His Promise: The Mafia’s Babies

I got on the subway train and tried to look for any empty seats but unfortunately failed. Saving fuel and priority, so I made the decision to not go by car or uber.

I was headed to my first day of work and I felt exhausted. The lack of energy was very noticeable but I triWhat would happen if they would fire me because of my pregnancy? That could not happen.

My belly did not look big, if anything I just seemed bloated. There were a few more weeks left before I wstart showing so I would make use of those to save up as much money as I could and taking the subway beginning.

The last time I had been in one was when I still attended college which was already more than half a yeawant to sit down?” A man asked.

I was shocked by his question, and stared at my belly to see if I was perhaps showing more than I expectnot the case.

“You look exhausted.” The man smiled but I thanked him and shook my head to kindly reject his offer. “Itmore stop, don’t worry.”

It might’ve been one, but it was absolutely terrible. The smell of sweat and pee found it’s way to my nosbrought my scarf up to my face. I couldn’t throw up, not now.

The final minutes felt like hours but I had finally arrived and got out as soon as possible. A day prior I hadup the location and for once in my life, I felt as if I was prepared. The job which was six days a week, fromdefinitely not easy, but it paid well and I could use every little but to save up for the baby.

I stared at the building in front of me read the familiar Garcia name. What was I even thinking? I couldn’teven worked at a factory before.

I took a deep breath as I came back to my senses. I had no choice and had no right to complain about wcouldn’t do. I was going to do this for my baby, one way or another.

I made my way inside and searched for a front desk, while a man stepped towards me. “Miss Reyes?”

“Y-yes?” I stuttered surprised at the fact that he had already been waiting for me. I was grateful and it brto my first night at the club. If it wasn’t for Faith and Luna back then I would’ve been a mess.

room and handed me an uniform so The pressure got to me and unlike the time I took to change at the club, I had finished up rather quickly final look at my stomach. I could still hide it, so far so

he gave me further instructions about my tasks and information about my lunch breaks. Working as aand stapling papers could not be that difficult. If I couldn’t do this then

the perfect skills over the phone, but I don’t know what kind of skills I need for stapling paccidentally spoke. Those words weren’t supposed to

a factory made me nervous

called out. “Here!” A girl called out and made her way over to us. She looked from me with her intimidating dark brown eyes and all I wanted to do was run. After dealing with

it easy on her.” Mr. Santana spoke bedisappeared out of nowhere

she linked her arm with mine. She gave me the same instrSantana and ordered me

my plans to anyone. “Oh, no offense, but it’s just that many people run away after

understand why someone would go crazy adealing with paper the entire day. The job was boring but it wasn’t like I was any fun, so I was okay with “Boss told me that you’ve become someone precious to him. He told me to treat you

Santana said that?” I tried to get some information out of her. I couldn’t understand how I could be someone who I barely even knew. Olivia frowned her

Olivia suspiciously looked at me as if she was

Christian? No it

bag was good for was sending checks and besides that, if

was about to reply but she closed her mouth again and went into deep thoughts. “his son is in charge. He’s

Vince?

helped out once like at your previous job or soOlivia asked, while I felt chills throughout my body at the thought of this strange favor being from

employees kept to themselves and did not really engage with each ostrangely made it comfortable to work. Going to work was so much better when people were not breathout

know thexact same work schedule. The first day of work

friends around here, but I