All Chapters of BRIDE TO THE MAFIA HEIR : Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

The stillness inside the cabin was deafening. The air felt thick, heavy with the weight of the moments that had passed. The flashes of gunfire and the adrenaline-fueled sprint to safety now felt like distant memories. But the danger was still there, lurking just beyond the walls, waiting for the next move. Sophia leaned against the rough-hewn wooden wall, her breath coming in shallow bursts. Her pulse was still pounding in her ears, but she knew they couldn't afford to relax. Not yet. Not when the storm was still on the horizon.James stood near the window, peering through the grime-covered glass, scanning the forest outside for any sign of movement. His brow was furrowed, his face hard, like a man who had been in too many battles to count. He was used to the chaos, but even he couldn't ignore the feeling of uncertainty that clung to the air like a shadow."We can't stay here long," James said quietly, his voice low and steady. "They're already looking for us. We'll have to move agai

The night stretched on, thick with silence. The cabin, though small, was a welcome refuge. The fire in the small stove crackled softly, casting flickering shadows on the walls as Sophia, James, and Micah sat huddled around a makeshift table. The tension in the air was palpable. Sophia ran her fingers through her hair, exhaustion weighing heavily on her. Despite the relative safety of the cabin, the unease gnawed at her. It was the calm before the storm, she could feel it in every fiber of her being. Salvatore's men weren't far behind, and the weight of the flash drive in her pocket seemed to grow heavier with each passing minute.Max, the man who had taken them in, was silent, his eyes flicking to the small stack of supplies piled in the corner of the room. He hadn't told them much about himself only that he'd once been involved with people like Salvatore but had turned his back on them when he realized how deep the corruption ran. There was something about Max's calm demeanor that b

The cabin was eerily silent after Elena agreed to help. A heavy weight settled in the air, the kind that warned of storms ahead. Sophia sat near the window, staring out into the dark forest as Elena spread a map across the rickety table in the center of the room. "We don't have much time," Elena said, her voice curt and direct. "Salvatore knows you have the flash drive. It's only a matter of time before he sends his best after you." James leaned over the map, his sharp eyes scanning the markings Elena had made. "You said you've been tracking him. What exactly do you know?" Elena pointed to a red circle on the map. "This is his stronghold an underground facility disguised as a corporate building. It's where he operates most of his shadow network." Sophia moved closer, her stomach twisting. "How heavily guarded is it?" Elena's lips tightened. "Like Fort Knox. You won't get in without a fight, and you sure as hell won't get out without one." Micah smirked, leaning against the wall

The wind roared through the cracked windows of the car as Micah pushed the engine to its limit, the tires screeching on the dark, winding road. The fire from the facility still glowed faintly in the distance, but Sophia's heart pounded louder than the fading explosion. "Did we shake them?" Elena asked, twisting in her seat to glance back at the empty road. Micah grunted, his eyes fixed ahead. "Not for long. They're not amateurs they'll regroup fast. We've got maybe ten minutes before they're on us again." James held the flash drive tightly, his knuckles white. "We can't let them catch us. What's on here is enough to dismantle their entire network, but only if we get it to the right people." Sophia pressed her fingers to her temple, trying to steady her nerves. "And who are the 'right people'? Everyone we've trusted so far has turned on us." James's jaw tightened. "Not everyone. There's one contact left someone my father trusted implicitly. They're in the city. If we can make it t

Sophia stumbled through the dense undergrowth, her breath coming in ragged gasps. Micah's firm grip on her wrist kept her steady as they navigated the forest. The helicopter's spotlight swept overhead, illuminating patches of trees and ground in stark white. "We can't keep running blind!" Sophia hissed, glancing back. The sounds of their pursuers were growing louder. Micah pulled her behind a thick cluster of bushes, crouching low. "We need to find cover until that bird clears out. If we run now, we're easy targets." Sophia clutched the flash drive close to her chest. It felt like a ticking time bomb, every second heavier than the last. "What about James and Elena? What if they " "They'll be fine," Micah interrupted, his voice calm but firm. "Focus on surviving. That's how we'll help them." The confidence in his tone steadied Sophia, but only slightly. The sound of footsteps crunching on fallen leaves drew closer. Sophia held her breath, her heart pounding so loudly she thought