All Chapters of Wrong Sister Claimed By The Mafia King : Chapter 151 - Chapter 153

As expected, the internet spiraled. It was flooded with theories and Salvatore Vitale’s name trended nonstop, tied to words like cover-up, silencing and attempted murder. The public narrative was already forming, saying Jairo Vitale had been nearly killed after speaking against his father.There was still no concrete evidence but that no longer mattered.What fueled the fire even more was the discovery that the files Jairo had been reading from during the broadcast were completely blank. That single detail convinced the public that someone had tampered with them. It didn’t take long before Salvatore was summoned for questioning.Netizens followed every update closely, dissecting body language and tone. The situation had gone far beyond rumors and people wanted answers.At the charity venue, Ann sat quietly with her phone in hand, scrolling endlessly. Her heart pounded as she searched for familiar names, especially her family's own. She knew this moment would come. She had waited for y

Luci was in her room, straightening her hair and adjusting her outfit when a soft knock came at the door. “Come in,” she called. The door slowly opened and Ann appeared, peeking in with a soft smile. “Good morning, honey. Breakfast is ready,” she said. “Morning. I will be out in a minute,” she finished fixing her hair before heading to the dining room. But when she stepped into the room, she froze mid-step. Her brows furrowed at the sight of a familiar face. He was seated beside Emilia, who smiled at her, motioning for her to join them. “Good morning, dear,” Charlotte greeted warmly as Luci settled down. She returned the greeting to the couple, but her eyes kept drifting back to Kaicus. “Why are you here?” she asked, confusion lacing her voice. “To save my neck,” he replied calmly, picking up a piece of bread as if that were the most normal thing in the world. Luci understood without asking questions but she was surprised that he was in the house. Well, he was a good man to he