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The Discarded Mafia Princess's Ruthless Return

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 750    |    Released on: Today at 16:34

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ment cell became a heav

pinching her nostrils betw

tempt as she waved a dismissive hand at Sal and his w

from my eyes and trace

al, brittle fragment of hope for this

d a claw on my arm,

brat," h

hind Rosa, a smile of pure

a's voice was s

ring. Make her beg befor

heavy gold of his signet ri

re my arm fro

ees on the cold, u

y palms flat on the floor and lowered my head

l bow of severance-an irrever

my voice resonating with a calm

the Falcone crew.

feet and walked past C

id!" Rosa shrieked a

t hungry, locked away, shivering in the cold w

d been a wort

he passenger seat of a truck

squalid house, a festering sore

d with the odors of bl

bathroom and the deadbolt slammed

t you cost me!" his voice was a mu

tile, wrapping my arms around my

seized my body. A lethal, scorchin

ng from the

, I could hear Sal's wife p

ied out. "She'll die in there

hythmic tones of a

voice shaking. "The girl has a fever of

voice, amplified by the speake

hed, the sound brittle a

voice was a sliver of

dead with a fl

eaving me h

sound of my escape. The latch gave way with a groan, and I slipped out into the night. The air outside was like pulverized glass drawn into the lungs; my back molars clamped to

egan to shrink, collapsi

e slick, fro

, the leather polished to a mirror shine, step out of the night

expensive cologne-cedar and gunpowder-and the quiet, measured voice of

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The Discarded Mafia Princess's Ruthless Return
The Discarded Mafia Princess's Ruthless Return
“For seventeen years, I was the Falcone family's Mafia Princess. Then a DNA test declared me a bastard orphan. My father stripped my title. My sister stole my savings. They framed me, kicked me through glass, and left me bleeding in the dirt. When I was handed to a slum thug to be destroyed, my fever hit 104. I heard Carlo Falcone's voice over the phone: "Let her rot." I jumped from a fifth-floor window into the freezing night. I survived. Now I'm not coming back as their discarded stray. I'm coming back as the queen of their deadliest enemy. And the Falcones are about to learn: You don't break a girl who has already fallen from the sky.”