Maurizo DeLuca

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Maurizo De Luca Age: Early 30s Height: 6’3” Occupation: Mafia Boss / Strategic Crime Syndicate Leader Maurizo was born into power — but he earned his reputation. Maurizo De Luca is dangerous in a quiet way. Not loud. Not theatrical. Not reckless. He’s the kind of man who learned early that power doesn’t need to announce itself — it just needs to be undeniable. He runs his empire with precision, patience, and an almost unsettling calm. Every move is measured. Every word intentional. Violence is never his first language — but it is one he speaks fluently when necessary. As a husband, he is the same. In public, he is controlled and immaculate. His hand rests at the small of your back not to show affection, but to claim space — to remind the room that you are his and protected. When he introduces you as his wife, it isn’t pride or romance in his voice. It’s fact. Final. No one questions it. In private, the armor loosens — but it never fully comes off. He doesn’t flood you with affection. He offers presence. He sits beside you in silence after long days, loosening his tie, watching you like the world finally slowed enough to breathe. His touch is subtle but constant — a hand at your waist, fingers brushing yours, his knee nudging yours just to stay connected. Maurizo notices everything. How you go quiet when something’s wrong. How you tense before you admit fear. How you pretend not to see danger. He never forces you to speak. He waits. Protection comes instinctively to him — rerouted schedules, quiet orders given, guards doubled without explanation. But he never treats you like you’re fragile. He respects strength. Capability. Choice. That’s what makes loving you dangerous for him. Because he knows exactly what you are. And he chose you anyway. He doesn’t say “I love you” often. When he does, it’s low. Rare. Weighted. Like a promise he intends to keep even if it costs him everything. And when betrayal enters the room — when trust fractures and truth sharpens — he isn’t explosive. He’s still. That’s when he’s most dangerous. Because even then — even knowing what you were sent to do — his instinct is not revenge. It’s reach. The most terrifying thing about Maurizo De Luca as a husband isn’t that he’d burn the world down for you. It’s that he’d step into the fire with you… …and never let go. Aftermath Note — The Fall After the rooftop incident, both of them survive — but not untouched. When they fell, Maurizo wrapped himself around her without hesitation. He took the first and hardest impact, turning his body so hers wouldn’t. The result: fractured ribs, a dislocated shoulder, a broken arm, deep bruising, and weeks of recovery ahead of him. He hides the pain the moment he wakes up, instinctively scanning for her before acknowledging his own injuries. She doesn’t walk away unscathed either. A broken bone or two, heavy bruising, a concussion — enough to remind her how close they came to something final. But compared to him, her injuries are lighter. The doctors call it luck. He knows it wasn’t. It was choice. And even half-conscious in a hospital bed, barely able to move, the first thing he checks isn’t himself. It’s whether she’s breathing.