All Chapters of From Street Rat To Mafia Boss : Chapter 321
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The Devil’s Deal
Dane gripped both his own gun and Fablo’s weapon, his chest heaving from the fight. Fifteen of Ricardo’s men stormed in, guns raised, shouts filling the air. But Dane didn’t hesitate—he ran straight at them, moving like a phantom of death.Bang! Bang! Bang!One after another, the men fell. His shots were clean, precise, and merciless. Within minutes, the ground was littered with bodies, silence replacing the chaos. Dane wiped the sweat from his brow, smoke rising from the barrels of his guns.He turned back and walked into the container where Ricardo was being held.Ricardo’s eyes went wide the moment he saw him. “What? What the hell is going on? Where’s Fablo? Why isn’t Fablo here? He should’ve killed you already!”Dane’s face was stone cold. “He’s dead. I killed him—and the rest of your men.”“You must be joking,” Ricardo stammered, shaking his head. “That’s impossible. If… if that’s true, then fine. I won’t attack you anymore. I’ll just take my leave.”Dane chuckled darkly, a low l
Trust Me
“So now are you going to let me go?” Riccardo asked desperately. “I already gave you what you wanted. I told you everything.”Dane tilted his head. “Tell me again. What did you just say?”Riccardo licked his lips. “Leo… Leo offered me Butcher’s head. That’s why I funded him, gave him men, gave him power on the streets. I liked the offer.”Dane’s eyes burned. “And why did you need Butcher’s head?” he demanded, his boot tapping against the concrete in anger.Riccardo smirked. “Because I don’t like him one bit. With his head, the other mafia bosses would respect me. I wanted to keep it as a trophy, mounted in my living room.”Dane’s hand trembled on the gun, rage boiling over. “You’re pathetic.” His voice was low, cold. “And now you deserve to die.”The gunshot cracked through the air—Riccardo dropped instantly, blood spraying across the floor.“Hey!” Jane snapped, jumping back. “Why’d you shoot without warning? Now I’m covered in his blood!”Dane glanced at her with a crooked smile. “So
A Million for Mercy
“Hey! Stop moving closer!” Alessandro barked, his voice cutting through the silence.“Please, put your gun down,” Jane said firmly, stepping forward.Alessandro’s eyes narrowed. He shifted the barrel until the cold metal pressed against Jane’s head.“Stop! Don’t shoot her, Alessandro!” Dane shouted, his chest heaving.Jane raised her hand calmly, keeping her voice steady. “Listen. I told you—I have a proposal. Put the gun down, and hear me out. What if I give you a million dollars?”Alessandro blinked, almost scoffing. “A million? That’s not enough. And how would you even give it to me?”Jane didn’t flinch. “We already gave you the cash we brought. But here—” she lifted her phone slightly. “I’ll wire it to you. Right now. No cops, no tricks. Straight to your account. You know as well as I do… no matter how rich you are, you’d never reject more money. Not even you.”The silence dragged. Then Alessandro’s shoulders loosened, the tension in his grip fading. He slowly lowered his gun, eye
The Arrest
As Dane and Jane moved past the dead of bodies, ready to leave this nightmare behind, the sound cut through the silence—sirens.Dane froze. Jane turned sharply, her eyes widening.“No… impossible,” Dane muttered. “How did they get here so fast?”Before either could act, seven black-and-white cruisers roared into the yard, tires screeching. The headlights cut across the bloodstained ground like searchlights, and within seconds, they were surrounded.“Shit.” Dane’s hand flew to his gun. He leveled it at the approaching figures, but there were too many. A wall of officers spilled out of the cars, weapons drawn, voices shouting.“Drop your weapon! Drop it now!”From the front car, a tall, broad-shouldered man stepped out. His uniform was crisp, his face hard but calm. Captain George.“So… all of this, for nothing,” Dane whispered bitterly. “Is this how it ends? Arrested?”The officers advanced. Two of them rushed forward, grabbing Dane, twisting his arms behind his back, snapping cold ste
Not the Law
Dane’s breath came heavy as the patrol car cut through the night. His cuffs bit into his wrists, but that wasn’t what hurt. It was the weight of failure pressing against his chest. “Well, I don’t have any answers,” he muttered, voice low, almost to himself. “What do we do? What the hell do we do? Is there no way out? Is jail really how my life is going to end?” His mind raced. Damn it. I could escape now. If I slam my hands hard enough, maybe I can break the chain. Smash the glass. Jump out while we’re moving. I could run. But… His gaze shifted to the briefcase at the front. The diamond. The Hope Diamond. The very stone Buddha entrusted me with… it’s worth more than my own life. I won’t let it go. Not this time. Not ever. Captain George’s voice cut through his thoughts like a blade. “Hey,” George said, his tone sharp, eyes fixed on Dane in the rearview mirror. “You better not be thinking of anything stupid. Do you understand me?” Dane met his gaze, jaw tight. “Because if yo
