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The Runaway Sister's Abandoned Mafia Heir

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 869    |    Released on: Today at 20:11

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through the cracked blin

y emergency. The baby had woken twice in the night, his cries sharp and insi

a, feeding him again. He took the bott

ey belonged to him. And staring into them, I felt the last of my hesitation burn

sleep, I placed him gently in a mak

lay next to my sink. Serena had dispatched it via a discreet same-day courier mere ho

d the f

the father's name a stark, empty line meant to obsc

s wrath, admitting she could not survive in his world, and formally bequeathed the burden of the

tic justificat

I smoothed it out again. Evidence. Every piece

p the sleeping infant and wrappe

t of my apartment and hail

old the driver, reciting the address of

gray buildings and fl

d the fare and stepped out onto the pavement. The building was a fortre

lobby was pristine-all white marble and polished chrome. Two security guards im

y voice was steady, betraying none

the receptionist asked witho

. "Tell him I h

rms. "You need to leave, m

ing silence of the marble lobby, he let out a sharp,

nsive suits tu

from my bag. I stood in the middle of the syndicat

old, sharp face and a dangerous stillness about him-the Under

darting to the baby. "What is y

nly to the Boss

pulled a phone from his pocket and made a tense, qui

me," h

levator. We rode up in total silence. I watched the floor numbers climb,

ury I could no

open to a massive, dimly lit office that s

olid wood that seemed to absorb al

nt

air in the room feel instantly heavier. His d

wered my arms and placed the child dir

sign for it. And then you're going to d

esk-his son, wrapped in a borrowed blanket, d

time in his reign, Dante had absol

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The Runaway Sister's Abandoned Mafia Heir
The Runaway Sister's Abandoned Mafia Heir
“My sister abandoned her newborn baby at a hospital and fled the country. The father was Dante, the absolute sovereign of the city's underworld. My mother frantically ordered me to hide the child to save our skins. But I refused to cower. I took the baby straight to the Mafia Don's fortress and demanded he take responsibility. For the first critical days of the baby's life, I was the only one there. I paced my rundown apartment with a sick infant, spending my last savings, while my sister was living it up in Vancouver with her offshore money. But months later, when Dante officially claimed the boy and placed us under his ultimate protection, my sister and mother suddenly came back. They put on a pathetic weeping act in Dante's office. "I just want my son back. I was just so scared," my sister sobbed, demanding custody of the Mafia heir. My own mother had actually helped her pack, advising her to dump the baby on me so she could escape. Now, seeing Dante's limitless wealth, they wanted to reap the rewards. They treated me like a disposable pawn, expecting me to quietly hand over the child I had saved. How could my own blood be so shamelessly greedy? But they underestimated me, and they underestimated the Don. Looking at the ruthless Mafia boss, I calmly exposed their treason, forcing his final judgment. This time, I was claiming my place.”