All Chapters of My Obsessed Mafia Ex Wants Me Back: Chapter 111 - Chapter 118

Kai"I'm telling you, she is hot." Brian laughed. "Which one?""The blonde."I rolled my eyes and continued adjusting the tape around my wrist. Gary and Brian had been talking about girls for the past few minutes, and honestly, I wasn't interested.I had more important things to think about. The upcoming tournament.And the fact that I had spent an entire hour sitting across from Lily Valmont while she tried to teach me English like I was some hopeless student who couldn't understand a damn thing."Did you hear that Jace has a girlfriend now?"My hands stopped. I didn't looked at them but I listened."Girlfriend?" Gary asked. "Who?""I don't know. I just heard he's seeing someone."Gary whistled."Seriously? After what happened with his last breakup?"Brian nodded. "Apparently.""I heard that one messed him up."Why the hell was I listening to this? I had no reason to care about Jace's relationship.None.I picked up my stick and checked the tape around the blade, pretending I was co

LilyKai's brows drew together. "About what?"I hesitated for a second. "Did you ask her to apologize to me?"For a moment, he simply looked at me. Then he shrugged."When someone is wrong about something, the least they can do to make it right is apologize.""So you actually told her to?""Yes."I wasn't sure why that answer made something warm settle in my chest. Maybe because I hadn't expected it from him.Kai had never exactly been the kind of person I imagined caring about whether someone had wronged me or not. He usually seemed more interested in provoking me than defending me.But he'd actually told Camila to apologize. And for some reason, I liked that."Well..." I smiled slightly. "There's no harm in being good once in a while."He raised an eyebrow. "Once in a while?"I shook my head. "At least now I know you actually have a heart somewhere in there.""Somewhere?""Very deep somewhere."He chuckled. I picked up my bag and slung it over my shoulder before glancing around the

LilyI had been sick for three days. Not the kind of sickness where I could take some medication, sleep for a few hours, and drag myself to school the next morning. This was the kind that had left me buried beneath my blankets, barely interested in food and too exhausted to do anything except sleep.The flu had hit me harder than I expected.My parents had practically turned me into a prisoner in my own bedroom, refusing to let me step outside even when I insisted I was feeling better. Between my mother checking my temperature every few hours and my father making sure I took every medication on time, there was hardly a moment when I was left alone.By the second day, I was able to sit up long enough to study.That was when I started working on our presentation. The Life and Leadership Skills group had created a classroom group chat, so whenever I was awake, I checked the messages and followed whatever everyone was discussing. I had missed enough already, and with our presentation gett

EpilogueI woke up to someone banging on my bedroom door. "Lily! Wake up!"I groaned and pulled the blanket over my head. The banging continued."Lily!""Sofia, go away."The door opened anyway."It's your birthday!"I felt the mattress dip as she climbed onto my bed, and before I could properly protest, she pulled the blanket away from my face."Happy birthday!"I squinted at her through the morning light. "You're very loud.""And you're eighteen!"I stared at her for a moment before a smile slowly spread across my face.Eighteen. The number felt strange. Not because I suddenly felt different, but because I couldn't believe how quickly the last few months had passed.When I first walked into my new school, I had been convinced my final year would be simple. I wanted good grades, a quiet year, and maybe a few new friends.Instead, I somehow ended up with Lisa, a hockey rivalry I never asked for, a friendship with Jace, a complicated relationship with the most irritating boy I'd ever m