Semua Bab Entwined With The Mafia Boss: Bab 61 - Bab 70

Amelia’s POVThe clock ticked 6:00 pm. I picked up my purse and headed to the lounge, I had gotten lost trying to locate the bar, but I finally found it. The Classic Lounge looked nothing like I’d expected. Instead of the bustling bar I had pictured, the place was eerily quiet. The neon lights that once adorned the sign were dead, and the exterior had a worn, abandoned look. It seemed like the bar had been out of business for a long time. But why will she pick a location like this? Finding my way here wasn’t easy, the lounge was in the middle of nowhere, and it was difficult finding it on google map. It feels very suspicious not finding anyone here. I hesitated for a moment before pushing open the heavy wooden door. The hinges groaned in protest, making a loud creaking sound that echoed through the empty space. My skin prickled with the sense that I was intruding somewhere I wasn’t supposed to be.Inside, the place was just as lifeless as it appeared from the outside. Dust coated ever

Kai’s POVI sped across the highway with my hands curled around the steering wheel in annoyance. I was about to get a speeding ticket but I cared less, at this point, all I cared about was getting to my father’s place in no time. Few days after Tonia came out of hiding, her lifeless body is found at a dumping site, there is no way this is a coincidence. This looked like a well thought out plan by someone who feels she knows too much and is trying to silence her, and who else would it be if not my father, maybe I shouldn’t have let her out of my sight when I met her at the lounge. I pulled over in front on my father’s house, parking recklessly and stepping out immediately. I didn’t bother knocking on the door, I pushed the door open and stormed in, he was nowhere in the sitting room so I decided to go found him in his room upstairs, I pushed the door open when I got there and as usual, the bastard was on bed with a whore. He didn’t appear shocked to see me, it was as though he has been

Amelia’s POV“Mom, what was that for?" I demanded, my voice trembling with frustration. Kai had left the room, giving us space, but the tension still hung thick in the air. My mom was already shoving her things into a bag, her face set in a hard, unyielding expression."Enough, Amelia," she snapped, not even glancing at me. "We’re going back home tonight, and you’re coming with me. No arguments."I stood there, my heart pounding. "Mom, I work for him too! I can’t just quit my job like that."She finally paused, turning to face me with a look that sent a shiver down my spine. For a brief second, I thought she might be willing to listen."What kind of dirty work do you do for him?" she spat, her voice dripping with disdain. "I’d rather have you flipping burgers at McDonald’s than getting your hands bloody. I don’t care how much he’s paying you; I won’t have you involved in anything illegal." She zipped her bag with a sharp tug and grabbed my hand, pulling me toward the door.I tried to

Kai’s POVI was supposed to be focused on work, but my mind kept wandering back to last night with Amelia. I leaned back in my chair, running a hand through my hair. No matter how hard I tried, I couldn’t focus on work. My thoughts kept drifting back to her, and I found myself smiling for no reason at all. I glanced at the time—still hours until midnight, when I promised to pick her up again.Screw it. I reached for my phone, scrolling to her name and hitting call before I could second-guess myself.The phone rang a few times before she picked up. "Hey," she said, her voice soft and warm, just hearing it made my heart do this stupid little flip.“Hey,” I replied, smiling. “What are you up to?”There was a pause, and I could hear her shifting around on the other end of the line. "Not much, just reading books to kill time. You?"“I should be working,” I said with a chuckle, “but I can’t stop thinking about you.”I could hear the smile in her voice when she responded, "Really? It's not e

Amelia’s POVI paced around my room, my phone clutched tightly in my hand, staring at the call log. Five unanswered calls. Countless texts left on read—or worse, ignored. It wasn’t like Kai to just disappear like this. My mind raced with possibilities. Was he hurt? Was he in trouble? Or worse… did I do something? I tried to replay the last time we were together, but my memory of that night was patchy at best. All I could remember was him driving me home and me mumbling half-asleep nonsense. Had I said something to upset him?A knock on my door pulled me from my thoughts."Amelia," my mother called softly from the other side, "you have a friend here to see you."My heart leaped at her words. Is it Kai? I thought, rushing to the door. I swung it open and hurried past my mother without waiting for more details. My pulse quickened as I made my way to the sitting room, hope bubbling up inside me.But my excitement and anticipation died down upon seeing who it was. It wasn’t Kai. Instead, h