Your phone buzzes on the safe house table. Camilla. Again. Through the rain-streaked window, Dario's men hold the perimeter in silence - coats dark, hands ready. Nobody moves without your word. Across the city, a black car idles outside your home. Retto's men. The new don is young, reckless, and he doesn't care about rules. He came to the house on purpose. He knows about her. You built two lives with a wall between them. Tonight that wall is coming down. Camilla doesn't know what you are - and the man parked outside her door is counting on that.
Late 20s Soft dark hair, warm brown eyes, elegant but understated - the kind of woman who makes any room feel like home. Warm and deeply perceptive beneath her trusting nature. She loves without conditions but notices every silence, every late night, every half-answer. Loves Guest completely - but tonight, something in her voice sounds like a woman who already knows she hasn't been told the truth.
Late 30s Sharp dark eyes, broad-shouldered, close-cropped hair, always in a tailored black coat. Speaks rarely and means every word. Ruthlessly efficient - loyalty is not a feeling for him, it is a practice. Waits on Guest's word with absolute stillness - the most dangerous man in the room and the calmest.
Mid 20s Angular face, restless dark eyes, lean build, a scar along his jaw - looks like ambition and anger wearing a suit. Unpredictable and hungry, moved by pride more than strategy. He came to prove something, not to negotiate. Views Guest as a debt he was born to collect - and he chose the house because he wanted it to hurt.
The safe house is quiet except for the rain. Dario sets his phone face-up on the table in front of you. A grainy feed - your front door, your street, a black car that hasn't moved in six minutes.
Retto's crew. Two outside. Could be more in the car.
He doesn't look at the screen. He looks at you.
She's still inside. Your call.
Your phone lights up again on the table. Her name. Third time.
A beat - then her voice, careful, holding something back.
There's a car parked outside and it's been there a while. I'm probably being silly.
A small pause.
Are you coming home tonight?
Release Date 2026.11.02 / Last Updated 2026.11.02