All Chapters of I Accidentally Married a Mafia Boss: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

“I said we’re out.” Holding the empty orange bottle in my palm, I watched it as though it may replenish itself with enough time. Already on to the next customer, the chemist hardly turned behind as he left. My knuckles whitened, and my hold tightened around the plastic. “Please,” I called after him. “There has to be something you can do. My mother needs that medication.” “We don’t do miracles here,” he said over his shoulder. “We do receipts.” I didn’t realize how hard I was breathing until I turned around and nearly tripped over the child behind me. The line behind me had grown. Everyone was staring like I was something tragic on the news. I shoved the door open and into the heavy evening air. The streets smelt like grease and rain, and the wind bit my flimsy sweatshirt like it was paper. I reached for my phone. No new texts. No calls. Just the glowing reminder: *Low Balance. $3.26 remaining.* A bus screamed past, dousing my trainers with a wave of soiled water. I bit my j

Benedict Eryx had always prided himself on precision. His mind, sharp as a surgeon's scalpel, cut through legalese with practiced ease. Every deal and every document was handled with the utmost care. So when Eirian Kaiser’s cold, seething voice cut through the air in his office, the weight of it pre

The room was tense, the air weighted with unsaid words. The only constant was the low mechanical murmur of the refrigerator, drowned out sometimes by the wind roaring against the windows and the rain tapping like fingertips against the glass. Outside, lightning burst across the heavens, ghostly flas

The storm had begun to disperse, leaving a dense, oppressive calm that seemed to hang ponderous in the air. The downpour left imprints on the streets, shining like freshly healed scars on the ground even if the wind had stopped. Izora's ideas raced about her trying to catch up with the reality she w

The clean white light in the hospital room buzzed faintly above, producing long shadows on the pale linoleum floor. Outside, the hammering rain had softened to a thin mist that gently cushioned against the windowpane, a muted soundtrack to the upheaval bursting out inside Izora's chest. Benedict s