The Mafia Heiress They Could Never Find
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On the night of my college graduation, Sloane Callahan, the biological daughter my Mafia family had only recently brought home, asked me what I planned to do next.
Before I could answer, my four childhood friends spoke up one after another.
One by one, all four showed me documents proving they were moving to California.
Then Graham Whitmore, heir to one of Chicago's most powerful Mafia families, pushed my research agreement toward me.
"Come with us, Georgie. Once we're settled in California, I'll marry you."
I'd loved him for years. So I signed.
Two weeks later, I accidentally discovered another group chat projected onto the wall of the Callahan estate.
Did Georgiana sign?
Yeah. Four fake job offers were all it took to get her out of Chicago.
Once she's gone, Sloane can finally take her place.
Graham's making the biggest sacrifice. He has to pretend he wants to marry her until she leaves.
The truth was, none of them had ever planned to leave Chicago.
After Sloane returned, I'd already considered leaving the family. But the four of them had promised that nothing between us would change.
I'd believed them.
What they didn't know was that my professor had invited me to join a classified federal weapons research project, with no personal communication permitted during the closed research period.
In forty-eight hours, I'd be leaving Chicago.
They'd worked so hard to make room for Sloane.
Soon, they'd have all the room they wanted.
Before I could answer, my four childhood friends spoke up one after another.
One by one, all four showed me documents proving they were moving to California.
Then Graham Whitmore, heir to one of Chicago's most powerful Mafia families, pushed my research agreement toward me.
"Come with us, Georgie. Once we're settled in California, I'll marry you."
I'd loved him for years. So I signed.
Two weeks later, I accidentally discovered another group chat projected onto the wall of the Callahan estate.
Did Georgiana sign?
Yeah. Four fake job offers were all it took to get her out of Chicago.
Once she's gone, Sloane can finally take her place.
Graham's making the biggest sacrifice. He has to pretend he wants to marry her until she leaves.
The truth was, none of them had ever planned to leave Chicago.
After Sloane returned, I'd already considered leaving the family. But the four of them had promised that nothing between us would change.
I'd believed them.
What they didn't know was that my professor had invited me to join a classified federal weapons research project, with no personal communication permitted during the closed research period.
In forty-eight hours, I'd be leaving Chicago.
They'd worked so hard to make room for Sloane.
Soon, they'd have all the room they wanted.

















































