All Chapters of Twisted Love With The Mafia Boss: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

The drive back to the estate was silent, except for the low hum of the engine and the occasional screech of tires on wet pavement. Alejandro gripped the steering wheel with white-knuckled intensity, his mind calculating every possible scenario. Aria sat beside him, her lips pressed into a tight line as she stared out the window. The tension between them was thick, not because of anger but because of the impending chaos they were about to face.Santiago Herrera wasn’t just another enemy. He was the kind of man who didn’t just kill he destroyed.When they reached the estate, Jace was already waiting for them at the entrance, his stance rigid, his hand resting on the gun at his hip. The second Alejandro stepped out of the car, Jace’s sharp gaze met his.“You heard?” Alejandro asked, shutting the door with a controlled slam.Jace nodded, his jaw clenching. “Luis called me after you left. If Santiago is really alive, then we’ve got a problem.”Aria stepped forward, her voice firm. “Not jus

Alejandro lay awake, staring at the ceiling, listening to Aria’s steady breathing beside him. She had fallen asleep in his arms after their intense moment, exhaustion finally taking over. But his mind wouldn’t rest.Santiago’s attack tonight had made one thing clear this war was reaching its peak. Either he took Santiago down first, or they would all end up in graves.His fingers brushed over Aria’s bare shoulder, tracing small patterns on her skin. She shifted slightly, murmuring something in her sleep, before settling again.She had changed everything.Alejandro had spent years building his empire, making decisions without hesitation. He never cared about collateral damage, never second-guessed his instincts. But Aria made him pause. She made him think about the consequences, about what he stood to lose.And now, for the first time in his life, losing wasn’t an option.He carefully slid out of bed, throwing on his jeans and grabbing his gun from the nightstand. He needed air, needed

The docks erupted into chaos.Gunfire echoed across the water, flashes of muzzle fire illuminating the night. Alejandro dove behind a stack of metal crates, dragging Aria with him as bullets whizzed past. Jace and Valentina split off in opposite directions, using the darkness to their advantage.Santiago stood calmly at the end of the pier, watching with amusement as his men closed in.Alejandro peeked around the crate, firing two quick shots. One of Santiago’s men crumpled, but more took his place.“Too many,” Jace shouted from behind a shipping container. He was still bleeding, but he was moving like the wound didn’t exist.Valentina took out another attacker with a clean shot to the throat, but they were being cornered. The only way out was the water or through Santiago.Alejandro made his decision in a heartbeat.“Jace, get Aria out of here!”Jace hesitated, but one look at Alejandro’s expression told him there was no arguing.He grabbed Aria’s arm, pulling her toward the edge of

Gunfire echoed across the dark ocean, the sharp cracks slicing through the night like a deadly symphony. The boat rocked violently under the weight of chaos, each bullet tearing through wood, metal, and flesh. Alejandro moved like a ghost through the fightfast, calculated, ruthless.He fired another shot, dropping one of Santiago’s men before he could reach Aria. His mind screamed at him to check on her, but he couldn’t afford a distraction. More enemies were boarding. This wasn’t a simple ambush. This was a death trap.Jace ducked behind a crate, reloading his gun with sharp, practiced movements. “They’re trying to sink the damn boat!” he shouted over the gunfire.Alejandro gritted his teeth. Santiago wasn’t just trying to kill themhe wanted to leave them stranded in the middle of nowhere, vulnerable and easy to pick off.A body dropped beside him. Miguel. He was still bleeding, but he had managed to shoot one of their attackers at close range. His breathing was heavy, but his grip o

The air inside the cell was thick with tension. Alejandro paced the confined space, his mind racing. Every second they spent trapped in Santiago’s grasp only increased the risk. Aria watched him, her fingers twisting together.“We can’t just sit here,” Jace muttered, rubbing his jaw. “He’ll kill us one by one.”Alejandro stopped pacing. “No, he won’t. Santiago enjoys making people suffer before he finishes them off. He wants a spectacle, not a quick death.”Miguel exhaled sharply from his corner. “Then we use that against him.”A loud clang echoed from the door. Everyone stiffened. The lock clicked, and the door creaked open. Two armed guards entered, followed by Santiago himself.Dressed in a crisp black suit, Santiago exuded an air of confidence, his smirk cutting through the dim light. He stepped inside, his gaze sweeping over them like a predator surveying trapped prey.“Quite the reunion,” he mused. “You didn’t think I’d let you slip away so easily, did you?”Alejandro’s jaw tigh