Trapped By Mafia Possesion

nths

TWENTY-FOUR!" The loud exclamat

ses were pacing back and forth, including Maura. She was overwhelmed by the number of customers, which became more and more abundant as the day

und of small children crying was inevitable. Maura had just finished recording a

s she handed a piece of pap

" Audric, Maura's male coworker, frowned at the bustle in f

a piece of paper. "Do your job first, don't co

around, then beckoned Audric to one of the tables. The customer from ea

le," Audric replied

gling gently. Her eyes narrowed with a lopsided smil

he building, there was a line of customers waiting in line. Maura really couldn'

ould finish her sentence, the people in the front three rows immediately ra

be annoyed, but the customers before her were staring innocently. As a result, Maura smiled and no

t should

e roaring to a halt distracted her. Maura furrowed her brows when she saw someone in an

the man asked while reading the des

aken aback.

wide box-shaped package. It wa

little hesitant because she didn't have

name," the

he man left. For a few moments Maura watched the man leave before examining the packa

rk, Maura approached Audric and

ork!" Audric babbled as she was dragged by

hhh. Shut up! Ju

t you a package?" she asked, not getting an answer from Maura. Then Audric came up

nstantly purse his lips. Clearly the wrong questio

ddle of herself and Audric. "But there's no sender's name. That's weird. I even l

cut open the package. Her fac

s, a distant relative migh

father is an only child, while my mother's siblin

t be you

de herself look calm. "Ah, no way. W

d been opened. Maura tore off the outer wrapper of the package with all her might

a rectangular brown mailing envelope, and a so

s food," Audric

The four prints showed a view of the hills, an abandoned p

he room with aluminum walls. The crusts of stains on the walls of the room reminded Maura of the in

as more focused on the person who saved her. At that time Maura was told to leave, and as a result Maura no longer kn

ura could barely recognize. At that time Maura ran away at night so the surroundings were dark. Even if it was true th

almost softly. She gazed uncer

his head. "Her

inside. For many seconds Maura's eyes were focused on the sentences written on the paper. The co

g something. Come, let

ments, then turned to Audric who had apparently been watching for a few se

information about the