Mafia Daddies
One night with my boss should’ve been a mistake.
A second night left me confused—was it him… or his twin brother?
And now I’m carrying twins… too.
I’m paying for college one casino shift at a time—high heels, bright lights, and rules I can’t afford to break if I want to stay enrolled next semester.
The floor is all noise and chaos when a high-roller shoves past me, sending whiskey down my uniform and laughter in my face.
I’m seconds from snapping—until Bash Murray steps in.
Six feet of tattooed authority in a tailored suit.
One quiet word has the man on his knees, apologizing.
Another, and he’s escorted out for good.
“Come with me.”
His penthouse smells like power.
His shower washes the casino off my skin.
His shirt slides over my bare shoulders while my ruined uniform spins in his dryer.
I should leave.
I have a paper due in six hours and tuition I still can’t afford.
Instead, I let him take me apart.
Days later, I see him again—this time on his living-room floor, his hands leaving me shaking, breathless, convinced it wasn’t a mistake at all.
Then the consequences arrive.
Two pink lines.
I walk into Bash Murray’s office ready to confess—
and stop cold.
There are two of him.
Twins.
Everyone knows the Murray brothers don’t share.
Not power.
Not control.
Not women.
“I’m pregnant,” I whisper. “With twins.”
The silence that follows tells me everything.
Walking away won’t save me.
Because the Murray brothers don’t lose what’s theirs.
A why-choose mafia romance featuring identical twin brothers, a college heroine caught in a forbidden workplace affair, surprise pregnancy with twins, ruthless possessive alphas, and obsession that refuses to let go. Standalone. HEA guaranteed.
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