All Chapters of The Mafia's Enemy: Owning the Doctor: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

By the next morning, Georgia and Kris agreed to meet at the grocery store near the former’s house. Georgia arrived first, she didn’t wait for Kris and decided to get inside. She was wearing a white polo long sleeve paired with high-waisted jeans and white shoes. Since they will be going to her hometown, Georgia thought of buying some necessities they might need–that includes their daily needs, after all, they still didn’t know when they were going to finish doing what they needed. Well, she didn’t want to come empty-handed like the last time, too. At the same time, Georgia didn’t want to depend on her mother out there, too. As much as possible, though they were into treasure hunting, she wanted to help her mother with what she could as well. She bought some canned and processed foods, fruits and vegetables, and also meats. As it was her turn in the counter, her eyes caught a familiar presence of a man across the counter two meters away. Her brows met for a second when she saw Kris c

“Oh, really?” Surprised, Gemini spoke. She returned her gaze onto the said farmer who was now showing his respect by slightly bowing upon meeting her eyes. Gemini nodded in response with a small smile. Meanwhile, Georgia just chose to brush it off. She returned her attention to the grocery bags and started to arrange the things she bought into its rightful places.“I didn’t know you’re coming over! You should’ve told me beforehand, Gigi dear, that you’re coming, so I can prepare you some food…” Gemini spoke to which Georgia just grinned at. Kris was helping her while asking her from time-to-time where to put the stuff. “Just give me a minute and I will prepare your favorite, dear!” Jovially, Gemini exclaimed as she headed to the kitchen.“Let me take a guess…” Kris suddenly hopped into the conversation and took a pause with stuff in his arms. Hearing him, Gemini halted and turned back around. She looked at him with her playful daring eyes, urging him to say his guess. “It must be whea

Three weeks? Georgia halted at his response. She sat on the wooden chair with her brows furrowing deep as her eyes laid beneath. Was it just a coincidence? She raised her eyes again, directed to that farmer guy. Simon stood up, intending to go back to work, when she asked him something, stopping him in his tracks for a second.“What is his name?” The old man was intrigued by her question as his smile showed up again as he looked at her. “I’m not interested, unc. I just want to know his name.” She added. She was indeed interested, though. But not in a manner that this old man might have been thinking. Simon let out a laugh first before answering her, “Well, if you say so. His name is Renz.” After teasing her for a while, Simon then decided to go back to the farm, while she was left on the wooden chair, extremely bothered. But it didn’t last for a minute when she suddenly heard her mother’s voice from the backyard of the house. “Let’s have a coffee break!” Gemini shouted, instantly ha

By the time struck at lunch, the farmer had another break, becoming the chance for Georgia to approach Simon once again. She needed to know further about this Renz guy. For some reason, he gives her a… suspicious vibe. Was it because of the way he looked at her? Or… she subconsciously saw through the aura he was having? She was going to know about it soon.“Are you heading home, unc?” Georgia asked as she suddenly appeared right in front of Simon who exited from the farm first. A smile instantly showed on the face of the old man as soon as he saw her. Then, he nodded at her in response. “I’ll come with you, unc! I want to see Auntie Myrna, too!” Georgia said triumphantly as she hid her arms behind her back.“Sure, come on… I bet my wife missed you, too…” Simon muttered and then looked over his shoulder behind. All of a sudden, he called the guy she was having suspicions with, halting her for a few moments. “Come on, Renz! I’ll introduce you to her.” Georgia blinked her eyes a few time

The sunrays penetrated through the glass wall. It was scorching hot. But it couldn’t even mend the feeling of emptiness that was lingering inside of him. Sitting on his swivel chair, Primo stared at the clear blue sky with an empty gaze. The weather was so opposite to what he was feeling. He wanted it gone from him.But Georgia’s absence made his body automatically drop. He might have been given the second chance to live again, but the heavy breathing from his lungs and the void in his heart just made him feel dead. How’s that possible? Primo asked himself.It has been three weeks since that bloody day. And it has also been three weeks since he last saw her. He didn’t even get to see her face when he woke up. She was nowhere to be found. She left him. And that made his chest sting in so much pain, not the physical pain he got.He was silently watching the sky, longing for Georgia, and wishing she was there to watch it with him. All of a sudden, his phone on top of the organized table