Don’t Cross a Principessa
For three years, I used my family's mob ties and my own money to pave the way for Declan's crew. He was the boy I survived the streets with as a kid.
But at this month's sit-down, his newly hired secretary, Roxy, tossed my casino ledgers and club records onto the table in front of all the guys. She accused me of skimming profits and slacking off.
"These underground banks, these smuggling docks," she read the numbers out loud, her voice full of fake outrage.
"Every time she bribes someone, she skims thousands of dollars! She's lining her own pockets."
"I say the Boss strips her of her club manager title right now to save our cash flow."
I glanced at Declan, the boss of the crew.
He knew