All Chapters of Mafia's Redemption: TERZO: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

TERZO“This is absurd and absolutely unnecessary.” She glared at Gio and Marco, following behind us to the clinic. “Maybe you two should see a doctor. God knows how many diseases you have.”Marco snorted. “I’m not the one who has unprotected sex.”“Hey.” I glared at Marco. “You’re talking to my wife, idiota.”“I’m not offended, Terzo, because he’s right. We should be responsible.”“Oh, for fuck’s sake, we’re married. We’re monogamous. I’m clean. I practice safe sex. And you, too, Dani. Married couples shouldn’t even be using contraceptives.” We reached the entrance. She called in earlier for an appointment. Since this was also a family clinic, they gave us leniency.“With our situation right now?” She grabbed my front shirt and whispered, “I’m not getting pregnant, and this is not a part of the plan.” Fuck.I ignored the clenching of my ribcage. “Okay. We just fuck. Got it.” “Good.” She released my shirt, remorseless.I shouldn’t be pissed off, but somehow I was. Of course, there wa

DANI“I’m not gonna wait any longer, I need to take her to the hospital.” It was angry Terzo grunting. “Fuck! Why is this keeping on happening to her?”“T, calm down. You can’t help if you’re too angry. You can’t think straight. Dr. Valerio said, Dan’s gonna be fine, then she’s gonna be fine. It’s only been two hours.” Celestina’s voice was calmer as if she was whispering at him.“Yes. That’s what I’m talking about. It’s already two fucking hours. Ahg!” Thud. “This is my fucking fault. I shouldn’t have taken her to that fucking club. Look what happened?”“And what are you gonna do then?” Was that Magnus? “Lock her up in your castle? Might as well slay a dragon or train a dragon to guard her.”“I don’t like your tone, Tucker,” Terzo grunted.“Well, suck it up, bro. It happened. In your line of business, this will happen often. And you married her, prepare her for the worst if you want to keep Dani, because she needs to get used to all these messes, blood, and violence, unless you can e

TERZO“I don’t like it. I feel like he’s planning something, Terzo. We’re supposed to be meeting him together. Why does he only want to meet you?”I scratched my head. She knew the obvious answer, but she kept asking. We were on the way to the place her father agreed to meet. Francesco was clever. I admired his tactics, but I had a strategy up my sleeve as well.The moment he received our message through a mutual friend, he answered immediately, and we only had an hour to prepare before I would meet him— that way, we didn’t have the time to scout the place and plan our approach.“Hey.” Dani shook me, who was sitting next to me. “Cancel this meeting. I really have a bad feeling about this. He would not agree if he didn’t have the advantage. I swear, Terzo, he has motives. Let’s make another plan.”“I’ll be fine.” I looked right into her eyes. She was deeply worried. She had the right to be worried. One wrong move, and this whole plan would crash before us. “I don’t like it, too, signo

TERZO“I know it’s ridiculous to ask, but are you sure you wanna do it alone?” Dani had been edgy since we arrived back in the US yesterday. Like everybody else, she wanted to get this done so that we could move on with our lives.“I have to, Dani.” So far, it had been uneventful for the last 48 hours in Sicily. I was hopeful we could get through this without killing each other, and this was what my father would have wanted before I became the don. He wanted me to focus on business once this tension between the two families was over. Then he could retire. About the retirement, it put me in a tough position all the time. I’d been groomed to be his next in line, and I bragged about it that I was born ready. Right now, I didn’t think I would ever be. No one could replace my father when it came to handling business and dealing with arrogance, greed, disrespect, and dishonest people. He dealt with them with his utter calmness, and I didn’t think I had that. In fact, I was aware I was his

DANI“Hey. I’m glad you could drop by. Congratulations!” Gabe Linden just hugged me. I couldn’t get used to meeting some influential people like him. I checked him online. Damn, he was impressive, from rag to riches, yet remained humble.“Thanks. It was rushed. One moment I was escaping death, the next thing I knew I was getting married to one of the most dangerous people on earth.”He smiled as if, yeah, I’d dealt with this before. “But honestly, Siciliano is a good and honest man. I’m a little surprised, though. I swear I remember him saying he’d never want to get married.”I couldn’t help but smile and tucked my hair behind my ear. “Yeah, he’s full of surprises, isn’t he? Who would have thought, right?”“So, where is he?” He stole a glance at Tristan standing behind me, but he wasn’t surprised that someone was with me.“He’s working.”“I see. Well.” He fixed his tie. “My eldest was here with my wife. She likes to play with my tie. “If you need assistance, just find me or Hope, but