Beyond the Omerta
Well, of course, his family was never normal.
As the days turned into weeks, Antonio's behavior became increasingly disturbing. He visited the club frequently, drowning himself in cocaine and whiskey, violating the sacred Omertà code of silence and conduct that governed their mafia family. He also broke the cardinal rule of "Non Molestare" (not bothering or causing trouble) by getting into disputations with rival families.
Some of the older, more traditional members of the family began to whisper among themselves, questioning Antonio's ability to one day take over as Don. They saw his behavior as a sign of weakness, and worried that he would bring shame and vulnerability to their organizatio
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