All Chapters of Sins of The Mafia: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Sienna I had just woken up with a strong need to pee, I had slept for 6 hours which was a lot considering I usually got less sleep. I went to the washroom and did my business. I felt hunger rise in me. I put up my hair in a bun and walked out the door and downstairs. Now that I wasn’t wearing the coat, my bump was visible but because of the sweatshirt I had on, I still hid most of it. I followed the sound of voices, they came from the living room, we crossed while going upstairs. “I don’t know, I don’t trust him, the guy is shady the more I know him.” I heard Adrian say. “Let me dig up more on him before you accept his offer.” Said Ivan. My brows furrowed. Ivan was here already? I walked in the living room, “What guy is shady?” I asked. Adrian looked up from the laptop he was working on. “Oh you’re up already?” He said as he looked at the time. “Hey,” Ivan greeted me with a warm smile. I returned his smile as I took a seat beside Adrian. “It’s nothing just this guy I

Sienna “It’s all right. He didn’t try anything,” I said to calm Ivan down. He was furious, evident from the way he gripped the steering wheel and muttered curses about Nico. “Just don’t tell Adrian.” “Why not? I need to let him know that guy was bothering you,” he said, letting out a frustrated sigh. He looked guilty, as if it were his fault I’d been spotted. I knew we were going to encounter one of them sooner or later, and maybe Adrian knew that too, which is why he sent Ivan with me. But to tell him we actually had an interaction would make Adrian really mad—and maybe I wouldn’t be allowed to leave again without ten guards surrounding me. “You know how he’ll get. He’ll be really mad,” I remarked, leaving the sentence open-ended. If he complained to Adrian, it would only backfire on him. I saw uncertainty bloom in Ivan’s eyes as he groaned. “I’ll have to report to him anyway. I’m sorry,” Ivan apologized, his mouth forming a thin line. He was really loyal to Adrian, having prot

Sienna I gave a brief glance at the scattered papers on the table in front of me. My gaze lingered on the main document titled Divorce Decree. My signature was the only thing that stood out like polished stone among a heap of rocks. My mind was resolute on this matter. I had some lingering feelings, but they were pushed aside after the stunt Lucian pulled a couple of days ago. I could handle anything directed at me—but if it affected my peers, especially someone close to Ava, I wasn’t going to sit back and take it. “Having second thoughts?” I turned my head toward the familiar voice as my brother leaned against the doorway. His arms were crossed and a relaxed smile played on his lips, though his eyes—heavy with exhaustion—betrayed how tired he really was. Still, he kept up his act for me. “No, I'm just hoping things go right,” I said honestly. I was more worried about Lucian’s reaction after the call. He sounded really… different. Almost aggressive, to the point it was feral. And

LucianA sigh escaped me as my gaze drifted to my wristwatch for the fourth time. Sienna had finally agreed to meet me. When I told her to meet me, it was clearly meant for breakfast, but it was past 1 PM and she still hadn’t arrived. She had promised, so I knew she would come eventually. Glancing out the glass windows, watching people walk by and carry on with their days, I thought about last night.A meeting had been set with my board members, and Nico insisted it be held at a restaurant. It wasn’t a lie when I said the restaurant was mine—it was, but only in partnership. My team had invested in it for its potential. I had never expected to see Sienna there. I noticed her the moment she walked in, but Nico convinced me to stay seated since we were in the middle of a crucial discussion. Not that it mattered—I barely registered a single word. My eyes kept wandering over to Sienna’s table, where she sat with Ivan, laughing the entire time. Each laugh she directed at him only stoked the

SiennaTaking a deep breath, I turned my gaze toward the window, hoping Adrian was okay and would return soon. The events of the past few hours had been a complete shock. When I’d left the house to meet Lucian, I hadn’t imagined things would take such a terrifying turn.The sound of gunshots had sent me into a state of panic. I couldn’t breathe properly.It wasn’t the first time I’d experienced something like this—the last time had also been with Lucian. But this time, there was one major difference. This time, I had a baby growing inside me.The moment I heard the shots, all I could think about was protecting my baby. My lungs had almost given out from the fear that something might happen. But Lucian had been there. He had unknowingly protected our child.I closed my eyes, remembering the way he’d held my hand and grazed my cheek. “Breathe, baby. Breathe. It’ll be alright.”The memory dragged me back to moments when I was truly happy with him. If the situation hadn’t been what