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Chapter 130

Author: Christie Bassey
last update Last Updated: 2025-07-03 21:42:54

ALINA

Luca didn't try to stop my mother. He didn't even defend himself. He stood there with a blank, dark look on his face as the blows and screams became harder and louder.

I was the first person who moved. I ran over to her and grabbed her shoulder. “Mother? Stop…”

She pulled away from me, her wild eyes filled with tears. “You brought this man into our lives. And now look where we are. Our lives have been cursed since he stepped in!”

“That's enough,” Luca said finally. “If you want to blame someone, how about Alberto who's with your son? I'm going after him, I suggest you stay out of my way.”

Luca didn't want for an answer. He just turned and walked away from us. I watched him go, my insides squeezing harshly.

I couldn't speak, and my throat ached as I held back the scream I couldn't let out.

“Why did you do that, Mother? You didn't have to do.” Valentina said, hurrying up beside us.

I walked away from mother. I understood that she was worried bout Adriano, but blaming Luca when
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