31. I Need A Divorce
Author: Teddy
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Chapter Thirty One

The lady was so scared, so she picked up her phone to call a number.

"Hello, I need help. I have an unconscious man who is bleeding under my arms right now!" she screamed into the phone.

"Is he dead? Do you need us to dispose of him?" the person she called asked.

"No, I can't dispose of him! What if someone catches me?" she panicked, her voice shaking. "This is too risky."

The man on the other end of the line sighed, rolling his eyes. "Isabella, we're bigger than the police. Remember who you are. You're the daughter of a powerful mafia lord, and your father loves you too much to let anything happen to you."

As she continued to panic, a black SUV pulled up beside her. A burly man in a tailored suit stepped out, his face a mask of irritation and concern. "Isabella, what are you doing close to the homeless station?" he demanded. "Are you sure this man isn't homeless? I think we should dump him here. His clothes are too basic, and I don’t think anyone of imp
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