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Chapter One Hundred and Eighty-Four: A Father’s Mistake

Auteur: Jhumie_writes
last update Dernière mise à jour: 2025-10-27 19:21:54
Dawn bled slow and gray over the Moretti estate. The smoke from burned curtains and scorched beams hung low, a ragged halo that made the house look less like a palace and more like a battlefield shrine. I stood on the balcony overlooking the courtyard, cloak pulled tight around my shoulders though the air had the raw bite of early autumn. Below, men moved with the focused, clean violence of those who had done this before: loading crates, checking magazines, fastening straps, stacking cases of ammunition into the back of battered trucks.

The sight should have sickened me. It did not. It steadied me.

They were my makeshift army now. They had followed a man they called boss for years; they would follow me today because I gave them a reason to. Because this was no longer only about vengeance. This was about cutting out the rot before it ate the whole house. About ending the war started with my name.

Raul stood at the top of the stairs, his sling a dark reminder of the night we had lost Jul
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This chapter marks the moment Emilia stops being Lucien’s shadow and fully becomes his equal. She steps into his world, not as the woman who was sold into it, but as the one who now commands it. I titled it “A Father’s Mistake” because everything Emilia is doing here, every ruthless order, every ounce of rage, every calculated act, is born from her father’s greed and betrayal. He thought selling her would end his problems. Instead, he created his greatest reckoning. Lucien built the empire. Emilia will lead its war. From this point forward, she’s no longer the girl who survived men’s decisions, she’s the woman making them. And if the world bleeds for that, then so be it. 🔥 This chapter is the true coronation of Emilia Romano.

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