All Chapters of Rise, Mafía Heirs: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

“Go back to bed, Anna.” The waitress's voice became reproachful. “You've just undergone complicated procedures, and your son will need you! You need to rest!” Beth warned, and despite the reprimand, with sincere concern. Anna went back to bed. She remained silent for a few seconds, before turning to Beth, who smoothed the blanket back over her body. “I need to get away.” “I see. That's why you were looking out of the window.” “Yes.” “Yes, you can escape through it... But you'll have to leave your son behind. There's no chance of taking him with you. Firstly, because it's impossible to get down to the second floor carrying a child up these stairs. And secondly, because the child is in the arms of their leader.” Anna felt a tear roll down her cheek when Beth said those words. If she recognized any trace of him... No! Someone betrayed her and told Adam that she was expecting a baby... Would he have the courage to kill his own son? Maybe not, but he could send

Anna watched her father leave, and without thinking about anything else, she fell asleep with her son still in her arms. When she woke up. She remembered her baby and was startled when she didn't find him in her arms. She thought he had fallen and, in her despair, she didn't realize that there was someone right next to her. It was only when she turned to see if her baby was on the floor that she saw two polished luxury shoes, and raised her head until she saw Beth's smiling face, wearing a black suit. “The nurse has taken the child for a bath and a change of clothes, so you can change too.” “What are you doing here?” “I'm going to work for your father. I'm going abroad with you.” Anna smiled happily. She would have someone to talk to who didn't know another language either. “I'm happy for you... Did he say what the nature of your service is?” She asked, making sure that her father hadn't revealed that he was a mobster. She wondered if her father knew he was handin

Maxwell overcame the small distance between them and checked on the child, who opened her first smile at him as soon as he uncovered her face. He smiled too and Anna saw the beautiful dimples that appeared on his cheeks, and decided that she would use that to differentiate him from the man she had left behind. “It's just the two of us.” He replied, looking at the baby. “What's his name?” Maxwell asked and everyone was silent, as Anna hadn't yet put a name to the child. “Baby.” Anna replied, frowning. “We can't call a little wolf a baby forever, can we? He won't inspire respect if everyone calls him baby when he turns eighteen.” He asked without taking his eyes off the child. Anna suddenly made a decision that surprised everyone, especially Maxwell. “Do you have any suggestions?” She asked, staring at him as she pushed the child into his arms. Maxwell stared at her, seemed unsure for a moment, but then turned his eyes back to the child in his arms and smiled. “What

A nanny was hired to look after Ian when Anna wasn't at home, but Maxwell liked to spend a lot of time with his son. Sometimes Anna would notice him whispering something in Ian's ear, who would giggle happily. She tried to listen once to what they were talking about, but didn't understand anything that was said. Ian held out his arms to Maxwell every time he was at home and became agitated when he heard his voice, calming down only when his father took him in his arms. Anna was jealous, but she didn't want to interfere in her son's happiness, so she allowed it without getting involved. Maxwell often invited her to dinner and let her make the orders, so that she could get used to the language. This also helped Anna adapt to the country. Her father was always willing to stay with Ian on these occasions, as Anna didn't trust leaving him with the nanny. She demanded that a hidden camera be placed in Ian's room, where the nanny spent the night, to keep an eye on her, and watched every

Maxwell blinked before he understood what those words really meant. And when he did, he was stunned. She kept staring at him, as if waiting for an answer. And he didn't know what to say in the face of what was definitely an unusual situation. “Since when?” Maxwell finally managed to think of something to keep her talking before he did what was on his mind every time he saw her. It was only when she wasn't there that he managed not to think about her and what he wanted to do with her. “Ever since I saw you for the first time.” She said and raised her bottle as if to toast him. Maxwell understood that all the storm she had brought was really just a jealousy crisis. “You thought I was Adam. I saw your look of recognition as soon as you came in here.” “Still, that was the moment I fell in love.” “And why didn't you say so before? Why only now?” Anna stared into his confused eyes and smiled. She was so drunk that she no longer cared about humiliating herself.