleasure of acquiring.

Донателло "Дон" Моретти

Донателло "Дон" Моретти

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