Extraction
George handed Dane the phone. “Take it,” he said, his voice low. Dane lifted it to his ear. “Hello… who is this?” “Are you with the briefcase now?” The familiar, commanding voice cut through the line. Dane froze. “Boss…? Is that you?” “Yeah, it’s me,” Butcher replied calmly. “But… boss, how do you know? We’re… we’re captured by the police. How did you even—did you get the police to get us out?” Dane stammered, disbelief in his tone. Butcher’s voice was steady. “I sent someone to watch your every move, to update me on what was happening. Not that I don’t trust you, but I needed to know your condition—if you were killed, or what happened to you.” Dane’s heart raced. “The very person who told you everything… told you the police had arrested us?” “Yes,” Butcher said. “That’s when I called the DPO. He directed me, told me George had been sent to a place where a lot of men had just been killed. That’s how I knew it was him. So I called George.” “You really have eyes everywh
Safe… For Now
As George collected the phone, he put it to his ear.“Hello, boss,” he said.“Do what does two tell you,” Butcher replied, then ended the call.“What should I do?” George asked.“Well… where’s the key for this car?” Dane asked.“It’s over here,” George said, raising it up.Dane grabbed it, but before he could move, George snatched it back.“I’m taking it,” he said.“What? What do you mean you’re taking it?” Dane asked.“The boss said I should take it. You can join one of your people—there are about six waiting,” George replied.“Six cars?” Dane clarified.“Yes, six cars. You can enter one of them,” George said.“You bastard… you’re lucky he called. I wish I had just shot you—or killed you right there—but I wanted someone to take the blame, and that would’ve been you too,” George added.“That’s why I know you’re an asshole,” Dane muttered.“Let’s leave. Just get the fuck out of here,” George said.“I’m driving,” Jane said, taking the key from Dane. She slid into the driver’s seat while
Secured
“We’re covered in blood… but what do you want us to do about that?” Dane asked, glancing around at the chaos they’d left behind.“Well, it’s easy,” Jimmy said. “There’s a back elevator at the back of the building. Take a left, head to the back, and grab the key.” He tossed the key toward Dane.Dane caught it and nodded. “Got it.” He turned and made his way to the back of the building. There, hidden behind a door, was the elevator leading straight to the top floor—his room.As they reached the floor, Dane handed Jane the diamond. “Here,” he said, letting her take it from his hands. Together, they stepped into Dane’s room.Once inside, Jane carefully opened the diamond case. Both of them stared at it for a long moment before breaking into a victorious high-five.“It’s here… we did it,” Dane said, a mixture of relief and exhaustion in his voice. “That wasn’t easy. One of the deadliest missions ever. And that blue guy… his punch was stronger than mine. That fight alone was enough to drive
After the Blood
I think I’m going to take my leave,” Dane muttered. He walked out of Jane’s room, and she watched him as the door closed behind him. He rested his back against it, taking a deep breath.Why did I let my emotions get the better of me? Did I just creep her out? She’s right… we just came back from a mission. We killed so many people. Blood is dried on our bodies, our clothes… and I’m talking about love?Dane shook his head and started walking toward his room. As he entered, his thoughts shifted. The hope diamond… wow. 250 million dollars. Would Butcher just give the king of all mafia bosses something that expensive? That’s absurdly too much for a gift, even if you wanted to get close to him…But then he shrugged mentally. Then again, for Butcher, it’s nothing. He earns billions per week, per month. The price is nothing.He stripped off his suit and stepped into the shower. The dried blood on his body ran down the drain as he scrubbed it away, each sponge swipe cleansing him not just phy
Departure
The following morning, Dane woke up in his suit. His blood-soaked clothes from yesterday had been left in the bucket of water, and when he checked the restroom, he realized he hadn’t dried them. No time for that now. The chopper was already here.He dressed in a fresh suit, picked up his phone, and stepped out of his room. At the door, Jane was waiting.“Good morning,” she said.“Good morning. What are you doing here?” Dane asked, shutting the door behind him.“Can’t you see? I’m waiting for you,” Jane replied with a small smile.“You’re with the diamond, right?”“Yes,” she said, opening the briefcase just enough for him to glimpse the glittering stone. They both nodded silently, then headed toward the stairs leading to the roof.When they reached the rooftop, Jimmy was already there.“Ah, looks like it’s about time you two go,” Jimmy said casually.“Yeah,” Dane answered.Jimmy stepped closer, extending his hand. Both Dane and Jane shook it. But when his eyes lingered on Jane, he stre