A Mafia To Alpha King

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his car while his henchman turned to close

earing a black ensemble with a half-on, half-

hing would show him to be someone who had lost his way. And he co

farfetched dream if

Bullet' in

st well-protected, untouchable ca

. The number of the unknown would be

l the bosses in just two weeks.

e most feared man in Ital

sensitive, and a lovely young man who didn'

ing his forehead and anyone from far or nearby c

. By pressing hard on his ribs where blood was escaping. Blood drippe

sy. He had made it his mission to stay one step ahead of his uncle's pl

ather and every day he grew de

another girl who would be a

his one. He had tried so many time

l's name and his eyes went wide open. Her name was Keirah and she was a chattered computer engineer from Harva

girl, living miles away like her, doing

her friend, and it never took long before she accepted his

dangerous was more dange

ferent life, a more rese

stion whether she l

she

uncle's side. He wished for someone to be against his uncle for on

ee book account, the more he co

him all the right vibes. “Fuck, this one

ack to watch him. His eyes pro

Luciano was in danger. James never m

of thought. He never intended for

s newly found character, putting up a strong face, hiding

the hotel.” He comma

d authority. Which made James turn back to the wheel. Quickl

alked out of the car and walked to the bac

to the Casablanca Regency Hotel. As he took steps into

m. It had been a while since someone h

to cross the line and take

his bigge

im at Casablanca. Whoever was snicking beh

penthouse. Before the elevator could close, a woman dressed in a

ow which floor the woman who had joined him in the elevator planned to go to

m. Then there was silence. The wo

oving up. Luciano turned to the woman standing be

as a tricky question. He wanted to know wh

ers that would give him a

to, from people who can't read or spe

ence, which would mean the elevat

nd no one was allowed to the penthouse floor except h

t.” She answ

answer she had given him. Nor