Let Me Go, My Mafia Husband by Paga Slayer

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"No! Please, stop it! The children are watching. Don't display your ugly behavior in front of them," Mia shouted

urgently, interrupting the angry men before the situation escalated further. She felt a deep apprehension about

their feral standoff.

Both men seemed to snap out of their trance and took a step back, breaking the tension. Adam, too, cared about

Gia and Maximo. He was hurt that they chose Alessandro over him; he had always thought of them as his own

and wanted to be their family. "Letdo this, Alessandro. Just one last time, please," Mia tried to convince her

mafia husband again.

"I'm waiting for you. Finish this quickly," he replied, nodding in silent warning about his impatience before. he

took Emily and the kids to a nearby vacant table.

Mia felt a bit relieved that Alessandro had at least agreed to give them sspace. As he moved away and sat

with the kids, though his eyes remained fixed on her, Mia turned towards Adam. She noticed an unfamiliar

intensity in his gaze, something she had never seen before

Adam's intense, scrutinizing eyes made Mia's palms sweat. His penetrating gaze seemed to strip away her

defenses, leaving her feeling exposed and vulnerable.

"What is going on, Mia?" Adam's voice was cold, the exhaustion in his breath evident. "I don't understand how

everything changed overnight. The family that was supposed to be mine is now someone else's. The sharp

accusation in his tone made Mia wince. "Adam, nothing changed overnight, and that's the good part," she said

firmly, but her voice remained soft, laden with the care she still felt for him. He was her friend, and she could

never bring herself to hurt him. "Whether you want to accept it or not, I..." She paused, looking at him with

imploring eyes, hoping he would understand. "I don't love you, and | never gave you mixed signals."

Adam raked a frantic hand through his hair, cursing under his breath.

"Why is he so important to you? What's so special about him?" he groaned, frustration lacing every word.

But Mia couldn't reply. She couldn't tell him the truth. She did trust Adam, but this the was very angry, and

she didn't know what he would do with that information. No, she couldn't take that risk. Her heart ached for the

pain she saw in his eyes, but she knew that struths were too danger

to reveal.

Suddenly, as if the realization dawned on him, Adam's eyes brimmed with shock. "He... he is the father Adam

gasped

Mia's eyes snapped toward Adam's questioning ones, but she remained silent, her heart pounding in her chest.

Adam nodded slowly with a knowing glint in his eyes.

"You are impossible, Mia!" he exclaimed, shaking his head. There was no pity or empathy in his expression, only

disdain. "Did you forget that you didn't even want to talk about that man. Hell, he wasn't even present in your

life for six years, and then he appeared out of nowhere, and you neglected all other relationships for him."

Adam frowned, his annoyance evident. "You women always trust the wrong man, and then you repeat that

mistake by choosing him again. Then you complain when something bad happens, asking why fate has to De

unfair." He snorted coldly. "It's not fate but you who is to blfor making such a big mistake."

Mis felt a sure of offence rice within her as the chat hark "Whether comrat mu dericians or not 'ir'e none

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of anyong's business. I've made all my decisions in my life alone, bad or good. | never regretted them, and I'm

still proud of myself as an independent woman." She lifted her head smugly, her eyes blaring with defiance.

She had survived the worst situations and had been on her own for six whole years, raising her kids vide

handedly. She didn't need anyone to remind her of her strength or to suggest she couldn't take bere decisions.

"Mia, the whole world witnessed my proposal, and my fans are waiting for us to make announcement about the

wedding date, Adam said, his voice heavy with upset.

"Adam, that was again your mistake. You planned that without discussing it with me, and now | can't do anything

about it. It's marriage, not a child's gyou're talking about. We can't. | can't do this," V replied in a voice

heavy with exhaustion. Adam's shoulders slumped as he absorbed her words, his frustration palpable. Disbelief

surfaced in his

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teasingly, hoping to lighten the mood.

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eyes boring into Mia's for a moment

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children. The sight of them m

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dredmne that family would be his. He

took a deep breath, trying to swallow

the lump forming in his throat. It was

too late for him to realize that it was

a dream that would never be fulfilled.

He understood now that he had been

trying to hold onto sand in his

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"Goodbye, Mia. | hope we never cross paths again," he said, his voice thick with emotion.

He didn't wait for her reply, turning on his heel and leaving quickly, his footsteps echoing in the lobby of the

restaurant.

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Mia's heart ached as she watched

him walk away, his figure growing

smaller and smaller in the distance.

her eyes glistening ie et

losing aur clasd fie The pain of

his departure cut deep, leaving a

hollow feeling in her chest. She had

made her choice, but the cost was

higher than she had anticipated.

Though she resolved in her mind to

try to mend things between them,

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