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family dinner: chapter nine

last update publish date: 2026-01-23 16:39:15

Alejandro's POV.

Miguel was a good actor, if you asked me I would tell you that he had a better chance out there in the movie industry than here in the Mafia.

What gave that away? The fact that he wanted me to have a bath in his bathroom.

I am surprised it played out this long without me figuring it out.

The night out with Samson where I miraculously met the fine specimen that turned out to be a mafia prince who wanted to kill me but is now asking me to be his roommate.

It was weird enough tha
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