All Chapters of Rise, Mafía Heirs: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Anna didn't go outside to greet whoever had arrived. If it had been him, she would have known soon enough, because the house was getting noisier as the men talked and laughed loudly. A few minutes passed and Anna found the silence strange. Determined to find out what was going on, she left the kitchen with dinner ready, with only the green onions to throw on top, and went into the living room. But there was no one there. She heard Kate's voice coming from the study and headed there. She wasn't surprised to see that Sarah was with her. He stopped at the doorway and watched them in silence until they noticed him. Kate smiled arrogantly and offered her a cognac, raising her glass. “What are you doing here, Kate?” Anna asked, ignoring the mute invitation to join her. “You slept with Adam and yet he still hasn't told you about our plans?” She asked feigning indignation. “What does he have to tell me that justifies you being here without him?” “I didn't want you to know from me,

“It doesn't matter anymore, Adam. But you know what puzzles me? You never asked me what I wanted to do. You never asked me to marry you. You never offered me any decent options. You didn't give me any freedom, not even to talk to you about my feelings and the thoughts that plague me. I'm not important to you, Adam. How you feel about me is offensive. Everyone can, at some point, talk to you honestly, except me. What could I expect from a relationship like that? Neither of us is happy.” “I've always tried to find out about your preferences, yes. But I didn't ask you. I didn't want you to think I was too interested in your life, and what you did, and you might interpret my interest as stalking and... Are you trying to tell me something?” “Nothing other than what I said. We're opposite souls, Adam. And if we stay together, we're going to get hurt.” “You don't have a choice, Anna.” Adam said and smiled. “How can you think of hurting me?” “I can deny what you deny me, Adam.”

Anna opened her eyes and a rectangular lamp radiated its white light, disturbing her. She heard someone say her name with exaggerated euphoria and then she heard another voice. She turned away to find out whose voice it was, and felt a lot of pain in the process. She met Jenna and Adam's eyes. Jenna looked at her with joy and Adam with a frown. “Oh, Anna! What a fright we've had. You're a fragile human. We talked it over and Adam agreed that you should take a room on the second floor to avoid any future accidents.” Jenna seemed happy and Anna was annoyed, because she didn't understand why. She couldn't remember how she ended up in that strange place. She closed her eyes, trying to erase Jenna's voice from her mind, which didn't allow her time to remember, and then all the events came flooding back. The memories came rushing back at the speed with which her anger, which she never thought she would feel towards a person, not at that intensity, seemed to give her energy and she

Anna closed her eyes. She felt like the luckiest person in the world. She had to run far away, and she had no allies to help her. She hoped no one had noticed that inside the shorts she was wearing, there was a lining with the money. She sewed linings into all her clothes, and every time she changed, she put in the money she had taken from the safe, so that she could seize the first opportunity to escape. And that moment came. She would never have been able to escape if she had been in the mansion, but there... Adam said it was a clinic on the side of the road... She knew that if Adam found her, he would kill her before she had finished blinking. She had a card that Adam had given her to spend as she pleased, which was also in the pocket of the shorts she was wearing when she was pushed. But she wasn't an idiot. Adam knew every store that swiped the card. She couldn't use it, because unfortunately it would be like a trail for him to follow and find her. However, he already had a pl

Anna finished her broth and looked at the waitress. “That's not going to happen to me.” She said, put the money for the broth on the table and stood up. “I'm sorry it happened to you. If one day, I come back here after my son is born, I'll help you get your son back. I know the restaurant doesn't give away cereal bars.” Anna said, as after a week of going there, the waitress started to leave the cereal bar, which helped sustain her and her baby, and Anna walked towards the entrance of the restaurant, when she felt a liquid running down her legs. She stopped. Had something happened to her baby? She felt the waitress approach her. “Are you all right?” She asked worriedly. “I think I peed, but it was strange, because the urine just came out.” The waitress put her hand over her mouth. “Your sac has ruptured. Your baby's coming!” Anna felt the first wave of pain after she said those words, and she cringed, clutching her belly. The wave passed, and she looked at the waitr