All Chapters of Lust Of The Mafia's Lord: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Arren heard about the plan to overthrow her grandmother's power and became increasingly anxious."How is this?" she murmured while biting her nails.Arren had made a vague commitment to protect Rossie when pledging, but she had no concrete plan. Her aide, Shane, was still weak from the election, as was Clark, the loyal guard. Arren felt alone and lacked definite support."Grandchild, what troubles you?" suddenly asked the Madam, appearing at the door. She saw Arren looking gloomy in front of her dressing table."Oh, Grandmother, how are you?" Arren asked, quickly fixing her appearance. She didn't want her grandmother to worry more by seeing her distress."I'm fine, and you? Why the gloom? It's such a bright morning," teased the grandmother, then entered Arren's room. Her graceful steps led her toward her beloved granddaughter. Madam seemed to know what was troubling Arren."Calm down, everything will be okay," said the Madam softly, kissing her granddaughter's forehead."Grandmother,"

The morning sun bathes Mansion Rossie in warmth. Madam Rossie sits on the front terrace, peacefully sipping Earl Grey tea.She gazes at her beautiful garden, waiting for Arren to finish dressing up. They plan to stroll together before Arren's new tutor arrives at 10 a.m.The debate class with Mr. William is scheduled in two hours. They still have time to chat and enjoy the morning before Arren dives into her routine studies."Madam! Madam!" The head servant, abandoning etiquette, rushes towards her."What's happening on this beautiful morning?" Madam Rossie inquires, her eyebrow raised, surprised by the unusual behavior."Ma'am, sorry! It's an emergency!""Jess, calm yourself. What's going on?""Madam! Abigail... she..."The head servant quickly hands over today's newspaper. On the front page is a portrait of Abigail with a prominent golden rose flag.The headline 'New Leader of Rossie, the Golden Lady!' dominates various print media today, shaking the peace of the morning for everyon

The ship "Serenade," gracefully sails across the blue waters.Buffeted by the gentle sea breeze, the ship appears serene as it glides through the undulating ocean.The Serenade has become Leon's main residence for now, as he continues to track his wife's whereabouts. Without Arren's presence, Leon's life has become empty.Leonard Connor, accustomed to giving orders and acting as he pleased, now succumbs to the warmth of Arren's absence.Lost and with only one life goal: to find his wife again.Leon has spent weeks tracing his wife's footsteps, hoping to reunite and continue living together forever.***While contemplating the loss of his wife, Leon is startled by the ship's captain suddenly entering his cabin."Sir! There's a ship near sinking! Should we help them?" the captain shouts with an anxious tone.A battered ship tossed in the ocean elicits empathy from the Serenade's captain. The old man can't bear to pass by such an incident.However, he needs the ship owner's permission to

After the riot in downtown Rossie, the situation in the region intensifies. What initially began as a peaceful protest by thousands of citizens has transformed into a violent storm sweeping through the city.The authorities' response to the unrest can't be described as an attempt to pacify. Instead, they deploy a considerable number of riot police equipped with advanced gear to aggressively suppress the demonstrators.Chaos erupts in the city streets and government offices scattered across Rossie. Police and protesters engage in brutal clashes.Protests, initially rooted in the disagreement with Abigail Rossie, turn into destructive actions damaging public assets and businesses. Shops in the city center are looted and set ablaze, turning once lively shopping centers into blackened ruins. Government buildings can't function due to the attacks.Citizens who initially joined as protesters with hopes for change now find themselves wounded and in despair. Many demonstrators lie incapacita

Meanwhile, amid the turmoil engulfing the city of Rossie, Arren and Madam Rossie embarked on their journey there.The journey was both exhausting and perilous, navigating through streets mostly controlled by enraged demonstrators. The roads were now filled with burnt vehicles and debris from previous clashes.Madam Rossie and Arren were in a car equipped with special protection and tight security. Arren sat next to the driver while Madam Rossie occupied the back seat. Both Rossies appeared serious and tense, praying that their plans would unfold as expected.Heavy rain fell from the grayish sky, adding to the dark and gloomy atmosphere around the demonstration site. The thunder of fireworks and the cries of demonstrators filled the air, causing anxiety to grip their hearts.Despite the pouring rain, the flames from burning debris and tires continued to glow brightly. Demonstrators remained furious, ready to attack with other weapons that could break through the barriers set by the int