Filipino Mafia Novels & Stories

I swallowed hard, but he wasn’t done. "You think I’m just some big muscle Mafia idiot." He tilted his head, his dark eyes glinting with amusement. "Let me remind you, Ari. My father was the consigliere. I have more info on the Mafia than the Don himself. And my family have always kept it quiet. You think we would have kept it quiet if we didn’t have any brains? You think we would be the leading Mafia family in the country, in this continent, if we didn’t have any brains?"

If it had been anyone else he would've said no but in a sense, Blaine know's what he's doing and understands the business world. " What news have you heard from them so far? " Killian asked leaning back and taking a sip of his water. " All good things so far. Mr. Masahiko and his men from Japan are ecstatic for their company renovations " " Mr. Masahiko is a very good business colleague of mine. His success rate has never failed to impress me. Good pick " Killian responded genuinely surprised. He had multiple ties and shares with Mr. Masahiko and with the renovations from Blaine, his company would basically be in the palm of their hands. After about twenty more minutes Blaine smirked at Kill

For the first time in his life her was afraid, afraid of her opinion of him, afraid of if she would even like him, just afraid. Present Day. It had been two weeks since I graduated from university and moved back home with my parents and brothers. My father, Romero Ramos, is the leader of the Spanish/American Mafia until my eldest brother, Mateo Ramos, takes over next year. My mother, Maria Ramos, was born into the Mafia just like the rest of my family and lastly my second brother, Sebastian Ramos will be my Mateo's second in command for Mateo when he become leader. The there's me, Sofia, I have been involved in offical mafia business since I was sixteen years old, my job is mostly traning ne

There were also pictures of Murphy and his father, along with Jasper and Jhovel Messina. Jasper and Jhovel Messina are Sicilians, and I'm not sure why they're in the Philippines—perhaps they're in hiding. Sicily is in chaos. It seems like the Philippines has become a hiding place for criminals. Well, it's vice versa too. "Do you think they have a lot of people locked up in that prison?" Chandler inquired, rolling up his long sleeve to three quarters and clenching his jaw. If I were him, I’d probably react the same way. He looks like he’s ready to murder someone. He has a backstory with prisons, but that's not mine to tell. We’ll make sure that this is Finn Dixon’s and Jasper's last breath on

To those in the underworld, he smiled like a saint and punished like the devil. Years of experience had taught Rios the virtue of patience. And he believed failure was not an option. If he faltered, the legacy his grandfather had built over generations would crumble. Don Felix Alcaraz had solidified their family as one of the toughest Mafia clans in the Philippines. Under Rios’s leadership, there was no way he would let such great achievement collapse. He had to be sharp. Focused. In control. Yet ever since that little incident at the restaurant, he found himself unexpectedly distracted.

He asked angrily. He was still enjoying his bachelor life and he doesn't want to have commitment nor responsibilities to women. They are all pain in the ass, he'll rather fuck them and leave right after. "What are you fussing about when you know you'll eventually get married? You're not just a normal man Damon, you are the future Capo di tutti capi!" the old man answered, referring to his position in their organization. He was a mafia boss. The future leader of Thanatuo Organosi, a Greek mafia that originated in Greece but is now dominating in Albania and South America. He was also the mysterious owner of Infinity Winery that runs here in the Philippines.

Maybe he also remembered what we have today that's why he was acting nice. I happily took a shower and groomed myself. I was still in the room, but I'm already planning what should I cook for tonight. Valjerome maybe a mafia boss, but he still has his legal company to take care of. He is running a company named ABCD Construction Corporation — a leading engineering and infrastructure firm here in the Philippines.

he said, pressing his mouth on a thin line, and averting his gaze as if he was thinking about something. "Could you tell me more about this mafia thing?" I asked, determined to learn everything I could about them. If it's really a mafia, then I need to know everything so that I can plan my next move. He sat back on the sofa again before he spoke. "In this country, we have two mafia groups: the Sinaloa Cartel and the Camorra, which are rivals and both dangerous." "Where were you from?" I asked; my heart pounded out of my chest with excitement and anxiety, and I felt like I was on the right track in finding those killers.

"Sophia believes you will marry after she finishes school. Mafia law states that a Capo should be offered the purest of females, both in blood and virtue." I laughed in surprise. She read our code book. Where did she even get one? "Yes, but it is just an offering. One I don't plan on taking. Tommy told Sophia they had to wait until after school. She thinks that is true for me too. Despite me sending her away, her father drills it in her head that she is the best choice and that I will eventually take her as my wife. As far as mafia code, that was written centuries ago. It is like the Bible. Christians don't run around whipping their disobedient wives, do they? It isn't to be taken literally

“The only thing humorous about you both is your miserable lives and utter lack of intelligence.” The class erupted into stifled snickers, and Engineer Akinyemi let the moment linger, clearly pleased with himself for reasons best known to him. Finally, he added, “The mafia can also be called the mob, the syndicate, the outfit… or even la nosa costra.” He paused abruptly, his expression darkening at the sound of a barely audible giggle. “Mirabel! Or should I say Miracle?” he snapped, zeroing in on her. “Care to share what’s so funny?”