THE MAFIA PRINCE AND HIS BODYGUARD의 모든 챕터: 챕터 61 - 챕터 70

Chapter 61Gunfire tore through the darkness like thunder.The moment the lights died, Leo dropped low and rolled behind a stack of crates, Kai moving with him in perfect sync. Bullets chewed into the concrete where they had been standing seconds earlier.“Ambush!” Leo shouted, drawing his pistol and returning fire toward the muzzle flashes.Kai was already moving, a shadow in the blackness. He dropped one attacker with a suppressed shot to the head, then another as he flanked left. Leo covered him, putting rounds through the chest of a gunman trying to circle behind them.The Shadow Council woman’s voice cut through the chaos from somewhere deeper in the warehouse. “You were always meant to die for the cause, Leo! Your mother planned it beautifully. A hybrid martyr to unite the families under her vision. You were never supposed to survive this long!”Leo snarled and pushed forward, Kai right beside him. They moved like one lethal organism — Leo drawing fire while Kai delivered killin

Chapter 63The grand hall was still half-empty when Leo pulled Kai into the side room. Luca and Elena followed without being asked. Leo set the phone on the table and let them read the message.Luca swore under his breath. “We trace it now. Elena, get on it.”Elena was already pulling up her tablet. “Number’s a burner. Clean. But the face in that photo… I’m running it against the old sealed files. Give me a minute.”Leo didn’t sit. He stood with his arms crossed, staring at the screen like it might change if he looked hard enough. Kai stayed close, one hand resting low on Leo’s back, thumb moving in a slow, steady line.Elena spoke first. “Got a hit. Alessio. The file was buried deep under your mother’s personal archives. Born two years after you. Different mother, same bloodline. Kept completely off the books.”Luca leaned over her shoulder. “She had a backup plan. Of course she did.”Leo’s jaw worked. “She always did.”Kai’s hand pressed firmer against his spine. “We find him before

Chapter 65The car stayed quiet the rest of the way back.Leo didn’t ask again. Kai didn’t offer. The photo sat between them like a live wire neither of them wanted to touch while Elena was still in the back seat with Mia and Luca’s voice kept checking in over the radio.They reached the compound just after nine. Mia was carried inside under Elena’s watch. She was lucid enough to glare at everyone and demand coffee, which Elena ignored while she ran another set of vitals. Luca already had the shipyard blueprints pulled up on the main table by the time Leo and Kai walked into the war room.No one mentioned the message.They planned in clipped sentences.Elena would have eyes in the sky and three long-range positions locked by eleven. Luca and two shooters would be inside the shipyard two hours early, buried in the crane lattice and the flooded dry docks. If Alessio tried to run, every exit died. If he tried to take a shot, he died first. Leo and Kai would walk in the front like they we

Chapter 67I didn’t speak until the shipyard lights disappeared behind us.Kai drove. I sat in the passenger seat with the folded page still in my pocket, the paper edges cutting into my palm every time my fist tightened. The city slid past in dark streaks. My mind kept looping the same three images: the typed order with my mother’s signature, Alessio’s calm little smile, and the two black-bagged heads on that laptop screen.Become the one he leans on.She had written it like a grocery list. Get close. Stay close. Be the attachment. Open the door when the time comes.I had married the man she assigned to me.Kai’s hand left the wheel for a second and settled on my thigh, heavy and warm. He didn’t say anything. He just kept it there, thumb moving in a slow, steady line the same way he had in the side room days ago when the first message arrived. The contact grounded me and scraped at the same time. I hated how much I needed it.“Talk to me,” he said finally, voice low.“Not yet.”He ac

Chapter 69The first shot came from my right.Stone exploded near my shoulder. I was already moving, dropping low and firing twice as Kai shoved me behind a toppled pew. The cathedral turned into noise and muzzle flash. Alessio’s men spread along the side aisles, using pillars and confessional booths for cover. They were good—better than the usual hired guns—but they weren’t us.Kai and I had been fighting in the same rhythm for years.I took the left angle. He took the right. We moved like we shared one set of lungs. A man in a dark coat broke from cover near the baptismal font; Kai dropped him with a clean shot through the throat before I even fully tracked the movement. Another tried to flank from the choir loft stairs. I put two rounds into his chest and watched him tumble.My earpiece crackled. Luca’s voice, tight and controlled. “We’re in. North and west entrances. Elena has eyes on the roof. No runners yet.”“Copy,” I answered, and kept shooting.Alessio hadn’t moved from the c