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Falcon stared at the Swedish mafia, and then the person who shot the man with the blemish, twisted his fingers and pulled his nerves. Falcon smiled mercilessly. "Always respect Capo no matter where he is." He saw his other man, who had come to attack Falcon, oozing blood from his neck. Falcon hastily slit his neck. Within eight minutes, there was a graveyard-like silence in that place. "You were right, as long as there is a capo, no one needs to be afraid," Falcon patted the tainted man's cheek. But the man could not see the face of the Falcon. The place looked like a storm came and went away destroying everything.

Delia was a moaning mess but still manged to eye the girl through his shoulder and He decided to look back . The girl in blue maxi dress, looking exactly like his daughter . But to make sure , he wiped water droplets from his lashes one more time . Oh no , what an embarrassment!!! Her face was looking a beetroot and she was looking down . Now what we expect? She just witnessed her Dad making out with a random girl . And that too so young . "L-layla , when did you... "M-master I tried to call Ms. Davis but she... Mr. Smith knows that , it's the end for him , like so end . He is doomed . Mr Davis will be locking him inside of the basement cell with the other culprits. Cause the male was throwi

No guards, no right-hand man, no driver, no third party whatsoever. The man shamefully laughed removing a short gun from inside his coat. "I admit I didn't entirely trust you." He flung the gun and then opened his coat the same way the Capo did. The weapon glided and spun a good distance away from him to the opening of a bend. With both hands in surrender, he said, "Shall we?" The two men walked towards, passed, and walked past each other in silence and tranquility, almost, until the second the Capo bent to pick up the flash drive, a gun went off, and someone thudded dead on the cold, damp floor.

He was undoubtedly a member of the Mafia, and my life had taken a nightmarish, irreversible turn. He spoke with an eerie calmness, "The police can't help you," he taunted, his voice dripping with venom. "By the time you leave this house, you'll be six feet under." The threat hung in the air like a dark cloud, and I realized with a sinking feeling that I was truly trapped in this harrowing ordeal.

(Leonardo pov) The receptionist flashed me a wide smile as she gestured toward the hall leading to his office. I didn’t return it. The walls of this place, once familiar, now felt suffocating. It wasn’t the building—it was him. I didn’t knock. The door creaked open, and there he was—Colton Fiore, better known as *Supremo.* A newspaper in his hands, glasses perched on his nose, his expression unreadable as always.

The bass shuddered against the warehouse walls, banging and thrashing as intoxicated clubbers tried to dance to the inconsistent beat. The Pantomath was usually in a back room, guarded by a few more heavily guarded meatheads. A pair of sliding doors opened, leading me into a foyer between the club and the Pantomath's office. Biter gripped my arm tightly. "You know the drill," he just about snarled, shoving me face-first into a wall while Jarhead patted me down. As usual, they took my gun. But they didn't take the trinket Mads gave me.

I walked down the steps slowly, my polished boots making a sharp, echoing sound on the concrete. The basement room was small and lit by a single bright bulb hanging from a black wire. A young man in a white dress shirt was tied to a heavy iron chair in the middle of the floor. His face was covered in sweat and tears, and his shirt was torn at the collar. This was the clerk from the dispatch office. His name was Leo. Two of my local capos were standing in the shadows, their arms crossed over their chests. When I entered the room, they stepped aside to give me space.

Nevertheless, I asked him to contact me as soon as possible. After navigating to the Chicago news, I wasn't forced to search for long. What the media was calling a slaughter was already plastered across every news source, some photos in vivid color, depicting the murder. If I didn't know any better, I'd say at least one Chicago reporter had been called ahead of the assassin, hiding in the shadows until the machine guns had gone off. Notorious Mafia Leader Shot Dead Crime Boss, Montego Fantago Killed in an Apparent Assassination

The annual Family dinner was in full swing, the clink of glasses and hum of conversation filling the air. Paige, never one for a kind word, stumbled over, a glass of wine in her hand, her breath reeking of cheap booze. "You know," she said, a sly, knowing grin on her face, "I used to be jealous as hell of you. He's a Capo. He runs a whole borough." "A lot of good that's done you, huh? Still stuck in the slums, where gunshots are your nightly lullaby." I heard the mockery in her voice. The list for the Family's secure compound was out, and once again, my name wasn't on it. I held my own glass, my voice steady. "They're Family rules. Not even Dean can break them. A Capo's wife still has t

Defiant, beautiful, and now a target painted in bright red by both the Rossis and quite possibly her own father. Inside the villa, Elena tried to lose herself in the art studio Enzo had prepared for her. The scent of oil paint and turpentine filled the sunlit room, but her hands wouldn’t stop shaking. Every distant engine sound made her flinch. She was no longer just a kidnapped bride. She was a symbol. A trophy. A traitor in the eyes of two powerful families. The first explosion came without warning. The ground trembled violently. Glass rattled in the windows. Elena dropped her brush, crimson paint splattering across the floor like fresh blood. Alarms blared throughout the villa.