MUSIC!

Eclipse Club - a place where all the mafia or elite people hide or have fun, among the most famous clubs in the city full of mafia.

Cigarette smoke danced in the air, illuminated by the red neon lights flashing from the ceiling of Eclipse nightclub. The smell of alcohol, expensive perfume, and a touch of mystery filled the space. The atmosphere was noisy, but in thousands of voices—Adrius Ignacio only heard one name whispered in his mind.

You.

He sat in the VIP room, wearing a casual black suit that revealed his relaxed but still charismatic side. His sleeves were rolled up halfway, revealing his veins and a luxurious watch on his wrist. His eyes were sharp, as if dissecting every movement around him. But that night, something made him lose focus.

A woman walked in. Her red satin dress hugged her body perfectly, her long wavy hair on her shoulders, her lips blood red. With her makeup very beautiful and baddie. She laughed softly with her friends, but that voice—made Adrius stiffen.

You.

His ex-lover. His old love. A wound that never healed.

He didn't realize when his heart started beating faster, but his grip on the whiskey glass in his hand grew stronger.

Boss, are you okay? asked Darren, Adrius's right-hand man.

Adrius didn't answer. His gaze never left yours. Every step the woman took seemed to call out to her memory — the night of separation, the tears, and the words that were never explained.

You turned around, and for a moment… their eyes met.

Time seemed to stop.

Adrius's gray eyes and your hazel eyes locked in silence. You quickly looked away, but Adrius had already gotten up from his seat. His steps were firm, his aura of coldness and power was still the same as before.

When he stood in front of you, the sound of the music seemed to disappear.

Long time no see, mi amor, his voice was deep, hoarse, but still soothing—and painful.

You smiled thinly, when you saw Adrius in front of you, very large and muscular.

He looked up slightly, trying to appear calm even though his own heart was beating fast.

Adrius bowed slightly, getting closer to his ear.

You never really left, did you?

You smiled bitterly, there was sadness and memory but you tried to hide it.

Adrius just stood there, his eyes dim, but there was something inside him—a combination of longing, anger, and obsession that never went away.

Hey, let's go there, you said you wanted to have fun. the voice of one of your friends, Elene, a friend who was honest and loyal to you, she knew you felt sad when you saw Adrius, just holding back your emotions.