Semua Bab My Dear Mafia Boss' Remorse: Bab 51 - Bab 60

Lenka’s POVTina had already opened my café.She informed me as soon as Jonas delivered the key while I was still at home.Some of the desserts I had prepared had already been taken to the café by that man, along with a supply of dough that my staff could bake immediately if the ready-made ones ran out.I had made some preparations in advance—something I didn’t usually do—but I still had no intention of going to work today.A sense of unease pressed against my chest, making it impossible for me to feel at ease about leaving. So, I decided to stay and relax.Felix was beside me.He had woken up earlier, searching for me when he didn’t find me in the bedroom. But then, he fell back asleep on the living room sofa, hugging his favorite stuffed toy.I let him be.I had taken a blanket from my child’s room so he could sleep more comfortably before moving the freshly made toast onto the living room table, placing a cup of milk coffee beside it.He didn’t wake up at all. Maybe he was still lo

Lenka’s POVEven though I had already treated that man and politely asked him to leave, he still shamelessly remained in my house, playing with Felix, who clearly liked him.My son looked happy. They had been playing chess seriously for several minutes, and the game ended with Michael’s victory.That man didn’t hold back at all, but that only made Felix even more curious about him.He asked about the strategies Michael used, how he could think of solutions so quickly, and whether he had ever played chess professionally before.Michael seemed to enjoy all the questions my son threw at him, answering them effortlessly.I let out a sigh.I didn’t like the fact that this man was still in my house, but at the same time, I didn’t want to dampen my son’s enthusiasm about him, especially since they were talking about something he loved.My son rarely got this excited when discussing things like this. Chess. Jonas and I could play with him, but we couldn’t teach him anything new, while his fri

Lenka’s POVI looked toward the table that was usually occupied by someone. Staring in silence, not fully aware of it myself.I always noticed that man’s gaze from the same table.Day after day, repeatedly, until it became a habit. Feeling his eyes follow me every time I served customers, made coffee, or prepared orders to go.That gaze was always there—until today.Only a day had passed since I last saw him."Miss Lenka, why have you been looking over there for so long?"I turned my head, seeing Tina suddenly asking me that. It caught me off guard. "Huh? What do you mean?"She observed me for a moment before pointing in the direction I had been staring at."You’ve been looking over there since the customers started arriving. One of the guests sitting at that spot eventually moved because they felt uncomfortable."I frowned, unsure. "Really? I wasn’t even aware…."I had been looking there without much thought. No, I was thinking about something—but that only made me feel more unsettle

Anonymous’s POVI walked into the dimly lit space, where the lighting was sparse. A secret place.This place gave me a sense of calm.There wasn’t much furniture—just a single chair, a table, and a set of tools placed deliberately beside it, serving as storage for anything I might need.I pulled the chair closer and sat down.My gaze shifted to the wall nearby. There, several photographs were arranged meticulously, each accompanied by brief pieces of information.All the lines connected in some way, though some stood apart. If counted, I had erased and redrawn many lines over time, removed and replaced countless photos. Yet, one photo had remained on this wall for years.A man who had disrupted my enjoyment. He appeared at a critical moment and nearly drove me to frustration.George.His name suited him perfectly. As a man devoted to justice and prone to meddling, the death he received was well deserved.I had restored my plans to their original course with his demise and erased every

MichaelMy eyes widened, and my mouth felt frozen. I couldn’t say anything after hearing her words.Lenka watched me in silence. Then, as if deciding something, she turned to leave when she saw me standing there speechless.I immediately reached out and grabbed her hand, stopping her."Wait. What… what did you just say to me, Lenka?"She frowned and pulled her hand away—easily, because I let her. But she didn’t refuse to answer.She let out a deep breath."I said thank you. For helping me. Not just once, but twice now—you saved me and Felix when we needed it."She looked tense, but I could tell her words were genuine.After how she had treated me whenever we met at her coffee shop recently, after our last conversation… this was the first time she had been this kind to me.No anger. No sharp remarks. Just a simple statement. But it meant everything to me.I pressed my lips together, shaking my head as I looked at her."You don’t have to thank me. I’ve made too many mistakes when it com