Magic Mia Leaks Novels & Stories

When I finish, she’s crying too. “I’m coming over.” She shows up an hour later with ice cream and wine—for her. I can’t drink if… No. I’m not pregnant anymore. We sit on the porch. Mia’s fierce—short black hair, tattoos climbing from her wrist to her shoulder, always ready to fight for me. “That family is poison,” she says. “His mom sounds like a nightmare.” “Yeah.” “But Noah…” She hesitates. “Do you believe him? About the blackout?”

“Mia, where did you go?” “What? I went to get some groceries. We ran out of them. And I needed some chips. Alexa, you want chips?” Mia said as she walked past us and into the kitchen. She came back into the living room with her hands empty. “Mia. What is your problem?” “What? It was an emergency. I was really hungry. I hope you weren’t looking for me Alexa.” She said holding my shoulders. “What is wrong with you? Tell me your problem exactly.” Levi snapped which made Mia let go of me, shivering. “You left the door open. If I wasn’t there, she would have left. Why are you so careless? Can’t I trust you to be responsible for once?”

“We had reason to suspect a leak at the docks. We tested our theory by planting different false plans with each of you.” Mia’s face went blank. “Planting… plans?” Elena took a breath. “You were never suspect. We planted a plan with you. You did not repeat it.” Mia shook her head. “I… I do not recall any plan.” She looked between them in confusion. “I never heard anything.” Gabriel spoke gently. “We made sure you would not remember the planted plan. You slept through it. The serum worked.” Mia’s brow furrowed. “Serum?”

Anything else. But they don’t. I stand there frozen for a moment before finally gathering the courage to walk out. Mia’s already on her feet, eyes locked on me. “Well?” she asks, voice trembling. I can’t even speak. I just lift my hand, showing her both sticks. Her eyes dart down to the results, and widen. “F—” she gasps, her voice breaking. “*Fuck!* Both are positive!” The words slam into me like a wall. I just stand there, staring blankly, as tears gather in my eyes. My throat burns, but no sound comes out.

Compared to the nervousness of the bosses, Mia, who had just arrived at the Jenkins's villa, was all smiles. Before, there was always no news coming back, she was a little worried. But now, the stone hanging in her heart has finally dropped. She said she remembers it very clearly, the accident happened in Hialeah, it was raining heavily, the bridge over there was broken, and there were also some oil tanks... The rest of Mia didn't pay attention, she just knew that a lot of people died in this major car accident. She just said these words in front of several company bosses a moment ago.

They both reached my car, jumped in and rushed off. “Lileth, you and Julian can stay here if you wish.” I knew this was really hard on her. She only just told us that Toni and Ana were her biological grandchildren and now she’s lost one. Lans, Bianca and I jumped into the car we came in and raced towards the house. I didn’t care about getting a speeding ticket right now, we got home in half the time. As soon as we opened the door, we were greeted by Mia, strapped to a chair, gagged and tears streaming down her face. Fuck!

Anne asked, "Yes. Um…Mrs. Marwood, c-can you not tell Mr. Marwood about this? Otherwise, I'll be fired if he finds out I finish your food," Mia said anxiously. "Don't worry. I won't tell Mr. Marwood. Also, I'll tell him there's no need to prepare beauty collagen drinks for me anymore." Mia turned and left with the empty bowl, looking worried. Nothing would have happened if she only ate the drugged beauty collagen drink once, right?

She looked like a chipmunk with a mouthful of food stored on their cheeks. His little chipmunk. They both ate in peace. Talking about the tasty food, some things that they can see outside. Their peaceful lunch was full of laugh and giggles as they conversed with each other. It was the kind of peace that you'd want to experience all the time. Finishing up, Dario made sure that Madie drank both her strawberry milkshake and water. She just finished eating her ice cream, and her milkshake right after. Too much sweets for her throat might result to her getting sick, and he didn't want that.

Before I could think further, a sharp static sound crackled from the counter. My head snapped up. A voice burst through the walkie-talkie. “Boss, Don José is transporting her out of town. They’re at the canal area. He knows we know she pushed Miss Leila.” Static followed. Then silence. My heart stopped. Mia froze. Her eyes met mine. For one long, terrifying second, neither of us moved. Then she quickly grabbed the walkie-talkie and turned it off. She forced a shaky smile. “Ma… you need to rest now,” she said softly. “You’ve been through a lot.”

Mia motioned to May, who turned and walked back to the car to get them. “You can smell it on me…?” Elaine said, taken aback. Mia moved right along. “As long as you have money, we have supply. Our accounts are untraceable from within Packs. We’re not interested in politics. Only the green.” Liam nodded. “You know what? I respect it.” May brought out a small case and set it on the ground between them. “This is a three-month supply,” Mia said. Liam stepped forward and cracked the case open. Three bottles filled with pills lay neatly embedded in foam. “Three months?”