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17. The shocking side of Vincent

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VINCENT POV

I let out a low chuckle, wincing slightly as the movement pulled at my freshly stitched wound. “So you do care, after all,” I teased, my voice laced with amusement.

Bianchi scoffed. “Care? Please. I’m just looking out for myself. If you kick the bucket, guess who has to clean up the mess? Spoiler alert, it’s me, and I’m not interested.”

I smirked as I tilted my head slightly. “You sure? You’d make a decent boss, Bianchi.”

“Absolutely not,” Bianchi deadpanned. “I enjoy my life. I like my tailored suits without bullet holes. I like sleeping without one eye open. And most importantly, I like drinking my whiskey without wondering if it’s been poisoned.”

I chuckled again, shaking my head. This argument with Bianchi never gets old.

“Do I need to remind you that you are my second in command and you are already in danger?.”

“Yeah, yeah.” He said dismissively.

Bianchi leaned forward, his tone shifting to something more serious. “But in all honesty, we can’t let something like last
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    BELLAI stepped out of the house, expecting the usual quiet ride to school. But there he was, Vincent leaning casually against the car door like he hadn’t turned my life upside down just days ago.I stopped short, refusing to meet his gaze. I stood there, arms folded, silently willing him to move. I wasn’t going to ask. If he wanted to play games this early in the morning, he was on his own.“I’ll be picking you up after school,” he said out of nowhere.My brows knit together. “What?”“Don’t even think about coming home on your own,” he added, his voice low and firm. “I’ll be there. Wait for me.”“I’m fine with the driver,” I said flatly, still not looking at him.“Well, the driver won’t be coming today,” he replied with a shrug. “And don’t get any bright ideas about calling a cab either.”My patience thinned. “Why are you doing this? You’ve made it very clear you can’t stand being around me, so why force it? Just send the damn driver and let’s avoid unnecessary drama. I don’t want to

  • The Mafia’s Feisty Captive   90. Face to face

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  • The Mafia’s Feisty Captive   89. His pain

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  • The Mafia’s Feisty Captive   86. Outburst

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  • The Mafia’s Feisty Captive   84. The long awaited talk

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