The Mafia King’s Queen
I could almost see the scene in my mind, her sleeping peacefully, unaware that two ghosts from my past were aligning against us.
Camillo’s phone buzzed again. He looked at the screen, smirked, and then muttered something that I didn’t catch, turning to walk out.
I followed at a distance, my heart hammering. He got into the car and drove off. I tailed him through the city, careful, lights off, a few cars behind. By now the sun had risen fully, painting the streets gold and crimson, but all I could see was red.
He turned into an industrial area I knew too well-the one near the abandoned mill. A perfect place to hide. A perfect place for a trap.
Bab Populer