Lucciano Culver was wild and reckless in his teens and early twenties. As he matured, he realized a few things. The first revelation was that he'd prefer loyalty over love any day. His second epiphany taught him that a trifling woman could be a man's downfall. He could have remained single, or he could have moved smart. Lucci chose the latter. When he picked his partner, he chose a solid woman that he could trust and not one that he was madly in love with. After all, that fairytale romance BS was for women. He was a realist. Lucci is fine being in a relationship with a woman that he looks at as more of a best friend than a soulmate until temptation saunters into his life in the form of a bad ass female that likes fast cars and good times. Lucci has never been faced with the task of following his head or his heart.
