All Chapters of Sold To The Mafia Lord: Chapter 211 - Chapter 218

Lucien slid from the bed quietly, careful not to wake her. Emilia lay curled under the sheets, her hair tousled, chest rising and falling in soft, even breaths. The aftermath of their passion left traces of warmth on his skin, memories of her scent, her taste, the fire in her eyes, every inch of her seared into him.He paused at the edge of the bed, observing her. She looked utterly peaceful, completely unaware of him standing there. Her lips parted slightly in a soft, almost imperceptible smile, as though she was dreaming of him. His chest tightened with a mixture of longing and regret, longing because he wanted more time with her, and regret because duty waited and he lost control again with her.The war had been scheduled two hours ago. Two hours they were already late. And yet… he had let himself be carried away, let her distraction pull him away from everything else. He exhaled slowly.Gently, he leaned down and pressed a soft kiss to her forehead. Her smile deepened, her hands t

Lucien’s hands tightened around the wheel as the convoy cut through the rugged terrain. Every heartbeat was synced with the engine’s roar, every nerve screaming with anticipation. Santiago de la Cruz’s estate lay ahead, massive and foreboding, a fortress surrounded by high walls, guard towers, and patrols.He had underestimated him once before. Never again. He had studied every possible weakness, every pattern of security, but the man was on high alert now. Every second mattered. Delay was deadly.His men glanced at him from the vehicles, reading the tension in his stance. He gave a curt nod, signaling they were about to move. No words were needed; they understood the stakes.As the estate’s gates came into view, Lucien’s pulse quickened. The guards were visible even from a distance, heavily armed and strategically stationed. But he did not hesitate. He had come for Santiago, and nothing would stop him.A spotlight swept across the road, catching one of his men in its beam. Lucien’s j

Lucien watched the monitors intently, scanning every corridor and entry point. The estate was under his control, or so he thought.Suddenly, one of the feeds went black. He frowned, eyes narrowing. “What the hell?”Across the estate, Santiago had destroyed the cameras in his hideout. Lucien’s men scrambled to assess the breach, but the screens were dead. Santiago had realized Lucien might be watching.The calm of the control room evaporated. Lucien’s pulse quickened. He knew Santiago was preparing a counterattack. He gave a sharp order: “Positions! Stay sharp, he’s going to try something.” Gunfire erupted somewhere deep in the estate. Lucien’s men shouted, bullets ricocheted, and the war ignited again with fury.Shots rang from every corridor, bullets shredding walls and floors. Santiago’s men, loyal and well trained, fought with deadly precision. Lucien’s team pushed forward, returning fire, securing positions, but the estate became a maelstrom of smoke, screams, and chaos.Lucien d

Lucien stood in the middle of the ruined estate, the echoes of gunfire fading but the weight of his actions lingering. Santiago was dead. His daughter gone. His wife… gone. Every corner of the estate bore witness to the carnage, a grim testament to what happens when someone crosses him.He turned to his men. “Take photographs. Document everything,” he ordered. “Every corner of this place, every sign of their downfall. Make it known what happens to those who oppose us.”The men moved efficiently, capturing every angle, every blood stained wall. Lucien watched silently, calculating. Santiago’s death was not just vengeance, it was a warning.A secure line buzzed in his hand. Lucien picked it up, voice calm. “Send copies to all houses aligned with Santiago. Let them see what happens when you underestimate me and let them know I am coming for them one after the other."Lucien’s orders were precise. He wanted fear, not just revenge. Every house that had allied with Santiago needed to unders