THE MAFIA'S SLAVE

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brary. She tiptoed through the halls, trying not to make a sound. She was almost to the library when she heard footsteps. She froze, and her heart started pounding in her c

e confused. They had all been on duty, and they had seen no sign of Isabel. The mafia boss was getting more and more angry. He questioned them over and over again, but the

trying to calm himself down. He kept thinking about the same thing over and over again: Isabel had seen the symbol. She knew too

e had never meant to cause any trouble. She just wanted to know the truth. But now, she was terrified of what might happen next. Would the

and fear. He told her that the mafia boss had ordered that she not prepare his food. He also said that she was not to be seen in his presence. Isabel felt like her heart was breaking. Isabel tried to go about her day as normal, but it was impossible. She felt like a prisoner in her own home. She cou

ater, and now he was barely touching his food. The cook decided to ask him what was wrong. He knocked on the door to the mafia boss's offi

k cleared his throat and said, "Boss, are you alright?" The mafia boss finally looked up, and his eyes were filled with sadness. He said, "No, I'm not

t about what happened the other day. I'm worried about her." The mafia boss was silent for a moment, and then he said, "You're right. I need to talk to her." The cook nodded and left the room. The mafia boss got up from his desk and walked out of his office. He made his way to Isabel's room.