Points of view: Jagger, Rita, Frano, and Christo.
A Special Note: The series THE SANTINI BROTHERS and LOVERS & SINNERS will continue the surviving characters' story-lines. There are also plans for a Season 2 of My Masters' Nightmare.
Genre: FICTION / Erotica / GeneralThis is part of a successful series. If you wish to translate this, please check out all the information in episode one as you will need to start from that book.
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JAGGER
Camila started talking rapidly into the phone, yelling at Christo not to kill Frano. A second later she went silent, her panicked features softening. After a few moments of listening, she hung up and held out the phone for the head FBI agent to take.
He took it. “What was that about?” he asked, his accent American. He looked a mixture of African-American and Hispanic, his dusky olive complexion only a couple of shades darker than mine, my family having some Moorish heritage.
Camila answered his question, “My uncle was going to kill Frano D’Angelo, but your agent changed his mind by telling him she’s the Black Russian’s lover—”
“She’s not. She’ll just be buying your Don some time.”
“No, that makes sense,” I cut in. I was still sitting on the lounge floor next to Camila and Teodora, the FBI agents not allowing us to move. They were surrounding us, holding their guns at the ready.
The head agent turned to me, his expression dubious. “Why do you think she’s the Black Russian’s lover?”
“I suspected she was working for him when she first came here.” I hesitated for a second, realizing I’d just confirmed I knew her, then resumed talking, “She came willingly. I thought she was one of his assassins or spies, but didn’t say anything to my Don because I wasn’t sure. Then she told me she was an FBI agent and that she wanted to take the Black Russian down. However, she’s told me so many lies I wouldn’t be surprised if she is his lover. After all, her father used to work for him.”
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Italian
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Already translated.
Translated by Veronica Picone
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Spanish
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Translation in progress.
Translated by Claudio Valerio Gaetani and Viviana Rafaella Gaetani Chinchilla
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