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{Abebi}I lay in my bed, my hands gently caressing my growing baby bump. It was seven months now, and I could feel the baby's movements, a comforting reminder of the life growing within me. My gaze shifted to the large painting hanging on the wall, depicting a crowned figure. It reminded me of the responsibilities that awaited me as the new leader.The morning sun filtered through the curtains, casting a warm glow across my room. Books lined the shelves of my little library, and my reading desk beckoned me with unfinished manuscripts. The melodious chirping of birds reached my ears from the back of the house, adding a touch of serenity to the moment.Suddenly, the door swung open, breaking into my reverie. Mateo, my brother, barged into the room, his face filled with urgency. "Have you checked the news?" he exclaimed, tossing a newspaper towards me.I caught the newspaper, the crinkling sound echoing in the room. Unfolding it, I skimmed the headlines, my eyes scanning for any signif
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THE APPLE'S OF HIS EYE CHAP 76:{ the heresy of the heretic}
{Mac Allister}"Oh Rogo, don't you know it's night?" I gently pushed my loyal dog off the bed. Rogo obediently trotted away, his tail wagging with a hint of sadness. I drew my eyes to the parcel he had brought me, and I reached out to grab it. "Thank you, boy," I murmured, patting Rogo's head as he eagerly licked my hand.As I read the words on the card that emerged from the parcel, a sense of satisfaction washed over me. "Wow, Tommy's burial," I said to myself, a sinister smile tugging at the corners of my lips. This was an unexpected opportunity, a chance to finally settle the score with Tommy and the other Mafia Dons who had dared to disrespect me.I switched off the bedside lamp, plunging the room into darkness. The soft glow of the moon peeked through the curtains, casting faint shadows across the room. I settled back into my bed; the warmth enveloping me, and Rogo nestled by my side, his loyal presence bringing me comfort.{Tuesday}The morning sunlight bathed the world in a
THE APPLE'S OF HIS EYE CHAP 77:{ Ash Wednesday}
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THE APPLE'S OF HIS EYE CHAP 78:{ A king is born}
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THE APPLE'S OF HIS EYE CHAP 79:{Death of a king}
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- THE APPLE'S OF HIS EYE CHAP 77:{ Ash Wednesday}
- THE APPLE'S OF HIS EYE CHAP 76:{ the heresy of the heretic}
- THE APPLE'S OF HIS EYE CHAP 75:{ we are family}
- THE APPLE'S OF HIS EYE CHAP 74:{ Carelessness}
- THE APPLE'S OF HIS EYE CHAP 73:{ men's in wheelchairs}
- THE APPLE'S OF HIS EYE CHAP 72:{ Broken heart}
- THE APPLE'S OF HIS EYE CHAP 71:{The Dark room: The mistress of death}
