Let Me Go My Mafia Husband (Aria and Alessandro) novel Chapter 471

Chapter 471 She Is In Danger
Alex's POV.

I felt a surge of unease as I watched Salvator leer at my wife from across the room. His intentions were crystal clear, and I knew he wouldn't let this opportunity pass. Determined to protect Sarah, I casually draped an arm around her and suggested that it was time to head home. Little did we know that our departure would coincide with chaos erupting all around us.

As we were about to leave, the unmistakable sound of gunfire shattered the air. Instinctively, I reached for my phone and quickly texted Logan and

Ryder, urging them to join us immediately. However, there was no time to

waste; I had to take charge until they arrived. My bodyguard and henchmen sprang into action, and we fought back against Salvator's well-armed men.

Bullets whizzed past, and the air reeked of gunpowder as we engaged in a fierce battle. I could hear my heart pounding in my ears, but I couldn't let fear paralyze me. I had to protect Sarah and everyone else caught in this dangerous situation.

"Stay close to me, Sarah! We'll make it out of this mess," I yelled, trying to reassure her amidst the chaos. Her eyes were wide with fear, but she nodded and clung tightly to me as we navigated through the mayhem.

My bodyguard, Tony, was firing with deadly accuracy, covering our flank as we pushed forward. My henchmen, Joey and Vinnie, fought with grit and determination, taking down Salvator's men one by one.

Finally, just when we needed them most, Logan and Ryder arrived, guns blazing. The tide began to turn in our favor as they joined the fray. The

additional firepower and expertise they brought to the table gave us the edge we needed.

We continued to push forward, gaining ground as we fought back the onslaught of Salvator's people. It was a fierce battle of wills, and neither side was willing to back down.

As the dust settled and the last of Salvator's men lay defeated, we all took a moment to catch our breath. The room was a mess of overturned furniture and bullet-riddled walls. But we had prevailed.

Sarah looked at me, her eyes still wide, and apologized for coming here alone. I held her close, trying to calm both her and myself.

"Don't worry, Sarah. We're safe now. Let's get out of here," I said, my voice still tinged with adrenaline.

Logan and Ryder exchanged nods with me, and together, we made our