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“The godfather we serve is not serving us. He is bleeding us dry. While we fight each other for scraps, he builds his ties with Moscow. Russia is his home, his family and his people.” Tommaso tilted his head, feigning ignorance. “Rumors. You bring us rumors?” I opened the folder. The papers slid across the table, stamped with seals and signatures. I had bled men for these documents. I had turned Sasha’s own allies into traitors. “Not rumors. Proof.” The silence grew thick enough to choke. Qiang reached out first, pulling one of the documents toward him. He read in silence, his face betraying nothing. Tommaso scanned another page, his lips twitching at the edges.

I return his greeting and turn to the hallway, noticing Kaanadan — yes, Kaanadan — in one of the back seats, writing something down while he had a book in his free hand. I freeze for a few seconds. I thought that like his godfather, Kaanadan had already gone to Sicily, especially because last night he barely said a word and he didn't even look at my face. I don't think that will change quickly, but... it surprises me that he waited for me. The book I was reading had no title on the red cover, but it seemed to be old due to the texture of the hard cover and the details that are very reminiscent of the decorative books that are on the shelves of mafia offices — often used as a pass to a hidden

No movement. One of the Godfather’s attendants stepped forward. His eyes passed over the broken painting, then settled on Samantha. His face twisted into a cold, ruthless scowl—no trace of politeness remained, only unyielding authority.“You will come with us,” he gritted out.“The Godfather wishes to speak with you.” The room fell deathly silent. All sound vanished, swallowed up by the thick, suffocating dread hanging in the air.

"Fair enough. Let's see... when I was younger, I used to sneak out of my father's meetings and go to the library. I loved reading about history and strategy. It felt like my little escape from the world of guns and deals." Gabriella's eyes widened in surprise. "Really? I would never have guessed." Enzo nodded. "Yes, books were my sanctuary. They still are, in a way." Gabriella smiled, feeling a deeper connection with him. "Looks like we have more in common than we thought." Enzo smiled, "It seems so." Gabriella opened her mouth to speak but she was interrupted by the sound of footsteps approaching. They both turned to see a servant coming towards them and a woman beside her, dressed like she

“Your practical is going to be more important. I do not intend to find myself losing a second son in this cause.” I kept my eyes on mom for a second as she walked out, closing the door behind her as she did before I closed the book that I was reading. I took a deep breath and looked down at the book, my stomach churning as I knew that I managed to fool her with one thing. I wasn’t reading about the hunters… The book looked a lot like the diary that she gave me. Only it was not… The Wolves of the Medici…

“Here you go,” Niko says holding out an old brown book. Like the mafia rules, there’s nothing written on it, no title, or author's name. not even an abstract design. Just a plain book. At least this one seems to be just an old journal not like the other one Niko described to be bound in human flesh, yuck. The original Mafia rules, not the copy I read but still. I still sniff at it a little. Only smelled old woodsy smell and nothing gross like rotten flesh or skin.

Then I headed to the small desk near the window, my pulse thundering in my ears as I placed the heavy book down and slipped my hand under my top to bring out the diary. I opened it again, to make sure I had seen correctly and it was really my father's name scrawled inside. Francesco Russo. Seeing his name made my throat tighten with guilt, it reminded me of my purpose. For some time I had been so enamoured by Ricardo and the fact that so many horrible things kept happening that it had stopped me from remembering my purpose. Seeing this book meant one of two things, one, Ricardo or Mr Palazzo may have taken it, maybe after killing him off. Two, He was really a Mafia and he was close enough to

"You should be thanking me. You finally get to live in a mansion instead of that cramped, pathetic little apartment of yours." "Roman Falcone is a ruthless crime boss," I reminded her sharply. "He bought me to produce an heir." "And now he owns you," another voice cut in roughly. It was my father. The sound of his greedy, commanding voice confirmed they had planned this betrayal together. They hadn't called to apologize or check if I was safe. They had called to use me. "Father," I breathed out, my knuckles turning white against the metal railing. "Listen to me very carefully, Cora," my father commanded bluntly, ignoring my situation. "Inside Roman's study, in the right-hand desk drawer, the

This is not about me, and this is about him. Angel takes a deep breath and closes his eyes, allowing himself to relax. I keep stroking his hair which has grown longer in the last couple of weeks. I bend down and kiss his head as a lot is passing through my mind right now. I can’t even begin to imagine how his life was growing up. He always lived under Pavlov’s shadow, being the younger son of a mafia family. I bet it wasn’t easy. How many times has he endured beatings and other things for his brother?

Ashly was sitting alone in the meeting room. She was so sunk into the book she was reading. It's been a month since Monika left, and it's not like Ashly didn't feel bad when Monika cried in front of her, but what she can do She never likes to share her things with others. And it's not a bad thing because, apparently, her husband is also the same. Well, talking about now, she was reading a book called "The History of the Mafia Kingdom", when Zia entered the room.