HIS VELVET SIN

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Summary

He built an empire on blood. She became his favorite sin. When Amina Yusuf steps into the underground world of Rome’s most dangerous auction house, she’s not looking for trouble—just answers. But trouble finds her in the form of Damien Moretti, a cold, beautiful billionaire with eyes like sin and a soul blackened by secrets. He buys her freedom. Then chains her heart. Damien is everything Amina was warned about—ruthless, untouchable, a man who ruins everything he touches. Yet beneath the luxury, lies, and guns, she finds a fractured man haunted by loss and vengeance. Their worlds were never meant to collide. But fate—and desire—don’t follow rules. Between blood-soaked loyalty, whispered betrayals, and passion that burns too deep, Amina must decide if love is worth the ruin that comes with his name. Because loving Damien Moretti isn’t a fairytale. It’s a beautiful tragedy.

Status
Ongoing
Chapters
1
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
18+

PROLOGUE — HIS VELVET SIN


The rain fell like shards of glass, slicing through the night as if the sky itself was weeping.

Somewhere between the thunder and the city lights, a black Maserati purred down the street — sleek, silent, and merciless.

Inside sat Damien Moretti, the man they whispered about in every luxury club and underground bar.

The billionaire with blood on his cufflinks.

The devil with a jawline carved by sin.

He wasn’t supposed to look her way that night.

He wasn’t supposed to stop his car, or notice the woman running barefoot through the rain — her red dress clinging to her body, her eyes wide with fear and defiance.

But he did.

And when their eyes met, everything he had built — the empire, the control, the untouchable power — cracked.

Just a little.

Just enough to let her in.

She was fire in a world of ice.

Amina Vale — the woman who would destroy him.

He didn’t know it yet.

He only saw a problem he wanted to solve, a beauty he wanted to own.

But fate doesn’t negotiate with men like Damien. It tempts them.

And when temptation looks like her, love isn’t salvation — it’s damnation dressed in velvet.