All Chapters of The Mafias Revenge: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

I had told her everything. Evry. Damn. Thing.Things and happenings that I thought I would bring to the grave. Lisa was crying, holding her knees to her chest and hadn't spoken a word in thirty minutes. Ever since I started telling her, she had been silent, but now, it was starting to freaking me out. I was broken, I should've known a person wouldn't want to be with me through all of this. I can't ask her too either. I can't be so selfish as to ask her to stay with me through my rollercoasting life through hell. Lisa jumped up from the couch and launched herself at me, engulfing me in a big, tight hug. She barried her face in the crook of my neck and continued crying.

I walked out onto the serving floor again after what had just happened. People were eating, drinking, talking as if a man wasn't nearly killed in the back. Of course, they didn't know but I did. Ashton was back at the table, probably getting a scolding from Katia. But his eyes were glued me the rest of the evening. I could feel his stare burn into my from every angle, wherever I was.I was going to pay for this, I could sense it. Katia was laughing, talking to Clint, but she seemed eery about something. She shifted uncomfortably in her seat and I wondered what it was that had her so squeamish. I knew that if she said the wrong thing, Ashton would explode. He doesn't take crap from anyone, especially when it came to me.The dilemma however, was that he was doing everything he was doing in order to save me, to pro

Clint had brought me and Lisa to a house in the middle of nowhere. Something told me that I should've had better second guessing techniques regarding people after what happened with Thomas.But now we where here and there was no time to second guess anything  ”This is so cute!” Lisa shrieked as she ran out of the car.At least I had her with me to lighten the mood. I couldn't but agree with her, this house was adorable in a fairytale way. It was a wooden house with a small tower-looking part in the middle. There were four windows and a porch.Outside was a big patch of land, with chairs set up around a camp fire pit. It felt like home in a way. It had a homey feeling that I had missed immensely.&

Lisa had some hidden talents. She wired the car so that it started and I looked at her in confusion.”The man my mom was married too would always have me help him steal cars. I was underaged then so I couldn't get any real punishment,” ”No, don't look at me like that. Came in handy didn't it?” She said and glanced at the car.I smiled softly and nodded my head. Taking a deep breath I got in behind the wheel and closed the door. I looked over to the passenger seat and saw Lisa stepping in. ”Oh no, you’re not coming,” she scoffed and fastened her seatbelt. ”Just drive,””Lisa,” I warned.”Elena, you’re my bestfriend. My only friend. If you think I'm letting you go to that psychotic bitch on your own, not knowing wha

~Ashton~Elena had been quiet ever since she came back from her doctors appointment.She had barley said two words and it was making me eery, thinking that something was wrong and she wasn't telling me.  She was poking her fork in her past, not eating. My patience was running thin, I had let her be for the entire day thinking she would tell me eventually.”Talk.” I demanded and glared at her form the opposite side of the table. Whatever it was I couldn't help her unless I knew the problem. If someone had been mean to her, I'd kill them. If someone had hurt her, well, I'd kill them. If anything was medically wrong, I'd kill the doctor for telling me. Elena looked up in a haze and shook her head with a forced smile.