Lahat ng Kabanata ng A V*rgin For The Three Mafia Bodyguards : Kabanata 181 - Kabanata 190

Chapter 178Nina’s POVI followed the man down the corridor and kept pace without being told to.He had the specific walk of someone who had spent years in environments where moving slowly was not an option. Straight line. No wasted movement. He did not look back to check if I was keeping up.I was keeping up.Colonel Washington’s office was at the end of the administrative block. The door was already open when we arrived. The man saluted at the frame, handed the folder to someone inside, and left without a word.I stepped in.The Colonel was behind his desk signing papers. Not the theatrical kind of signing where someone makes you wait to establish hierarchy. The actual kind where a person has too many documents and not enough hours and the work does not pause for incoming appointments.I stood at ease and waited.After a moment he looked up. Briefly. Took me in. Looked back down.“Osei,” he said.“Sir.”“I reviewed your file this morning.” He turned a page. Signed it. Moved it to th

Chapter 180Nina’s POV“Oh my god.”The words came out before I could stop them. I pressed both hands over my mouth and stared at him.He looked at me with calm amusement.“I called you an old man,” I said through my fingers. “I said you were probably about to retire. I said I wondered what was taking you so long.”“You did,” he said.“I did not know. I genuinely did not know. I thought you were just someone in scrubs and I was just talking and I do that when I am bored I just talk and I did not.” I dropped my hands. “I am so sorry. That was completely unprofessional and I did not mean any of it.”“I know you did not,” he said. He was still calm. No edge in it at all.“You do not look thirty four,” I said. Then immediately regretted it. “That came out wrong. I mean you look young. Younger than thirty four. Which means you must be extremely talented to have achieved what you have achieved at your age and I am making this worse.”He smiled. “You are making it slightly worse yes.”“I wil

Chapter 182Nina’s POVJamal looked at me for a long moment after I said nothing.“It is okay,” he said finally. “You do not have to tell me anything you are not ready to tell.” He stood up and picked up his coffee cup. “But Nina.” He paused at the door. “I will not always be in the right place at the right time. This is a military base. Everyone here is trained and sharp and there are cameras and eyes in places you have not found yet.” He looked at me directly. “Be careful.”“I will,” I said. “I will not do it again.”He looked at me with the specific expression of someone who had been working with people long enough to know exactly what they were going to do before they did it.“I know you will do it again,” he said. “Just do not get caught.”He left.I sat at my desk for a long time after that.Wednesday felt far away and then suddenly it did not.Jamal slid a stack of documents across the desk to me at fourteen hundred hours. “Colonel Washington’s office. You know where it is.”I

Chapter 184Nina’s POVWashington looked at me for a long moment.Then his expression shifted into something that looked like warmth. It did not reach his eyes but it occupied his face convincingly.“You saved that man’s life,” he said. “A junior civilian doctor. First week on base.” He shook his head slightly like he was genuinely impressed. “That is not nothing.”“I was just doing my job sir,” I said.“No.” He held up a hand. “You went beyond your job. What you did tonight warrants recognition.” He looked at Jamal briefly then back at me. “I want to award you the military medal of heroic service.”I was already sweating through my uniform.“Sir that is really not necessary,” I said. “I am exhausted honestly. I would love to just go and sleep and.”“I insist,” he said.“Sir I.”“Follow me.” Two words. Authority behind both of them. The kind that was not asking.I looked at Jamal.He looked back at me. His jaw was set. Something in his eyes that was not nothing but also was not help.

Chapter 186 Enzo’s POV I had been watching Nina for four days before she knew I was there. That was the thing about cover. When it worked you became furniture. People stopped seeing you because you had given them no reason to look twice. Military undercover was easier than most people thought if you understood one thing: soldiers were trained to follow hierarchy not question faces. You wore the right rank. You moved with the right purpose. You were invisible. I had been invisible for four days. I was there when she helped the soldier out of Washington’s office. I watched her drag a man who outweighed her by forty kilos across a floor and scream for help in a corridor without anyone questioning why she was there. That was Nina. She did not calculate first. She just moved. I almost stepped in then. I did not. Because moving then would have burned my cover and there was still more I needed from inside the perimeter. Nikolai had the camera feeds intercepted but there were b