Semua Bab Tied To The Mafia Boss: Bab 91 - Bab 100

Alison Damien’s words had become a constant echo in my head, repeating over and over again. No matter what I did, I couldn't silence them. "I’m sorry, but what happened already tore us apart." His voice was like a persistent echo.After that day, Every morning felt the same. I would wake up lost in thought, staring at the ceiling, trying to make sense of everything—Hugh’s death, Damien’s coldness, anticipating Aiden’s next plan. The days blurred together, and I felt as though I was slipping further away from reality, trapped in my own mind. I tried to believe that Damien and I could still fix things. That Hugh’s death wasn’t the final nail in the coffin for whatever we had left. But the more I thought about it, the more I realized I was the only one still holding on. A loud banging on my bedroom door jolted me from my thoughts. "Alison!" Mabel’s voice rang from the other side, followed by more knocking. I sat up sluggishly, rubbing my temples. The knocking persisted, growi

AlisonMy heart hammered against my ribs as I watched them take Damien away. “Damien!” I screamed, my voice was loud but it seemed to do nothing. The officers shoved him into the back of the police car, slamming the door shut before speeding off down the street. I stood frozen, my fists clenched so tightly that my nails bit into my palms.I felt like running after the car but I knew I wouldn’t make it far. I wished Damien had listened, to me. He would have been safe but his hunger for revenge blinded him.Suddenly I felt a presence behind me then I heard the sound of a familiar voice. “Alison!” I turned sharply, my eyes landing on Mabel as she rushed toward me, her expression was filled with concern. “Why did you run off like that?” she asked, breathless. I swallowed the lump in my throat and forced a shaky breath. “I just had to see if Aiden’s plan worked... and I was worried about him.” The lie rolled off my tongue effortlessly, though my heart was still racing—not for A

Alison The feeling of satisfaction curled through me like a slow, burning flame as I stared at Aiden. I reached out, my fingers brushing against the tubes connected to Aiden. This was it. The moment I had been waiting for. One tug and it would all be over. I could almost see it—his breath stopping, his body convulsing for a final time before succumbing to the darkness. Aiden, the monster, would finally be gone. My fingers curled around the tube. Just as I was about to pull, Aiden’s eyes shot open. My heart slammed against my ribs. "Alison!" His voice came out weak. My eyes widened in shock as my body froze into place. Did he sense that I was trying to kill him? His gaze locked onto mine, and he shot me a weary gaze. “Alison!” He called out again. I forced myself to react, ripping my hand away from the tube. Then, in a desperate attempt to cover my shock, I did the only thing I could think of. I leaned down and pressed a soft kiss to his forehead. “

Alison I was panicking. Losing my mind. What was I going to do? Think, Alison. Think.I pressed my hands against my temples, pacing back and forth across the room. The weight of the situation threatened to crush me. Damien was locked up, and time was running out. If I didn’t act now, he was going to die. I took a deep breath, forcing myself to think. What could I do? Who could I turn to? My mind was blank, consumed by fear and desperation. ‘No. I refuse to let this be the end.’I couldn’t let the only man that truly cared about me to meet his end like this.It wasn’t going to happen.I grabbed a jacket on the table then I stormed out of the room, nearly colliding with Mabel in the hallway. She raised a brow. “Where are you going?” I plastered on the most casual expression I could manage. “I just… I feel energetic. Thought I’d go for a stroll.” Mabel looked at me suspiciously. “I never pictured you as the type to enjoy an evening walk.” I forced a small laugh. “Well, t

AlisonThe minute I stepped back into the house soft murmurs welcomed me.I was not in the mood to face whoever it belonged to, so I stood at the entrance for a moment, listening to the soft creak of the door as I leaned against it. My heart pounded in my chest, my thoughts returning to Damien.I didn’t know if Aiden’s orders had already been carried out and if the men were able to save Damien. I pushed that thought away, then I took a step forward, and when I stepped into the living room my gaze landed on the last person I ever expected to see.The driver.What was he doing here?I froze in shock.The driver turned to look at Aiden, who had been standing near the stairs. I watched as his eyes widened.“I knew it was her,” he said, in a low voice. “I told you sir I wasn’t lying.”Aiden’s expression shifted, his face hardening as he looked at the driver. Then suddenly, his gaze softened and he stepped forward.“I’m sorry, you had to go through that,” Aiden said. “You will compensated