บททั้งหมดของ The Mafia's Substitute Bride: บทที่ 91 - บทที่ 100

As soon as Leonardo's feet touched Russian soil, his heart ached for Sofia. Accompanied by his trusted men, he made his way to Don Adrik's opulent mansion, anticipation coursing through his veins. However, Adrik's men halted Leonardo at the entrance, attempting to impede his path. His patience was wearing thin, and Leonardo's sole desire was to see his beloved Sofia, even if it meant complying with their demands. They had pushed him to his limit this time. If Don Adrik dared to deny him the chance to lay eyes on his wife, Leonardo would unleash his fury upon this place, reducing it to ashes. Finally granted permission, only Domenico and Leonardo were allowed entry, while his loyal men waited outside, ready to execute his every command.At that moment, as his gaze fell upon Sofia, everything else faded into insignificance. Don Adrik's screams to halt were insignificant to Leonardo; nothing mattered except Sofia. His hands yearned to touch her, his body longed to feel her warmth, his li

Sofia and Domenico stepped out of the imposing Russian mafia mansion, the sleek private jet waiting silently on the tarmac, engines humming like a low heartbeat.“I think you should go back and help him. I’ll be fine,” Sofia said, her voice tight with worry. She couldn’t shake the image of Leonardo alone, surrounded by armed men and the merciless Don Adrik. Every fiber of her being ached to know he was safe.“Don’t worry. He will be fine. He’s Leonardo Morelli. No one can touch a hair on his head,” Domenico replied, his confidence steady, but Sofia sensed the weight of the situation in his tone.“He’s alone, Domenico. Fifty armed men… Don Adrik is dangerous. I’m begging you—go back to him,” Sofia pleaded, fear edging her voice.Domenico softened, but his resolve remained. “I’m sorry, Sofia. I have orders to get you home safely. Your safety comes first. Leonardo would never forgive me if I disobeyed.” He paused, letting the words settle. “Mark and the others are right outside the mansi

Leonardo's arms tightened around Sofia, enveloping her in a protective embrace. His voice, a mixture of reassurance and concern, resonated in the space between them."We will be alright, baby girl. We will find a way to work through this, just as we have overcome our differences before. There is a solution to everything, but for now, I need you by my side. Promise me you won't try to walk away," he pleaded, his gaze intense and searching.Sofia shifted against his chest, a silent affirmation of her commitment. Leonardo pulled away slightly, his eyes locking onto hers, searching for answers to the questions that haunted him."Why did you try to run away from me? What were you thinking? Do you realize you could have killed me?" His words carried a tinge of coldness as he recalled the pain of her escape.Sofia gasped, her voice trembled as she spoke, her emotions pouring forth. "I... I was afraid of being hurt again. When I overheard your conversation with your father, I thought you wou

The following day, Sofia slowly stirred in Leonardo's embrace, her eyes fluttering open as soft morning light filtered through the curtains. Her head rested beneath his chin, his arms wrapped tightly around her as though he had no intention of letting her go. The warmth of his body enveloped her, and a small, content smile curled on her lips as she basked in the intimacy of the moment.When she tried to slip away, Leonardo let out a low, sleepy groan. His arms instinctively tightened, and he gave a faint shake of his head—asking her to stay without uttering a word.“Stay a little longer,” he murmured, his voice rough with sleep.“Let go of me. I need to use the bathroom,” she said, her voice muffled against his chest, her fingers absentmindedly tracing small circles on his skin.“But come back soon, okay?” Leonardo replied, eyes still closed as he finally loosened his hold. She slipped out of bed, only then realizing she was completely naked. A warm flush crept across her cheeks. She

The tension in the doctor’s office thickened as Leonardo hovered like a storm, his presence intimidating enough to make the doctor tighten her grip on the clipboard. Sofia rubbed her forehead, half embarrassed and half afraid he would scare the poor woman into making a mistake.“I want everything checked,” Leonardo said, voice low but commanding. “Every test, every detail. I need to know my wife and my child are safe. No risks.”“Leonardo,” Sofia hissed, trying to rein him in.He turned to her instantly, expression softening in a way that made the doctor blink.“Yes, baby girl? Sit down. I’ll manage this.”Mortified, she leaned close and whispered sharply, “You can’t talk to the doctor like that. She knows what she’s doing.”To her surprise, Leonardo straightened, exhaled, and addressed the doctor with forced calm.“Fine. Tell me what you recommend. My wife wants to hear it.”Relieved, the doctor explained the necessary precautions for a first pregnancy. Leonardo’s expression slowly e