Obsession of the Mafia King
The emotional distance between them, a chasm she had created with her secret, was growing wider, more profound.
He tried to reach her, to bridge the gap. He would bring her a glass of wine at night, a peace offering in the silence of their shared reign. But Amara, terrified of the effect of alcohol on her child, would discreetly dismiss it, blaming it on a lingering pain, a memory of the Greco’s torture. Dante, in his guilt and his need for her to heal, would accept her excuses, but the distance between them would grow wider.
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