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“Wait. Moretti Moretti?” Riva frowned. “You know him?” “Are you—are you serious right now?” another friend asked, wide-eyed. “He’s Ares Moretti. That family runs half the illegal shit across borders. Mafia. Guns. Casinos. Black money. People disappear when they breathe wrong around them.” Riva’s stomach dropped. “You mean he’s like… actual mafia?” “Actual. Untouchable. Lethal. And you—” Nia looked her up and down. “What the hell did you do to end up in his car?”

I shook my head a little with a small smile tugging them sides of my lips as I made my way into the restaurant after him. We placed our orders and were sitting down together at a particular table which was hidden from the open of the restaurant, and James had gotten on his phone almost immediately after we’ve both sat down, while I glanced around the whole room, enduring that we were kind of safe at the moment, and didn’t just walk into something akin to a trap. “Luca?” James' voice called out and I dragged my eyes away from the expanse of the restaurant to stare at him questioningly. “You do know we have a meeting with the mafia heads, right? It was supposed to be held yesterday which was a

I hated that he always pulled the strings like a damn puppeteer. "At least tell me what kind of event this is," I snapped. A pause. Then— "It’s a masked business meeting. With other mafia factions from around the world." Fuck! My entire body went rigid. I knew what that meant. Raphael didn’t deal with corporate businessmen. He dealt with KILLERS And if it was a meeting of Mafias… That meant I was about to be thrown into the lion’s den. Raphael’s voice came again, quieter this time.

My eyes followed each of them and followed to them to the door where they all disappeared to. They are finally having their face to face meeting. Unlike the 1960s and early 2000s, nowadays the Dons of the mafias rarely met personally for a meeting. Everything is done online, they go on online meetings where it is less risky and they are more protected in their territory. I followed behind them, having the least idea of what their meeting will all be about. I just know that they might discuss marriage especially now that I have graduated. I can’t have them talking about my marriage without my presence.

I gaze back at my laptop. "Okay." She murmured and began checking them out on the tablet she was holding. "You have meeting with the Italian in two hours and they have sent the location on where to meet, you have lunch meeting with the Denvici's, they want it to hold in the restaurant they opened just recently, And lastly, you have private meetings." Ohh, it Monday The mafias leaders general meeting. Anything relating the mafias are always put in private meetings, she couldn't have access to it because it needs my pass code to open it. So she informs me then forward the meeting schedule to my email.

“You have no idea who the fuck you are talking to right now. I ought to whip you until you bleed for this disobedient and disrespectful outburst.” Her eyes widened and her mouth went dry as it hung open. Not at his threats but rather the vclaim that he made—his words echoing in her mind. The mafia king? As in the leader of the vicious MMM group from Karachi? Never in a million years had Anissa thought that she would be facing the leader of the most powerful mafia in the country. The identity of the leader of the mafia was kept hidden from the public but his malicious and merciless killings and acts were infamous throughout the country. Anissa wasn’t that much of a news person or a socialite

Just as the hammer was about to fall— "Put the gun down!" A commanding shout echoed. The basement doors burst open. Dozens of heavily armed mercenaries surrounded the room. An old man with white hair but eyes sharp as a hawk walked in, leaning on a cane. It was the Old Don of Cosa Nostra. My father. "Papa, you want to stop me?" I didn't turn around. The gun remained fixed on Sophia. "For two pieces of trash, you want to start a war with the entire Camorra?" The Old Don scoffed. "Drop the weapon. I have something more important to tell you."

“Listen to me: if you ever see that man again, avoid him at all costs. He’s part of the Mafia. He’s involved in all sorts of illegal activities. He’s dangerous, Charity—a monster! You’re lucky you didn’t provoke him.” “Mafia?” Charity repeated, stunned. “Yes! He frequents nightclubs, but I didn’t expect to see him here. Just stay out of his way if you ever see him again,” Milet warned, pulling her toward the exit. Charity winced. “But I didn’t even get a clear look at his face. My vision was blurry!” “It doesn’t matter! Let’s go—I’ll take you home,” Milet insisted, hurrying her to the waiting area.

I never explained it to anyone. The Assistant Isabella, my sister knocked once and entered at 6:30 sharp. She was the only person allowed in before coffee."Board meeting at nine," she said, laying a folder on my desk. "Dubai wants concessions on the security contract. They're pushing for backdoor access.""Tell them no," I said without looking up. "If they want our tech, they buy it clean."She hesitated. "They're hinting at walking.""Let them walk. We don't bend."Isabella studied me. "You look tired, Ale.""I'm fine.""You're always fine." She sighed. "Luca called. Warehouse at eight. You sure you don't want me there?""No. Stay here. Handle the board."She left without arguing. Family was the on

“Oh, it’s much bigger than that. There’s a high-profile dinner coming up, isn’t there? The one with the council, the elite families, the investors?” Matteo nodded. “Kaid’s idea, I think. Trying to smooth over tensions between the packs and the elites. Everyone important will be there.” “Exactly.” I tapped the photo, my eyes gleaming with anticipation. “Including Damon and his little project. And that’s where I’ll make my move.” Matteo frowned, his casual demeanor slipping slightly. “What kind of move, Trisha? Damon’s not stupid. He’ll see through whatever you’re planning.” “That’s the beauty of it,” I said, leaning forward. “It won’t be me making the move. It’ll be someone else.”