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The Father’s Secret

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last update วันที่เผยแพร่: 2026-04-30 16:30:40

The night air was heavy as I stepped onto the balcony of my room, the city lights stretching endlessly below like tiny, glowing warnings. I had tried to keep my mind off everything—Dante’s cold glances, Luca’s half truths, the shadow of the woman who had betrayed him, but the call I had received earlier refused to let me forget. My father.

His voice had trembled over the phone, unsteady, fearful. He hadn’t revealed much, only that he was in trouble. But something in his tone had set off an ala
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    Elena POV I stood at the top of the stairs, my hand gripping the railing so tight my knuckles hurt, and felt a chill crawl up my spine that had nothing to do with the temperature. I was halfway down when Luca appeared at the bottom. He didn’t say anything, and that was what scared me most. Luca always had something to say, even if it was a simple order or a warning. But now he just stood there, looking up at me with an expression that made my stomach do a slow, sick roll. “What is it?” I asked. My chest tightened until it hurt to breathe. He didn’t answer right away. His eyes flicked over me like he was trying to figure out how hard this was going to hit before he let it go. “Elena,” he said finally. The way he said my name made my blood turn to ice. It wasn’t an order. It was a warning. “What happened?” I asked again, my voice echoing off the high ceilings. I didn’t want the silence anymore, but I was terrified of what would br

  • The Mafia Who Bought Me    The Final Parent

    Third Person POV Joseph Rossi didn’t have a hard time finding the place. That was the first thing that made his stomach twist into knots. He stood outside the old building for a long moment, just breathing in the damp night air. His chest felt tight, like something heavy was sitting on his ribs and refusing to move. It wasn’t the walk that made him feel tired, It was the feeling that his body already knew what was coming. This was the end of the road he had been running from for years. He took one last slow breath, pushed the door open, and stepped inside. It was too quiet. Not the peaceful kind of quiet, but the kind where you know someone is watching you from the shadows, waiting. Every step he took echoed back at him, loud and accusing. He didn’t call out her name. He didn’t have to. She was already there. Isabella was leaning against a table at the back of the room, arms loosely crossed, looking bored. Like she had all the time in the world and nowhere better to be. Jose

  • The Mafia Who Bought Me    The Ghost’s Room

    Elena POV I didn’t mean to find it. That’s the thing about this house — it’s designed to keep secrets, but secrets have a way of breathing through the vents when you least expect it. I wasn’t even looking for anything, i just couldn’t stay still after everything that happened. Ever since the basement training room, the air in my own room had felt too thin, and too heavy at the same time. The mansion was too quiet again. Not the peaceful kind of quiet you find in a library, but the suffocating kind that makes your thoughts louder than they should be. Every step I took echoed back at me like I wasn’t alone in my own head. I walked past the main hallway, past the stairs, past doors I already knew. And then I stopped. There was a door at the far end of the west wing. I had seen it before, but I’d never paid much attention to it. It wasn’t guarded, and in this house, that was the first thing that felt wrong. Everything important had eyes on it. But this didn’t. It just sat there. C

  • The Mafia Who Bought Me    The Teeth of the Board

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  • The Mafia Who Bought Me    The Iron Lesson

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  • The Mafia Who Bought Me    The Safehouse Silence

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    Dante POV The map didn’t change no matter how long I stared at it. Lines, angles, entry points, exit routes, everything looked clean and perfect on paper, but I knew better. Nothing was ever that clean when Isabella was involved. I kept seeing her face in the hallway, that calm smile like she alr

  • The Mafia Who Bought Me    The Truth He Shouldn't Have Known

    Dante POV The room didn’t feel the same anymore. Not after she stood here. Not after I looked into those eyes and realized I wasn’t chasing a ghost. Isabella was real. And she had Elena. I was still standing where she left me, the air in the hallway tasting like her perfume and my own blood. My

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    Dante POV The silence didn’t last long. It never does in this life, not when everything is falling apart around you. I was still standing right where James had left me, my arm throbbed bad, hot and painful, the bullet wound burning under my shirt like it refused to let me forget what had happened

  • The Mafia Who Bought Me    Cold Mirror

    Elena POV “You’re Isabella.” She didn’t jump or look shocked like I thought she would. She just stood there for a second, quiet, watching me like she had been waiting for those words to come out of my mouth. Then she smiled. It wasn’t a nice smile. It wasn’t friendly. It was the kind of smile t

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