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, then the cover reads: “Catastrophic Prophecies” - What's up? – Gary asks. - Let Mark and Kevin get back. Then you wake up Lucifron. Alexander really found what we were looking for. - On the little mermaid book? - No. in this one. – Ryan takes off the paper cover of the book and shows Gary the real cover. - How did that happen? - It couldn't have been by accident. For this book with this cover to be in children's books, it couldn't have been an accident.

Red welts marked where her nails had dug in—small, crescent-shaped, already darkening. I pressed my fingers over them gently. So this was what mercy looked like. Not kindness. Not forgiveness. Just pain delivered quietly—where no one else would ever see it. And Sebastian… He had believed her. Because she was smiling. And I was human. ---

"Let me go! I don't want to go there. I don't want to!" Bianca fell to her knees in front of me and grabbed the hem of my pants with shaking hands. "Please have mercy on me, Anna. I'll never bother you ever again. Please forgive me! "Have you forgotten that we grew up together? I'm willing to do anything as long as you set me free! I mean it! I'll even grovel at your feet for your forgiveness!" Bianca started knocking her forehead against the ground. Fresh blood spurted from the point of impact, but she seemed to be oblivious to the pain and continued knocking her forehead against the floor with all her might.

The cover of the third book was a silent declaration of victory. Where the previous ones had carried dark and uncertain tones, this one displayed a watercolor in golds and deep blues—colors that evoked sunrises over the ocean, promises kept, and horizons that had finally revealed themselves within reach. The title, engraved in handwritten letters like an intimate confession, was simple and revolutionary: “To Live.”

Alexander The room was dimly lit, with only a sliver of sunlight peeking through the blinds. I wandered over to the bookshelf, my fingers trailing over the books. I pulled out a worn leather-bound copy of Hemingway's "The Old Man and the Sea". The pages yellowed, the words dog-eared. The door creaked open. "Alex." I turned to face Henry, his eyes scanning the room with a hint of unease. "Hi," he said, his voice laced with surprise.

His voice is deep, relaying the message that satisfies me with the confirmation that the pieces I’ve set in motion are falling into place, “They’ll be ready for you in the morning.” Turning towards the truck, I brace myself for Mercy’s absence, the decision of letting her go feeling more real with each step. As my eyes lift to the windshield, finding the passenger’s seat empty, my heart sinks, and without a word, I hang up the call. Slipping the cellphone into my pocket, I quicken my pace to the driver’s side, unlocking the door with a click that nearly goes unnoticed as my eyes land on the sight I’m not prepared for: Mercy curled up on her side, her head resting on the armrest between the s

“It’s okay, it’s okay. I’ve already handled everything. Don’t worry about Joe. He’s got enough charges to fill a book, and with his sentence, he won’t ever breathe fresh air again.” The sunlight outside was warm and golden. Spring was coming. Under the shade of lush green trees, someone waved at me. “Miss Moore, would you like to go on a walk with me?”

THE COVER Copyrights of the photo used in creating the book cover belongs to a creator in FREEPIK. I am not the original owner and all the credits for it belongs to the owner. THE BOOK This is my first book on good novel and also my first mafia romance ever. I sincerely hope that you find it interesting and engage massively. I am going to have fun and enjoy writing this piece, so have fun reading it as well. I will try my best to keep updating it as often as I can and the goal is to finish everything about HOW TO TRAP A MAFIA BOSS by December.

Chapter 4 Jordan POV The Mercer library is the kind of room that makes you forget you’re technically living in the den of wolves who might end up on the evening news. Dark wood. Built-ins that stretch up to a vaulted ceiling. A rolling ladder that looks decorative until you realize every shelf is actually full. Legal treatises I didn’t expect to see on private land. Old histories. Emergency manuals. Binders labeled in neat block print. All the ways a pack can look normal.

Henley answered weakly, "There's something urgent back at the company. Please apologize to your colleagues for my absence." Before he could reply, she ended the call firmly. Soon after, Edith sent her a message. She wrote, "Ms. Johnstone, the death-faking pill is ready." Henley gripped her phone tightly and slowly typed her reply. "I'm at home right now. Bring it to me." Edith acknowledged her message and rushed over without delay. She brought all the instruction manuals along with the drug. When she arrived, she hesitated. The hand she had lifted halfway withdrew abruptly.