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Blade of the Fallen: A Daughter's Retribution

Chapter 6 6

Word Count: 647    |    Released on: 11/03/2026

my ruined clothes, Donatella would see the roadmap of violence carved into my flesh-the bullet holes from the Chicago docks,

cked up my shattered arms, and the room spun violen

rasped, my

hed brow. The doctor froze, a pa

tone conveyed respect but absolute urgency. "But there

commanded, stepping

confession letter from a loyal Soldier who was ordered to betray him. It's hidden in his secret apartment in Greenwich Village. Marco and S

at a battered, hysterical girl anymore; she was looking at a

f her wrist. "Take my armored Cadillac. Two of my best Soldiers wi

ther and Donatella's heavy perfume-a borrowed fortress. Gia sat beside me, her hands trembling as she clu

the mask of the Falcone princess and breathe as the Enforcer I truly was. A black mourning wreath hung on the h

ehind, flanked by the two massive Romano Soldier

ht there," a

d in wearing my tailored men's suits, slipping him hundred-dollar bills. Now, he

I said, keeping my voice steady desp

crossing his arms. "No one go

e," I hissed,

crazies, no scammers looking for a handout. Mr. Angelo's *real* sister, Miss Sofia, is a

the poison Marco had slipped

alls, touching my weapons, breathing my air. The realization settled over me like a suffocating shroud. I was

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“For ten years, I disguised myself as my dead twin brother, fighting bloody mob wars to build the Falcone family's bootlegging empire. When the war ended, I thought I could finally take off the men's suits and be Anya again. Instead, my parents stole my victories to secure my father's power, demanding I disappear forever. When I tried to expose the truth, my family dragged me into a soundproof basement. My younger brother forced a metal funnel past my teeth and poured corrosive chemicals down my throat, dissolving my vocal cords into a blistered ruin. They chained me to a freezing pier, whipped me bloody, and let the men I used to lead spit on me as a jealous traitor. Then, under the guise of a family reconciliation dinner, my mother drugged my wine. While I lay paralyzed but fully conscious on my bed, my brother took heavy iron pliers and crushed all ten of my fingers, bone by bone. They wanted to ensure I could never hold a gun or write the truth again. I had slaughtered for them, bled for them, and craved only their love. In return, they pulverized my body and painted me as a hysterical madwoman just to keep the crown I had won for them. The foolish girl who wanted a family died in that agonizing pain, leaving behind only a ghost. Dragging my mangled, bandaged body into the rival Romano family's charity gala, I collapsed at the feet of their ruthless matriarch. "I invoke the sacred code," I rasped through my chemically burned throat. "I demand a Vendetta."”