Betrayed And Sold To The Mafia King
But the jealousy nagged, tightening my chest, though I’d never admit it.
The shed was hot, smelling like wood and dust. I moved to crate forty-three, checking the label, knowing it was stuffed with drugs. My hands shook as I wrote the number, my thoughts racing. “He gave me my vineyard back just to trap me,” I fumed, remembering his cold smirk in the office when he told me I’d run it for him. I wanted to destroy the crates, to run away, but his threat to burn Valeria Vines—and me—kept me here. Fear mixed with my rage, making my stomach twist. Those women’s cries, their scared eyes, haunted me. I was trapped, just like them, and it made my anger grow stronger.
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