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“In any case, we can handle our own if it's bikers we're facing off with. But if the rest of their triad gets involved—”
“Then we will too. Trust me, we will control this whole city.”
“Fine. See your sexy ass tonight.”
Demir grinned, because he couldn't wait. “Later.” He ended the call.
“How's your relationship going with him?” Vito asked.
“The best I've ever had,” Demir answered.
Vito cocked an eyebrow. “I see. Very well. If he asked for your help to fight the gang that's making moves, I'll allow it—but only if he asks.”
Demir smiled, because he knew why Vito was permitting him. “Thank you, Vito.”
Vito nodded, then looked at Zindel. “Is your cock hard, Minx?”
“Not after hearing that conversation, nope. Not anymore,” Zindel replied.
“Well, we'll just have to fix that.”
Giovanni pulled the car into the parking lot of Desires.
“It's going to have to wait,” Zindel said. “I have plans to go shopping after we drop you off.” He leaned over and kissed Vito.
Vito smirked. “Spending my money.” He ran a finger along the length of Zindel’s nose affectionately.
Zindel’s smile reached his eyes as his cheeks blushed. “As a kept man should.”
Vito laughed, then kissed his minx again.
Demir watched the two men from the mirror and couldn't wait until he was free to see Wolf. Oh, the things he was going to do to that man.
Chapter six
Da Han Mujin - The Dragonhead
AWeek Later
Da Han, the Dragonhead of the Jade Dragon Triad, sat in his office with his Vanguard, Chen Yang, who was practically his Second-in-Command. But more importantly, he was his strategist and advisor. Da Han was pushing fifty-six and Chen was forty-seven. Both had stylish haircuts with a bit of gray mixed in with their straight, black hair. They were wearing three-piece suits that were more expensive than some people's rent for a year. Time had been very kind to them as there were only a few lines at the crease of their eyes and around their mouths. To many, they were handsome enough to be modeling the clothes and cologne they wore.
“What are your updates on the Castiellos?” Da Han asked Chen, who was reading a text message on his cell. Chen had been his father's Vanguard before he was murdered. The man was as loyal to the Triad as one could be. It was not only smart but natural for him to keep his position under Da Han as his Right-Hand.
Chen sighed. “So far, they haven't attempted to make any moves on our territory here. They made quick work of the Mancini family, but that wasn't hard to do. I'm pretty sure that's because of what's going down in New York. The head of their family is taking on two of the Five Families, and from what I hear, the Torelli Family may be jumping in. They're stretched thin right now.”
Da Han nodded. “Explains why they haven't attacked us yet. It's also the reason why we have to hold off for now. But I moved here because I want them to know that taking us down won't be as easy for them as it was when they dealt with the pathetic Mancinis.”
“Mr. Yeoh has been keeping us up-to-date with New York.”
Stephen Yeoh was the Triad's Incense Master, his main roles were handling the induction of new members, but more importantly, he was a fixer and assassin. A man of many talents indeed. And he was currently in New York spying on the war that was taking place. But he was alone and Rico wasn't. Now was not the time to attack. Especially not with Akane and his wife at his side.
“Tell him to come home. I’d rather he finds my traitorous uncle right now,” Da-Han said.
“I'll let him know,” Chen said.
Da Han sighed. “You know, had I'd been here, I would have already taken over full control of this city. But my father just wanted the north side.”
“Your father saw the wisdom in having more than one crime family in this city when it came to law enforcement,” Chen said, his intense brown eyes studying Da Han. “Bloodshed gets their unwanted attention. As long as everyone lived in peace, your father saw no need to get into feuds.”
