The Mafia Heiress's Comeback: She's More Than You Think novel Chapter 128

Chapter 128 Way To The

Hell

“Guys! Over here! I’ve got it!” Tracey suddenly burst out, raising her phone high. Heads turned her way.

“What is it?” Agate asked, moving closer, with Winona trailing behind.

“Look! I just found the Royal Military Academy’s forum!”

Tracey held out her screen for everyone to see.

Only then did the group notice–it was swamped with posts all revolving around Maren.

A pinned discussion caught their eye–it was all about Maren defeating the academy’s dean and graduating

ahead of schedule.

They hit play on the video.

The instant Maren floored the dean with a single strike, a few guys nearly spilled their drinks.

“Is she even real?”

“I had no clue Maren was that powerful. She took down Baimsa’s best!”

“That was lightning fast–over in seconds!”

Just a moment ago, they’d been debating whether to ask the academy brass for help. But now, it was crystal clear–Maren was way out of their league.

“Check this post! The military actually tried to recruit her!”

“No way, let me look!”

“Whoa, it’s legit! And the offer was insane!”

“But why’d she pass it up?”

“Come on, someone like her clearly has something bigger in mind.”

Amid all the hype, Jett stood quietly, an ache growing in his chest.

He wasn’t bitter towards Máren–she was just operating on a whole other level, totally beyond his reach.

“Bro, forget it. We can’t even compete.” One of Jett’s buddies clapped him on the back.

Jett exhaled heavily.

No connections, no pedigree, and nowhere near her skills.

The difference was overwhelming. Hard work alone wouldn’t bridge that gap.

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He finally got it–Maren was from another world entirely.

Outside the cabin, Maren had no intention of handing Rocky and Rocco to the authorities like she had claimed.

Instead, she dragged them to a secluded section of the ferry and tossed them into the sea without a second

thought.

They vanished beneath the waves.

Her face remained blank. It was like she’d squashed a couple of insects. Then she strolled back to the cabin like

nothing had happened.

As soon as she stepped in, all eyes locked onto her with a kind of awe.

“Why the weird stares?”

Maren had no clue what had happened in her absence.

“Maren, you’re incredible!” Winona gushed, grabbing her hands with enthusiasm.

Timid by nature, Winona often leaned on others when things got rough.

She’d always dreamed of being someone like Maren.

Soon, the rest of the girls swarmed around, begging her to reveal how she got so strong.

Even the guys

leaned in, trying to catch her response.

Surrounded by excited chatter, Maren chuckled awkwardly. “just train harder.”

That only sent another wave of excitement through the room, as laughter and energy filled the air.

“Please… help…”

Far from the crowd, Lottie was dashing aimlessly, driven by pure panic, terrified that Maren might still be on

her trail.

Every few steps, she glanced back.

That dread had burrowed deep into her bones.

Before she knew it, Lottie had stumbled into a part of the ferry she didn’t recognize. It was deserted.

“Is this near the storage bay?”

That section was usually used for storing goods, rarely visited by passengers–no wonder it was empty.

Now that she was safe, Lottie decided to head back to her cabin.

“Maren, you won’t get away with this!” Lottie clenched her fists, muttering to herself. “So what if you can defeat two men? How about twenty? Or two hundred?”

She turned back, ready to press her father for more funds–enough to hire an entire squad of guards. She was

dead set on taking Maren down for good.

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Without hesitating, she straightened up, dusted herself off, and prepared to leave.

But she hadn’t gone far when she heard a woman’s faint cries, and harsh, labored breathing from a man.

Lottie instantly recognized the kind of situation she was hearing.

“Really? People are getting freaky in a place like this?”

She pressed her ear to the cargo bay door. The sounds were muffled but unmistakable now.