When Rome Finally Snowed, The Don Lost Me Chapter 10

When Rome Finally Snowed, The Don Lost Me Chapter 10

At nine o’clock, I took a taxi to the airport. 

But the driver didn’t follow the GPS. 

By the time I realized something was wrong, it was too late. 

The taxi pulled into the Brooklyn Navy Yard. 

Two men dragged me out and forced me in front of a middleaged man with curly hair. 

The man held a gun. His voice was rough. 

“Renee, you got pregnant with Zayne’s child and still dared to get checked at a Rome hospital. You’re stupidly brave.” 

I knew that face. 

It was Silas, Zayne’s uncle. 

He was the one who’d gotten rid of the model Zayne’s 

brother had kept. 

And the newborn baby. 

The bloody images flashed in my head again. 

Chills ran down my spine. I ran and hid behind a shipping container. 

I pulled out my phone and called Zayne. 

“Zayne, help me.” 

“Renee, Zayne’s in an international online meeting. He 

doesn’t have time for you.” 

Celine’s smug voice came through the phone. I froze 

and begged. 

“Miss Celine, please get him for me. His uncle-” 

She cut me off with a laugh. 

“I’m the one who told Zayne’s uncle you were 

pregnant.” 

“The Bellandi Family is too powerful. Only a legitimate 

heir can inherit. That bastard in your stomach has to 

die.” 

Panic shot through me. I was about to call the police. 

Before I could hang up, Zayne’s low voice came 

through. 

“Fiveminute break. Celine, what do you want to eat? I’ll 

have someone bring it up.” 

I clung to the phone like it was a lifeline and screamed. 

“Zayne, I’m pregnant! I’m at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Your uncle Silas is gonna kill me!” 

“Zayne, can you really believe her?” Celine sounded 

annoyed. 

Zayne took the phone. His voice was ice cold. 

“Renee, is lying to me fun?” 

“Julian said your date’s tonight. You should be with 

him, not making up stories.” 

“Besides, we always used protection. There’s no way 

you’re pregnant.” 

My heart stopped. I was about to reply when a loud 

bang came from behind me. 

My phone fell to the ground. 

Someone kicked it into the ocean. 

“Miss Renee, the Bellandi Family doesn’t let bastards 

live.” 

Silas smiled cruelly and waved the gun in front of me. 

Before I could say another word, he pulled the trigger. 

The bullet hit me straight in the chest.