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Chapter 15

Author: Vanessa S
last update publish date: 2026-03-14 00:11:29

I watched him closely; there was pure malice in his eyes. This was just a game for him. I said nothing. I clenched my jaw and we didn't break eye contact. He shifted a little; he was getting impatient.

"You know, for a mobster, you have neither patience nor talent," I blurted out, which made him open his mouth.

"Hey... You... How..." he began to form a sentence. "What the hell? Who do you think you are, little girl? You know you could end up in serious trouble here, right?"

He said, and from o
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