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"Someone named Tony Stilton was demanding that the boss bring you to his house to kneel and apologize…" "What?!" Donnie was incensed at the mention of the name—not only did that brat bring in a quack doctor, but they were only lucky Alda did not end up dead! Alda quickly said, "Dad, you have to help Mr. Frankton out here, or we'd be labeled ingrates." It was a prodding of impeccable timing, and Donnie steeled himself, calling Tony right then. "You brat! What do you think you're doing, bring your troubles to my doorstep?!"

“Kinda. Everyone, I want you to meet my boyfriend, Donnie.” And then she introduces the rest of us around to Donnie, but none of us can peel our eyes off him, except to look back and forth between him and Daniel. Because this guy? With his dark hair, and his diamond-cut jaw, and his broad, muscled shoulders? He’s a dead ringer for a Lippert. “This,” I murmur, catching Jerome’s eye, “…could come in useful.” “Oh, I can think of many uses for this one,” he murmurs, grinning up into Donnie’s confused face and reaching out a hand. “Hi, I’m Jerome. It is an absolute pleasure to meet you –“

"But be careful. One wrong word and this could blow up in our faces." For the next hour, Sofia worked on crafting the perfect statement, with Luca and Giulia offering input. When she finally sent it off to their media contacts, she felt a mix of relief and apprehension. "Now what?" Giulia asked, closing her laptop. Luca's expression was grim. "Now we find out who's talking. And we shut them up." Sofia felt a chill run down her spine at his words. This was the side of Luca she sometimes forgot existed – the ruthless don who had clawed his way to the top of the criminal underworld.

I smiled. *** Donatello was a genius and a serial killer, a deadly combination. Standing at nearly seven feet tall, and weighing over three hundred pounds, he was someone who always stood out in any crowd. For such a big man, he had the face of a seventeen-year-old teenager. No one would ever suspect the large friendly man with a child's face who worked as a security man at the University of Los Angeles was the most notorious killer in the state.

All that mattered was the man at my side, walking into the heart of his grief with every ounce of strength he could gather. He wasn't just here to pay respects. He was here to say goodbye. And no matter how long the walk felt, I'd be right here, every step of the way. The moment we stepped into the crowd, the whispers began. Muted glances, subtle nods. A hush rippling through the sea of umbrellas and dark coats as Dante Moretti, the Don made his presence known among grieving souls. It wasn't just surprise. It was tension, quiet and tight like a held breath.

“I’m sorry for what happened. I’m sorry for putting your life in danger. I never meant for any of this to touch you.” My stomach twisted. “Oh my god, you do know her.” He nodded once, it was slow and miserable. “Who is she?” “Her name is Donna Sofia.” He spoke the name like it tasted bitter. “She’s married to one of the old bosses, Don Moretti. Back when Don Antonio adopted me, Don Moretti and Antonio were partners, they were thick as thieves.” He paused, rubbed his thumb across his knuckles like the motion could erase what came next.

"Yeah, saw him around the corning having a smoke I think." "Thanks." Right around the corner stood Donni, indeed leaning against the wall with a cigarette between his lips. "I was already wondering where that dark mist came from," he exhaled with a cloud of smoke. Over the years, I had mastered the art of ignoring Donni's jokes. He had no conscience, which was exactly why I liked him. He started as a neighborhood kid doing small jobs for us, but his blunt mouth had even earned him some respect from Dad. His mouth was worse than Gian's, at times I wanted him to shut up—but somehow our friendship worked. I'd asked him to do stuff, and he would do it.

Later that afternoon, Max got some shut-eye and had just awoken and was doing push-ups alongside the bed when Donnie poked his head in. “Yo, Batman, as nice as it is to ogle your ripped, bare-naked chest before dinner, I have some news.” Max gave Donnie a rude sign as he bounced up and grabbed a shirt. “A man takes one small nap in twenty-four hours and this is what he gets? What do you have?” “Omar Salib,” Donnie answered with a grin.

He said as he walked towards the door. "And I am Carlos, why don't you sleep food will be brought to you soon" he said and walked out the door, she felt light headed all of a sudden and knew something was it the water he gave her. A shaky exhale escaped her. Her stomach turned. The room began to blur. She swayed, blackness tugged on her subconscious, and then it dragged her all the way under. Later in the Don's office Carlos walked in and saw Marco busy with some work as usual, his friend was such a workaholic, he thought. He did not look up when Carlos entered so he sat down at the edge of Marco's table and said.

His voice is a low growl, vibrating with a warning that makes the nearby guests shift uncomfortably. “Long time no see, son.” “Not long enough.” Nero doesn’t look at her. His eyes are locked on me, searching my face for any sign of damage. “I was just telling your girl how pleasing she is to the eye,” Donna Nera says, her dry voice wearing off. “I see why you’re holding on so tight. It’s a shame, really. Every fairytale has its final page, and I think I can hear yours turning.”