Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Mafia Protocol: Kabanata 191 - Kabanata 194

The warehouse was drenched in shadow and silence, as if the building itself was holding its breath. Riccardo Falcone stood in the center of it all, bloodied knuckles clenching and unclenching at his sides. The light from the high windows caught the sharp angles of his face—hardened, cold, and resolute. Around him, his most trusted men stood in a wide circle, weapons loaded and eyes sharp. The tension in the room was a living, breathing thing. Camilla stood just behind him. She wasn’t the scared woman she had been when this all began. Power radiated from her like a second skin. She wore black—elegant, lethal—and the pistol at her side was more than just symbolic now. She was ready to fight, to bleed if she had to. For Riccardo. For the empire they had rebuilt from ruin. “Delgado’s dogs are moving,” Marco reported, stepping forward and sliding a tablet onto the steel table. “We intercepted chatter an hour ago. They’re planning a final strike.” “How many?” Riccardo asked, his voice l

The morning after the bloodbath at the docks, the city felt eerily silent. As though it were holding its breath, uncertain of what came next. Smoke still hung in the air like a ghost refusing to depart. But for the first time in months—maybe years—Riccardo could hear the stillness. And it didn’t feel like danger. It felt like victory. Camilla stood at the balcony of the old Falcone estate, arms folded, wind tugging her dark hair from its braid. Below, men cleaned weapons and tended to the wounded. A dozen loyal soldiers remained to protect the heart of what they had rebuilt. She didn’t feel like a queen. She felt like a survivor. “Thought I’d find you out here,” Riccardo said behind her. She didn’t turn. “I needed the air.” He stepped beside her, his face still marred with a healing bruise from the night before. “You slept for three hours. That’s a record for you.” “I couldn’t shut my eyes without seeing Marco,” she whispered. “Or Mateo. Or Angelo’s face when you handed him over