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Chapter One Hundred and Thirty-Six: The Secrets in her Hands
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2025-09-02 20:27:11
Jhumie_writesMy dear readers, thank you for staying with Emilia and Lucien’s journey all the way to Chapter 136. In this chapter, we step into Emilia’s secret. The phone Matteo left behind becomes more than just a burner,?it’s a doorway to choices that will shape her destiny. You’ll see Emilia’s inner conflict, her fear of betraying Lucien, and the dangerous temptation of power calling to her. This is the beginning of her rise, but also the test of her heart. Read carefully, because from here on, every secret she keeps will matter. 💔🔥
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Sold To The Mafia Lord Chapter One Hundred and Forty-One: The Road to Pier 17
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Sold To The Mafia Lord Chapter One Hundred and Thirty Nine: The Key to Her Escape
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Sold To The Mafia Lord Chapter One Hundred and Thirty-Eight: Whispers in the kitchen
The mansion was hushed that night.After dinner, the corridors stretched around Emilia like a labyrinth of polished stone and shadows. Lucien had retreated to his office with his men, voices low, tense with the weight of strategy. Emilia slipped away as though carried by silence itself, her heart drumming against her ribs.She followed the faint scent of spices and bleach, the echo of clinking dishes and running water, until she reached the kitchen.Rosa was there.The woman moved through the room with the command of a general in her war camp. Silver hair pulled into its severe knot, back straight, gestures crisp and final as she directed the younger maids. Rosa didn’t need to raise her voice; authority radiated from her presence. This was her domain, and everyone who entered it knew it.When her sharp eyes lifted and found Emilia in the doorway, something flickered in them — a mixture of calculation and quiet disdain.“Signora,” Rosa said, inclining her head just enough to be polite.
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