Let Me Go, My Mafia Husband by Paga Slayer

Chapter 323 My Husband Is A Mafia

As Leonardo and Sofia finally arrived at their car, Mark, their trusted friend, hurriedly opened the door for them. Leonardo, with the utmost care, guided Sofia to the backseat, ensuring her comfort. He settled beside her, wrapping his arm around her shoulders, and gently pulled her closer to him. Sofía leaned her head against his chest, finding solace in his touch. Throughout the drive, Leonardo continued to stroke Sofia's hair, his fingers gliding through the soft strands. His voice, filled with tenderness and concern, whispered comforting words into her ears like a soothing melody.

"It's okay, Sofia," Leonardo murmured softly. "You're safe now. I've got you. They can't hurt you anymore. No one can harm you. I'll protect you with everything I have."

His voice was laced with determination, a promise that he intended to keep. As he spoke, it seemed as though he was not just comforting Sofia but also reassuring himself. Let Me Go, My Mafia Husband

Sofia remained silent throughout the drive, her thoughts swirling in her mind like a turbulent storm. She gazed out of the car window, watching the passing landscape without truly seeing it. Leonardo asked after every minute as if he couldn't get enough of hearing that she was okay. His heart was thumping loud beneath her head.

Every time Leonardo asked a question, Sofia nodded without uttering a word. The weight of her emotions prevented her from finding the right words to express her inner turmoil. As they continued on the journey, Sofia's exhaustion started to take its toll. Fatigue seeped into her bones, and she couldn't fight the weariness any longer.

Unable to keep her eyes open, Sofia closed them, surrendering herself to the embrace of sleep. Time passed, and the car journey transitioned into a hazy blur for her. The next thing Sofia knew, she slowly opened her eyes to find herself lying on a hotel room bed. Confusion washed over her as she tried to recall how she got there.

As she shifted on the bed, moving the covers away, finding she was naked. Shock coursed through her veins, and she quickly clutched the covers, pulling them up to cover her body. Panic began to creep into her voice.

"Why... Why am I lying naked on the bed?" she whispered to herself.

The room was quiet, and Sofia's mind raced to comprehend the situation. Her memory seemed like fragments of shattered glass.

Sofia's heart raced as she heard the sound of the door creak open. Her eyes widened, and she held her breath, her body tense with anticipation. Leonardo stepped into the room, engrossed in a conversation on his phone. His voice echoed in the quiet space, the words indecipherable to Sofia's ears.

relief washed over Leonardo's face. He quickly ended the call, placing his phone on the nearby table, and rushed towards her. Concern etched deep lines on his

voice was filled

hoping to offer her comfort. Sofia instinctively shrank back, pulling the covers up to

clouded Leonardo's eyes as he registered Sofia's reaction. His brows

happened, Baby girl? Why are you still scared? I told you no one could harm you." His voice trembled with a

to find her voice amidst the turmoil within. She met Leonardo's gaze, her eyes filled

bed?" she questioned,

searching for an

while letting out the last two. She wanted to understand, to untangle the knots in her mind, but he seemed reluctant to

the growing emotional distance between them. But she flinched, moving

between his brows as he persisted, his tone laced with impatience, "Sofia. What's wrong? Talk

and determination as she asked the burning question

his forehead, betraying a sense of confusion. He

voice tinged with a touch of

eyes filled with a mixture

laden with a heavy heart. "I thought you were heartless and ruthless,

eyes, cascading down her cheeks in silent streams of pain and betrayal. The revelation shook her to her very

moment, his face

by an unsettling coldness. She felt a deep sense of betrayal, her world unraveling before her She didn't even

So nothing was wrong when I killed those bastards," Leonardo reasoned, his eyes flashing