All Chapters of Rise, Mafía Heirs: Chapter 241 - Chapter 250

“Anna... Have you broken up with Sarah?” “On the contrary. I've only just started.” “Kill her, soon. Don't prolong this.” “Why do you say that?” “I know her. We live under the same roof, and I remember the kind of people who were looking for her. Desperate people who had no hope left and were willing to sell their souls to the devil to have their desires fulfilled. That's how they paid her. She marked them. There were very few times when she agreed to receive someone who wanted to pay money for her services. She only agreed to do her spells when the person paid her a small fortune or gave her their soul. And she never saved anything. She spent it all on drinks and young men. But when she received someone who was willing to sell their soul, she was overjoyed. She's no good. And she let herself be taken by you, even though she knew you would come and take your revenge. She has something in mind.” “She stayed here because she had nowhere else to go. And you know that no on

Anna stood in the doorway for a while, not wanting them to notice her, then she hissed, and when they looked at her, she lowered her eyes. “Can I stay here with you? I don't seem to be welcome in Ian's room and I don't want to be alone. I... I'm scared.” Kate and Judith exchanged a look. “Of course you can, Anna. You can stay wherever you want in this house, officially, you're Mrs. Lens, the owner of the house.” Kate said debauchedly and Judith made a quick drink and handed it to her. “Aren't I welcome here too?” Anna asked, accepting the glass from Judith's hand. “Yes. You're welcome, Anna.” Kate said sincerely. “Why don't you sit with us?” She asked. Anna accepted the invitation, and the three women talked about their childhood. Kate spoke of the time she fell in love with Adam, but would accept Maxwell as a consolation prize. “Maxwell never told me anything more in-depth about you, even though you're the same age as him, I always thought you lavished more affe

Adam continued to look serious, but Anna could see from his eyes that he was enjoying himself, but he looked away and went back to staring at the ceiling. “So Max talked about it with you...” “I saw it.” “Max needed your fear, or dread, for you to accept being his wife, in fact. He told you that when I made those tapes, I still didn't have command of as many territories as I do today? I was still searching for my place. I still wanted to achieve something other than my authority over the werewolves. I felt useless, I... I didn't think I deserved to have everything I'd received without doing anything. Something that even Max doesn't know was that my enemies blackmailed me all the time. They threatened his safety. If I hadn't made them leave, and continued to believe that I was a danger to them, they'd be dead today.” “I already hated you, Adam. Max didn't have to lie to me or use underhanded tricks to win me over. I fell in love with him. I was the one who imposed a physical

The men, who had only just learned of the moment, began to buzz, along with the staff of the mansion. All eyes were on Alexander, who was so proud of his son, but he wasn't there. “Today, all the staff of the mansion have been relieved of their duties to attend the wake. As for the others, I need them to remain at their posts and take turns so that everyone can spend some time with Alexandre and the other families. They are currently in the chapel of this estate, together with their families. Anna felt dizzy. It had never crossed her mind that a child would take part in a war. And Genevieve? No!” And tears welled up in her eyes. Everyone left after the announcement, leaving only Kate, Caricature, Adam, Ian and Anna. Anna looked at Ian. He was visibly shaken and struggling with all his might to stop the tears that glistened in his eyes from running down his face. For Anna, seeing her son like that was the worst thing that had ever happened to her. She turned to Adam, but he

“I don't believe that nonsense. I don't know why my mother allied herself with someone like that.” “So you're not going to stop?” “No. I need to know about my mother.” “She won't say.” “I think I always knew she wouldn't, ever. But it's a good excuse to keep tormenting her.” “Anna... I'm going to prove to you that she's not joking, with a very simple question.” Anna leaned back in her chair, reassured. “Then do it.” “If you were pregnant today. Would you know who the father of the child was?” Anna felt her peace of mind fade. Adonis looked at her inquiringly, but she knew that he really believed her words. “I... well, the tests I did before coming to this country weren't exactly to identify a pregnancy, and... no. I wouldn't know.” “That's what I'm talking about.” “There's no such possibility. Not that I'm pregnant. I've been on the pill for a few months. And I may not know who the father of the child is that she says will be a shadow in my life. That makes