All Chapters of Sins of The Mafia: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

SiennaMy hands straightened the new flowy maternity dress I had tried on. Since my outings were on pause, Ava and I had done some online shopping the last time she came over. Ava wasn’t staying at our house—instead, she stayed in Ivan’s guest house. I would have liked it better if she stayed with me, but our house was far from the city. She visited frequently, though, so I didn’t feel too alone. The dresses had just arrived. The one I had on was a lavender, flowy, lightweight dress that gently hugged my belly, showing off my bump. A smile spread across my lips as I gazed at myself in the mirror. The dress made me feel confident and proud. I turned slightly, placing my hands gently on my belly. I was still in awe every time I looked at it. Soon enough, I would have someone to call mine.Just as easily as the smile appeared, it slipped away. Thinking about what had happened a few days ago brought back the stress. This had been my life since I was young—being careful, being scared for o

LucianBang! Another man down. I shifted back to my cover spot—a curve in the wall. My eyes were locked on the stairs. I had made a mental note: not even a drop of these vicious animals’ blood would touch that area. My mind was a storm of thoughts and heightened awareness. Enemies surrounded me, but I always operated best under pressure. Since getting Sienna to safety, I had already taken out more than five of them. I was outnumbered, sure, but that never discouraged me.At the thought of Sienna, a strange kind of numbness settled over me. Surely I hadn’t imagined it—she looked more than just healthy. Though slim, her stomach had a subtle puff. Then there was the nursery room… and Sienna’s uneasy expression. It brought me to a single, shocking conclusion: she might be pregnant.The thought unleashed a wave of rage through me, but I forced myself to calm down. Sienna’s fragile mental state—and the fact that she had every right to keep something this big from me—anchored me. I shoved th

Sienna"What’s the den?" The question came from me as my eyes moved between Adrian and Lucian. Both of them were busy glaring at each other. On second thought, Adrian was the one glaring, while Lucian looked amused. The day couldn’t have gotten more strange—first, our house was broken into, and then Lucian showed up. He had found out the secret I’d kept from him. He didn’t react the way I had imagined, or maybe he was just keeping himself in check since Adrian was here. Either way, I was confused. Adrian and Lucian kept talking about keeping me safe while ignoring me."It’s a place..." Adrian trailed off, rephrasing his words. "It’s a piece of land he and I purchased in our younger days. We constructed it to make a safe house." My face scrunched up in confusion."What do you mean by a safe house?" I asked, because we also had safe houses in our family. What was the point of making a joint one? Adrian rubbed his nape, trying to find the right words."It’s not just a house, it’s a compo

Sienna "I’m not going to lie, Si, this place is dope," Ava commented as she returned from a tour around the compound. She was right. I hadn’t explored the whole place yet, but from the outside, I could tell it was designed really well. When we first arrived, Adrian offered to show me around. I refused, making an excuse that I was tired, leaving Ava to explore on her own. It wasn’t because I was tired—I just didn’t want to get attached to another place I knew we’d eventually have to leave behind. The last couple of months, I’d moved around a lot. First, I left for New York, then came back to Adrian’s new house, and now we were here. Sometimes, I wished I hadn’t been a coward and left Chicago. I should’ve stood my ground instead of running away. Since then, I hadn’t been able to settle in one place. This wasn’t what I wanted. I hadn’t even gotten a chance to set up my baby’s nursery yet, and with everything going on, it didn’t look like we’d be leaving this place any time soon. I

Sienna Tossing and turning, I finally gave up and threw the covers off me. Earlier, when the coast was clear, Adrian had made dinner for Ava and me. He wasn’t a great cook, but he wanted me to rest, so he whipped up a simple sandwich. I wondered about the others but didn’t voice my question. Ava was already on edge. I genuinely hoped she would settle down and not be so angry the next time we saw Lucian’s sister. I didn’t want to treat her with hostility she didn’t deserve. I could admit, I wasn’t the most comfortable seeing her, but I didn’t want to treat her horribly and make her feel like an imposter here. She had as much right to be here as I did. Thankfully, everyone had retreated to their rooms because I didn’t see them for the rest of the night. Adrian had been gone a while. Upon return, he told me he had a meeting with Lucian to discuss the next course of action. He acted like he wasn’t happy about it, but I sensed a difference after he came back. He sounded satisfied, or c