All Chapters of The Mafia Proposal: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

Chapter 111 Sharon sat at the lunch table with Ella, chewing thoughtfully on her salad. It had been weeks since she'd seen Aria around school, and although she had noticed her absence, she didn't let it bother her too much. After all, it wasn’t like she owed Aria anything. If anything, she figured Aria had probably decided to leave her alone after learning that Ryan would step in if things got out of hand. Sharon pushed any thoughts of Aria away. She had more important things to focus on now, especially with Matthew. As she reached for her phone to call him, Ella, sitting across from her, flashed her a teasing wink. Sharon flushed, trying to ignore her friend’s knowing look. It was still strange to think about how Matthew had become such a constant in her life. She still remembered the days when she didn't think anyone like him could be interested in her. But now, here they were. "Just call him," Ella urged, her grin widening. Sharon rolled her eyes but couldn’t help the smile that

Chapter 113 When Sharon opened her eyes, everything felt strange. Her head was throbbing, and her body felt heavier than usual. She blinked several times, trying to clear her vision, and the first thing she noticed was how cold her skin felt. She was half-naked, the fabric of her clothes barely clinging to her as she sat up, disoriented and confused. She quickly reached for the nearest blanket, wrapping herself up as a wave of panic hit her. The panic intensified when she grabbed her phone, hoping to get a sense of what had happened. The screen lit up with hundreds of notifications, her social media flooded with messages, comments, and tags. Sharon's heart skipped a beat when she saw the trending hashtag; *#SharonExposed*. The worst possible thought crossed her mind, but she didn’t want to believe it. Not yet. She opened her social media feed with trembling hands, praying that it wasn’t what she thought. Her stomach dropped as the screen revealed exactly what she feared, her half

Chapter 115 Sharon sat at the kitchen table, staring at the apple in front of her. She hadn’t eaten anything all day except for that one fruit. The hours passed slowly, and she felt a gnawing emptiness in her stomach, but the pain in her heart overshadowed it. Her mind kept replaying the argument with Matthew from the night before, his cold words, his rejection, the slam of the door as he locked himself away. She had tried calling him earlier, but his phone went straight to voicemail. She didn’t know what hurt more, the silence or the fact that she didn’t know where she stood anymore. She waited, thinking he would eventually come home and talk to her. Maybe apologize. Maybe just look at her like he used to, like everything was fine. But as the sun set and the house grew darker, her hope began to fade. She couldn’t bring herself to eat or even leave the house. She had convinced herself that if she just waited long enough, he would come back to her. Hours dragged on. Evening turne

Chapter 117 Sharon and Ella walked into the bar, their eyes scanning the room for any sign of the waitress who had served them the night they set the trap for Sharon. Ella had a tight grip on Sharon’s arm as they walked toward the counter, hoping to find the answers they were looking for. But when they reached the bar, they were met with an unexpected sight, the waitress was nowhere to be found. The bartender gave them a somber look. "She was fired yesterday," he said, more like a whisper. "I don’t know why, but she’s not working here anymore." Ella let out a frustrated sigh. “Of course she is,” she muttered under her breath. “It’s always one thing after another.” She turned to Sharon, her eyes softening. "We don’t have much of an option now, Sharon. We’ll just have to wait for Matthew to cool down. He’ll come around. They all do." Sharon didn’t say anything in response. She was too preoccupied with everything that had happened, Matthew’s reaction, the public humiliation, and the

Chapter 119 “I'm sorry, Tara. But you have to try your best to stay strong. If you need to talk, I'll be right there to listen to you.” She assured her. Sharon never had to think twice before leaving the house. She already made her decision. She would take care of her baby on her own, no matter how difficult it would be. She wasn’t going to rely on anyone, especially not Andrew. After everything that had happened, she felt more determined than ever to stand on her own two feet. The situation with Matthew left her heartbroken, and the last thing she needed was someone else causing her more pain. She was grateful Ella was giving her a space to stay and then she never had to regret choosing Ella as her friend. It was a one time thought but she felt good thinking about it. One evening, as Sharon was sitting in the small, cozy living room of the house, she heard the knock at the door. When she opened it, there stood Andrew. The last person she wanted to see. He stood there, looking