All Chapters of My Obsessed Mafia Ex Wants Me Back: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

KaiI fastened my wristwatch around my wrist and checked the time."Don't you think it's a little early to leave?"I glanced toward the bed. Camilla was leaning against the headboard, the duvet pulled around her body as she looked at me."We could go for another round, you know."I gave her a brief look before turning back to my watch.One thing I liked about Camilla was that she knew how to make a man forget his problems.It didn't matter how angry I was or how much something was getting under my skin. Somehow, she always knew how to distract me.Even when she annoyed the hell out of me, she knew exactly how to pull me back into her world.I picked up my jeans from the floor and pulled them on. "It's almost dawn. I need to get home, get ready, and go to school. You should do the same."A frown appeared on her face as she climbed out of bed, clutching the duvet around herself."You're seriously leaving?""Yes."She stepped closer."You don't even want to stay for a little while?"I lo

LilyLisa and I walked down the hallway together toward the school entrance.I adjusted the strap of my bag on my shoulder while she talked about something that had happened during our last class. I was listening, but my mind kept drifting back to the conversation I had with Jace earlier."By the way," I said.Lisa looked at me. "Hmm?""Jace came over."She stopped walking."He did what? When?""I didn't get the chance to tell you earlier."She groaned. "Why?"I rolled my eyes. "Because I went to use the restroom, and when I came back, the teacher was already in class. I couldn't exactly start talking to you in the middle of the lesson.""Oh." She nodded in understanding and we started walking again."He asked me to have lunch with him and I said I will think about it." I said. Lisa stopped again."You did what?"I frowned. "I said I'd think about it."Lisa stared at me like I'd just told her I had volunteered to climb a mountain."Why would you say that?""Because what else was I s

LilyI was seated in the school library, surrounded by books and notes for our English presentation.Across the table, Lisa was working with Greg, her group partner. They had been going through their research together, discussing which points they wanted to include in their presentation.I was supposed to be doing the same with Kai.mExcept Kai was nowhere to be found.I glanced at my phone for what felt like the hundredth time.It had been thirty minutes since our free period started. Thirty minutes since I had been sitting here waiting for him to show up.And the worst part was that he hadn't even opened my message.Maybe I shouldn't have expected anything from him. After all, this was Kai Spencer we were talking about.He wasn't exactly the most responsible student in school. He skipped classes, barely paid attention when he did show up, and apparently didn't care much about his grades.It wasn't because he wasn't intelligent. That much was obvious. Kai Spencer looks smart from just

Lily "Calm down, Lisa. We're coming. Sofia and I are getting ready," I said, stuffing Sofia's sunscreen into her bag.Lisa groaned from the other end of the call. "You've been saying that for the past ten minutes.""Because we're almost done.""You better be."I rolled my eyes before ending the call and tossing my phone onto the bed. Sofia looked at me from where she was sitting."Your friend seems eager for this outing."I looked at her and smiled. She was already completely ready for our weekend beach outing, while I was still trying to make sure we had everything we needed. Apparently, I had forgotten my sunscreen at home, so I had resorted to borrowing Sofia's before we left.If Mum had been around while I was getting ready, I probably would have gotten an earful.It didn't matter how carefully I tried to put things together. Somehow, I always managed to forget something or knock something over in the process.I knew it was a bad habit. I just couldn't seem to help it sometimes.

KaiThere were plenty of reasons why I had agreed to work with Lily.nNone of them had anything to do with liking her.The truth was, I needed those grades. Coach Reynolds had made that very clear.If my grades didn't improve this time, I wasn't playing in the upcoming hockey tournament.nAnd this wasn't some small school tournament I could afford to miss.It was the biggest tournament we'd had all year. Scouts would be there, coaches from different teams would be watching, and for me, it was one of the few opportunities I had to prove that I was more than the reckless idiot everyone seemed to think I was.Missing it wasn't an option.nBut apparently, that wasn't enough to convince my father.He had already told me he was considering taking me out of hockey altogether if I couldn't get my grades under control.That part pissed me off more than I wanted to admit.nHe already thought I was a disappointment.A good-for-nothing son who cared about hockey and nothing else.nI wasn't going to gi