All Chapters of The Mafia King's Wife: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

~GIA~ When the car pulled to a stop outside Mario's house, I hopped out and headed upstairs to my room. I was tired and I was upset. A lot happened while I was at Marco's place, and I needed to rest. I did not want to see Mario. Not after he told me that he would never set me free. I wondered why he was still keeping me in his house. I had nothing to offer him. He took everything from me, and I was left with nothing. If there was anything left to give anymore, it was my virginity. "Are you all right, Gia?" Sofia asked when she walked through the door. She still had that briefcase, and I thought of changing the direction of the conversation and talking about the briefcase instead. "I'm all right. What is in the briefcase?" I asked as I sat up on the bed and looked at her. "I- ah- well," she stuttered, "There is nothing important in it," she answered. She quickly put the briefcase away in the closet and looked very uneasy with it. Then, I got more curious and got off th

~MARIO~ When we arrived back home from Marco's place, I went to my room, freshened up, and prepared to go and have lunch with Faviola. She had info on Giovanni, and I needed her to tell me everything that I needed to know about him. When I was done dressing up, I called Faviola to confirm our meeting. "I'm on my way to the restaurant in town. I will send you the name and time to meet," she replied. "All right. I will see you soon." I hung up the call and asked Andrea to overlook things on my behalf and make sure that Gia was taken care of. He gave me a side eye when I mentioned Gia and instructed that she gets taken care of while I am away. "What is it, Andrea? Do you want to say something?" I asked him. "I've just noticed that you've grown fond of her these days, I'm just curious about what changed." He answered. "Nothing changed." I lied. "Are you sure, boss?" He asked. "What do you mean by all your questions, Andrea? Is it a bad thing that I want my prisoner to be ta

~MARIO~ She looked at me with her eyes wide open and then responded, "Don't ever call me your wife. And in case you haven't noted, I am no longer afraid of you, Mario." I chuckled and commanded, "Get in the car, Gia." She looked intently at me, obviously that she wanted to say something before she changed her mind and walked to the car and got in the backseat. She looked through the window and gave me a deadly stare. We were back to square one, and I felt bad at some point. She was not supposed to see everything that she saw in that dungeon because the last time I took her to one, her parents were locked up in it, and it wasn't an enjoyable visit for her. "Keep an eye on her and make sure that she doesn't run off again," I instructed one of the guards that we came with. The guard nodded, and then I went back inside with the other one. I wanted to get everything done and over with so that I could go back home with Gia and try to make things right with her after everythi

~MARIO~ A week later, I dedicated my time to planning on evading Giovanni's place. I had to have several backup plans in case things didn't go according to the original plan. His guard sent me the layout of his house and how I could get through without alerting the cameras around the premises. At first, I was reluctant to work with the guy but then he told me that he had plans to get back at Giovanni for what he did to him when he refused to do a certain job for him. So, I had all the needed necessities for my payback. "Giovanni has two little daughters in his house, boss, we have to find a way to not get them in the middle of all this," Andrea said with a sympathetic face. He was right. In all my missions, I have never implicated little children. That's because they did not know what was going on and did not deserve to pay for things that they had no hands in. "Of course, Andrea, we will not implicate the little girls. How old are they?" I asked, getting dressed in all

~MARIO~ After hanging up the call on Gia, I sighed and leaned back on the car seat. I didn't understand how much she hated me until the call. I realized that we were far from resolving our issues and working past everything that happened. Of course, she had every right to be mad at me and hate me for killing her parents and her friend in front of her. I brought her so much pain, and there were no excuses for that. I had to pay for putting her through all that. But I also wanted to make it right. "We are here," Andrea said as the van stopped a few meters from a big mansion house. "Did you check on Josiah if he has been able to deactivate the alarm system in the house?" I asked, loading my gun with bullets. "Yes, he did. I will go to the girls' room and get them while you take care of Giovanni." He answered. "We did not discuss that, Andrea," I snapped. His obsession with Giovanni's daughters was insane and I couldn't understand why. He was not someone who liked childr