Campus Mafia (female centric)

zz of students didn't seem to touch her anymore. Her mind was preoccupied with everything she had learne

the war coming, about Dele Okafor's relentless pursuit of what her father had left behind. Yara didn't want to be involved, but she had no choice.

the room. She half expected to see Zane or Levi sitting there, watching her every move, but instead, the space

sn't fooli

student who flew under the radar-quiet, composed, but somehow always present in the right circles. It was said that Amara was connected to both the academic

ra didn't miss it. There was something off about Amara, something hidden beneath

knew more than she let on, and for some rea

ers, but as night fell and Yara was about to

lace. Midnight. I'll ex

. There was no turning back now. If she was

more prepared for whatever awaited her. When she arrived, she noticed Zane standi

is voice like a low hu

voice steady despite the unease crawlin

months. They've made their move, and now, they're coming for you. You're not ju

e heard you say that before

made a deal with Dele Okafor's family years ago-a deal that was supposed to keep the peace. But now, Okafor wan

g to fall into place, but she didn't want to b

k to the agreement. Your father entrusted you with somethi

ice rang out from the shadows.

eyes locking onto Yara with a warning. "You should

" she shot back. "You think I'm just goi

f you want to survive, y

nough, Levi. This is bigger than us. Yara is already i

at could change the balance of power between rival mafia families. And now, she was the one who held the key. But sh

trembling with a mix of fear and determination,

ur father left behind. The key to everything-the deal he made with Okafor

w the weight in his eyes. This wasn't just a power struggle. This was about survival

id, her voice steady

ng between them. "We'll need to work to