All Chapters of Rise, Mafía Heirs: Chapter 181 - Chapter 190

Bonnie could hear the laughter from her bedroom, which was next to the kitchen. She wanted to kill that child. She had never seen Adam so happy. Let alone laughing, as if there were no worries or problems to be solved. Perhaps it was her fault. She insisted on coming with him. But what could she do? He was hers, and he would always be hers. She was determined to accept being in the background. She couldn't compete with a son. And the boy was so much like him, it was scary. With the influence of his grandfather and father, this boy would be a monster when he grew up, and there was already something in his eyes that was threatening. She knew it was time to distance herself and let Adam come to her when he needed her. She had never been afraid of anything, and she had come to know fear there, with her rival's father. She couldn't do anything against Anna or the child, or she would die an agonizing death. There was no doubt about that. But he also knew that if she stayed close, she

Anna stared at him, thinking about everything he was saying. Starting a new life, away from all the dirt her father and Adam had brought into her life, and that of her children, wasn't a bad idea. But it still hurt to think that he would never be able to see his father again. But he saw Maxwell's way out, like a lifeboat. He couldn't live away from his son, and he would die if he saw Adam taking Ian away from her. It would hurt too much, and he had caused enough unhappiness in his life. She would have to learn to live without her father, after all, she had lived without him for a few years. If she had to choose, she would stay with her husband, and with her children. “You'd have to give up your toga, your profession.” “I don't need them to live, Anna. You and our children are more important.” “Did you know that when I see you in that robe I get turned on?” Anna said with a burning gaze. Maxwell was surprised by Anna's sudden change of subject. However, it was flattering th

Adam fixed his tie in front of the mirror. He wanted to be in good order. Anna had lived with Maxwell much longer than she had with him, and she must have gotten used to her brother's starchiness. He intended to surprise her with his ability to dress properly for a date. He could also be a social and elegant man. He would do it for her. He'd swap his jeans and T-shirt for a suit and tie, if that's the way she liked it. “Where are we going?” Bonnie asked in her pajamas, lying on the bed without looking at him, flipping through a magazine with a bored look on her face. Adam looked at her in the mirror and suddenly felt guilty. Bonnie had been a good companion for him. He shouldn't mistreat her when they were alone. “I'll take you to lunch tomorrow.” He promised, to see if it would cheer her up a bit. Bonnie stared at him in surprise. “That's... new...” “I can't treat you well around Anna, or she might think we're engaged. She's very jealous. I've already lost her to jea

Anna looked at him inquiringly. It seemed as if he had read her thoughts. This was her chance to confuse him, while her mother-in-law took her children out of the country. “You were right when you said I still loved you. I do love you, Adam. Not like before, but I do. Don't kill that love inside me. Don't try to hurt my family.” “That will depend only on you.” “Would you be satisfied if I went with you out of obligation and not of my own free will? Do you want me in your life, even if that's not what I want for my life? You've changed a lot. The Adam I knew was prouder. He had self-love.” “I'm going to teach you to love me again the way I once did. Just as you forgot me, you'll forget Maxwell, too.” “You're not thinking about my children. How can I be happy living away from them?” “When telephones were invented, this embarrassment ceased to be insurmountable.” He said, repeating almost the same words as her. “You can communicate via video calls. But you'll have to choose

Adam struggled to free himself, but couldn't. At that moment, he realized something was wrong and looked at Henry. He was waving an empty vial in his hand. He took a deep breath. That's why he couldn't free himself from those fragile humans. That bastard, Henry, had poisoned his coffee. And he hated himself for not smelling it. He turned to his brother. “You'll be sorry Max! I'm going to kill you after I rip every bit of her body off in my teeth in front of you!” An awkward silence fell in the kitchen after Adam said those words and Anna looked around until she saw Ian, standing in the kitchen doorway, looking at Adam and Maxwell with a cutting gaze that didn't befit a child his age. “I won't let you go if you keep talking about my mom like she's an object.” Anna turned her eyes to her brothers. They were paralyzed. “You can kill each other and break the whole apartment, but solve your problems without insulting my mother, she's not a thing.” He said and when he saw