The Mafia Heiress's Comeback: She's More Than You Think novel Chapter 359

Chapter 359 The Mayor Arrived

“Spare you? Maybe. I’ll give it some thought.” Maren offered nothing else, just that vague response that left everyone on edge.

A cold sweat broke across Lyman’s back. There was no mistaking it. She wasn’t planning on letting them off the hook.

This couldn’t be happening.

He needed to turn Maren’s opinion of them around.

If not, once the mayor showed up, the Wolf Pack would be in serious trouble.

Grimacing, Lyman made a snap decision. He drew in a breath and shouted across the chaos, “Why are you all still standing there? Drop to your knees and apologize to Ms. Morgan! Do it now, or walk away from the Wolf Pack forever!”

What?

Lyman’s words struck fear into the hearts of all the gang members. Through his conversation with Maren and his attitude towards her, they fully realized they had messed with the wrong person.

Without hesitation, the crew scrambled. Some fell to their knees on instinct, while others dragged themselves across the ground, pleading for forgiveness.

They all knew Maren was the one in charge now. If she was displeased, their fate would be sealed.

“Ms. Morgan, we messed up. We know we did! Please, don’t kill us! We’ll do whatever you say, we swear! Just give us a chance to make it right!”

Even Harvey, who earlier strutted with pride, was now on his knees, his voice cracking as he begged alongside the others.

Not even the burly men from earlier dared to hold their ground–some pleaded desperately, while others simply collapsed, overwhelmed by terror the moment they realized who Maren truly was.

“Enough. I said I’d think about it.”

Their voices had started to blur together, and the constant noise grated on Maren’s nerves.

That one command cut through the chaos like a blade. The silence that followed was instant and absolute

No one moved. No one breathed too loudly. They were terrified that the tiniest sound might push her

edge.

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Agate leaned in close and whispered, “Maren, please don’t let them go. They’ve done horrible things They

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Chapter 359 The Mayor Arrived

raped one of my friends, and she took her own life. There are so many other women in Plalo who never got justice.”

“I know. I won’t let them walk away,” Maren replied with a short nod.

Agate didn’t need to say more. Maren had already made up her mind. Earlier, Agate’s mother had told her about a girl who was assaulted by the Wolf Pack, only to later jump to her death. That was all the proof Maren

needed.

Telling them she’d think it over? That was just to stall until the mayor got here. Once this territory became hers, the old order would crumble, and new rules would rise in its place.

Justice had to mean something. And those who broke it? They’d pay.

“Thank you, Maren.” Agate’s voice wavered with gratitude.

As the tension settled, curious onlookers started to gather near the scene.

The Wolf Pack ran this area–everyone knew their name. So seeing Lyman and his men kneeling silently before a young woman was downright shocking to anyone watching.

With every passing second, the crowd thickened, each newcomer piecing the story together through hushed

conversations.

Though a buzz of excitement rippled through the onlookers, no one dared to speak above a whisper. Instead, phones appeared in countless hands, capturing every moment on video.

For too long, the Wolf Pack had ruled with brute force, walking over anyone who couldn’t fight back. Finally, someone had the guts to put them in their place.

The gang felt humiliated. They were used to calling the shots, pushing around people too scared to fight back. Now, with regular folks watching them kneel and beg, their power felt like it had completely crumbled.

Swallowing their pride was the only move left. They knew full well Maren could snuff them out without even

blinking.

Their dignity was gone. All they could do was pray that she might let them live.

But that hope was hollow. Maren’s decision had been made long before they dropped to their knees. Every life they ruined, every woman they hurt, it was all accounted for.

Yet somehow, they still held on to the belief that they might walk away from this.

Roughly ten minutes later, the deep growl of an engine echoed down the street. A high–end vehicle cut through traffic like water, no escort necessary–one glance at the mayor’s plate and drivers swerved aside without

protest.

Eyes shifted toward the road. People on foot slowed to a stop. This part of town rarely saw city officials, let alone someone as high–ranking as the mayor. Whispers spread as fast as the news itself–why had he come out

here?

Drawn by the commotion, more people trailed behind, inching their way toward where Maren stood.

Soon enough, the mayor’s sleek vehicle pulled up right beside her.

Before his driver or assistant could make a move, the door burst open and out came the mayor–overweight,