Let Me Go, My Mafia Husband by Paga Slayer

Let Me Go, My Mafia Husband-

Chapter 197 Blind Justice

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way, what happened to the Marino gang?" Mia asked, her breath still unsteady from Alessandro's possessive and passionate kisses. He had pulled away when he noticed she was out of breath, letting her catch some air.

"They will be executed by the Centre, Alessandro replied calmly. "We'll make sure to find the person responsible, remove them from the gang, and ensure they suffer their punishment."

"I hope everything will be peaceful now," Mia said, pouting slightly as her eyes took on a hint of playful complaint. "You should spend more time with me. You're always so busy."

Alessandro chuckled, "All my time is yours, mia moglie he declared, but Mia narrowed her eyes, knowing her mafia husband was smooth and skillful with words. Before she could protest, Gia and Maximo came running downstairs, racing toward Alessandro. Alessandro stood up, scooping them both into his arms with ease. Mia watched their playful exchange, her heart swelling with happiness at the sight of Alessandro spending time with their children. But deep down, she knew this moment of peace was short-lived. It wouldn't be long before her mafia husband would be swept up in his work again.

aware of the

that the kids were safe and everything had been settled with the Marino gang and Salvatore. He had been stressed all day and hadn't even gone home to check on Emily. Despite that, he had been closely monitoring the progress of the Tomas

the courthouse. His assistant called him several times, but he ignored it. Emily's safety mattered to him, and he was determined to get her justice, but Alessandro was like a brother to him. His concern for Alessandro was second nature, and he couldn't focus on his work knowing

shares in the business and the inheritance. This left Matteo disgusted by the idea of family, and he swore he'd never

seized the moment, demanding bail for his client. The judge was about

illegal organ trafficking and murdering patients in his operating room for profit. I urge you to review this before making any decision." "That's

and remain silent, the judge ordered, his tone sharp and

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he called the witnesses one by one, each testifying to Tomas'

Yang's parents by administering lethal drugs and staging it as a natural death. I have concrete evidence to support this claim." He