All Chapters of The Mafia's Adopted Princess : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

DANIEL’S POV The comforting aroma of boiling stew filled the kitchen as I stood beside Mum, handing her ingredients one by one as she prepped lunch. The radio hummed softly in the background, and the afternoon sun spilled lazily through the kitchen window, casting golden streaks across the tiled floor.Tomorrow was a big day—I was finally starting at my new school. We had spent the previous day filling out forms, getting my ID badge, and picking out a locker. I should have been nervous, but right now, I was mostly excited.I was just about to sink my spoon into a bowl of chocolate ice cream when the doorbell rang.With a lazy grunt, I left the kitchen and headed for the door, dragging my feet slightly. I opened it to reveal a tall man—clean-cut, sleek black shoes, tailored blazer, the works. The kind of man you’d expect to see stepping out of a black car with tinted windows.He smiled faintly.“Can I help you?” I asked, already suspicious.“I’m Hendrick. I’m here to see—”“Who is it,

EVE’S POV Felix dropped me off at school, and the second I stepped out of the car, all eyes turned toward us.Whispers spread like wildfire.“What did you do with Hamilton?”“Were you guys talking business or something?”“Did you get to meet Morgana?!”The hallway buzzed with questions. Some students even pulled out their phones to capture the moment, treating me like some sort of celebrity. It was overwhelming.Felix must’ve sensed my discomfort because he suddenly turned to the crowd and snapped,. “Here’s some advice: mind your f*cking business.”Just like that, silence blanketed the corridor.I shot him a grateful glance and mumbled, “Thanks.”He gave a nod. “You’re welcome. I’m heading off now. See you later.”I waved as he left, then made my way toward the dance studio. The moment I opened the door, the class fell quiet. The instructor turned.“You’re late.”I bowed quickly. “I’m sorry, sir.”“Join the others.”I found a spot on the floor next to Rose, who leaned in almost imm

**FELIX’S POV**“Eve!” I called out when I lost sight of her among the blossoms.I tried looking over the flowers, but they were too tall.Before I could worry, she jumped from behind a tree, shouting, “Gotcha!”I nearly tripped. “Geez, you scared me. I thought you got lost or something.”“Me? Get lost? How could I get lost in a butterfly garden? Even if I did, they’d guide me back.”“This isn’t a fairytale, Eve.”“I know,” she said, spinning again. “But thinking about it, it would be cool right?”, “Get out of your imagination. It’s unsafe there.”She huffed and gave me a little punch on the shoulder. “Live a little! Stop being so serious and mature. Sometimes, escaping reality isn’t such a bad idea. Just let your imagination go wild.”She stopped, arms spread wide, eyes closed as the breeze caught her hair. Her skin glowed in the amber light, her lashes fluttering slightly.I kept smiling as I watched her. What a funny girl she was But then, as I stared at her face for a long time

EVE’S POV “Are you sure we won’t get into trouble for leaving school without permission?” I asked for what felt like the hundredth time. My fingers nervously twisted the hem of my shirt as the cityscape blurred past the windows of Felix’s sleek black car.Felix chuckled softly, one hand steady on the wheel. “You worry too much, Eve. No one will even notice we’re gone. And if they do, they won’t do a thing. Relax.”I exhaled slowly, leaning back against the seat, trying to calm the jittery beat of my heart. Treasure, sitting in the backseat with his legs bouncing from excitement, leaned forward between the front seats.“So, you’re in The Flowers now, huh?” His voice was playful but edged with something more serious.I sighed and nodded. “Yeah. I am.”He narrowed his eyes and turned sharply to Felix. “Bro, seriously? You let her do that? Didn’t you try talking her out of it?”Felix took a turn, casually raising one brow. “It was too late for that. Besides, she wanted this. She’s no

EVE’S POV The practice room emptied with Hamilton’s departure, leaving behind a quiet hum of stillness and soft echoes of earlier laughter. I lingered for another thirty minutes, letting the silence soak into my skin. Then, stretching slowly, I rose from the bench and made my way to the changing room.The steam from the shower danced in soft swirls as I washed off the sweat and dust of the day. By the time I stepped outside, dressed in my cloth again, the sun had mellowed, casting gentle beams through the windows of the school’s VIP building.I didn’t return to the lounge where Felix and Treasure were likely waiting. Instead, I headed toward the main school building. I needed something familiar—faces that felt like sisters.The halls buzzed with lunchtime chatter, lockers clanging open and shut, and the scurry of shoes against polished tiles. I turned into the cafeteria and scanned the crowd.There. My heart did a small skip when I spotted them—Ella, Rose, and Katherine—gathered at