The Mafia king’s Favourite sin
Stefan fell into step behind me as we headed down the long hallway toward a pair of heavy oak doors.
Then the doors opened, and immediately the room fell silent. Even the men who had been arguing stopped as all eyes turned to me. I immediately took my seat at the long mahogany table. Nikolai Volkov, the leader of the Russian Bratva, spoke first, locking eyes with me across the table. “Three of my trucks and my shipment disappeared in De Luca’s territory last week.”
“You know better than to accuse someone without having substantial proof, Nikolai,” Matteo Alvarez, the cartel’s representative, said calmly.