His Promise: The Mafia’s Babies

Chapter 122

Christian

“So how about that lawyer after all?” Christian spoke as he leaned against the door and watched how Serena drove off.

“Finally opened your eyes?” Cesca commented while Franco scoffed. “I told you she is up to no good. You’re better off without her.”

“Christian, a word, please.” Mare forced a smile on his face as he pulled him away to talk in private. “Lawyer? What’s wrong with you? All of you!” Mare asked him.

Christian sighed as that was a question he was trying to figure out himself. He never expected things to go that far, but Serena left him no choice. He could not get over seeing Siena just once a week. “Do you expect me to survive 168 hours without my daughter?”

“You count the days?” Marc frowned. He felt awful, and he knew where he was coming from, but at the same time, he knew Christian brought it upon himself from the moment he threatened the Alfonzo’s. “I want you to put yourself in her shoes. You cheated on her, and she’s the one receiving the backlash, and you threatened her family on top of that.”

“It wasn’t a real threat. Christian desperately tried to defend his words. “I was angry, and I didn’t mean it. Don’t you say random things when you’re angry?”

“Yes, but I’ve never threatened to kill my ex fiancee’s family and called them dirty in the process.” Marc sighed. “Anyway, you need to keep pushing until she’s willing to work something out. Don’t make a case out of this.”

“So you expect me to wait 168 hours, just so that I can see my daughter again? That’s not happening!” Christian made clear. Marc placed his hand on his shoulder and tried to calm him down. “The two of you are being immature, selfish-and being influenced by your families.”

Marc’s words made Christian’s heart hurt. He knew Marc had a point, but he couldn’t and wouldn’t live without Siena. “Do you think Serena is a bad mom?” Mare wondered.

“No, of course not-she’s an amazing mom. I would never question her. I just want to see my daughter!” Christian told him. No matter the case, he would never stop loving Serena. There might have been many women before her, but he only considered her to be his first love. “You want to see Siena, and your family wants to take Siena away from her mom. Those are two completely different things, do you really want.

that?”

“Never.” Christian clarified. “I just want to see my daughter. That’s all I’m asking.”

“Then ask!” Marc snapped. “Ask Serena if you can see your daughter, ask her every day until she gets sick of you.”

“Can’t you understand? I did. I’ve tried everything!” Christian explained. There was not much he could do.

“How about patience?” Marc suggested. “You hurt Serena really bad, so yes, she’s being petty, and maybe you even deserve it.”

Christian couldn’t imagine how hurt Serena must’ve felt, not only by his actions but also his comments but still, it was no solid reason to keep him away from his daughter.

“Think about your dad,” Mare whispered as the two turned around to look at Lucio, who had joined them

and Christian knew it was because

matter because he doesn’t know about it.”

chuckled. It was a decision made by all of them. Christian couldn’t even begin to imagine what would happen if Lucio

had not really spoken about it, and it was mainly because of guilt and memory loss. Even when

the broken years’ long worth of friendship with the Alfonzo’s

told Christian. “Which is a sad statement, considering the fact the

in a wheelchair was something he couldn’t have imagined. He was willing to trade his own life for

jacket and walked to his father with a big smile on his face. “You shouldn’t go outside today. It’s chilly.” He

what I said.” Cesca agreed. Although Lucio had changed, he was still stubborn, and that was something no one could change. He did not want to stretch out his life. He did not want to take his medication-he just wanted to end his life naturally. “Today is a good day. I got to see my beautiful granddaughter

getting to Christian, and being reminded of what Serena should have been

take me around the garden,” Lucio demanded. Christian looked

wheelchair. “Siena looks like Serena so much. It’s wonderful. She only

family made a lot. of accusations, but that was one they couldn’t make. Siena looked like the perfect combination of the

of them.

want to take family pictures.” Lucio suddenly spoke. “I was thinking about preparing a photoshoot for the Lamberti’s and the Alfonzo’s-my last request

Christian spoke, surprised. “It can also just be the Lamberti’s, or we can go to dinner as

“The best thing would’ve been to see Serena walk down the aisle, but I don’t think I’ll be there by that

He didn’t know what to say, and he didn’t know if Lucio’s memory had finally returned to him. “It’s probably just a small

thing is a good idea. It’ll take

it now. There was no way a bunch of Lamberti’s and Alfonzo’s could breathe in

I thought it also might’ve been a way to fix things with Enzo.” Lucio sighed. “I’m finally ready to

to him as it would to the entire family, and

Lucio spoke, Christian was so occupied with not only the family business but also Serena that he didn’t even have the time to congratulate his brother. It seemed like he was not excited for

have poor Dana run miles to lose the weight.” Christian chuckled as he thought about his sister-in-law, who would most likely not even show herself in front of the camera. “Dana is beautiful

what I told her.” Christian smiled. It was the same thing he told his mom, his sisters, Serena, and would tell his daughter. It felt strange coming from

unpredictable comments. He regretted all of it. He regretted saying she looked like

to be a

about the Orlando’s. There must be a reason why Dario doesn’t like me, right?” Christian asked. “Please think, are

could always try. “No, but I do know one thing-you have a big heart.” Lucio chuckled. “I’m happy you were able

couldn’t forgive your own son,” Christian whispered as

of seeing my own mistakes. It was all my fault, Gio and Enzo? It was all my fault.” Lucio admitted his wrongdoings. “I was so put on training you and protecting you. I abandoned them without even realizing it. Enzo wasn’t

to his father’s words and thought about Serena. If he had only cared about her from

you.”

at his words, but what he didn’t know was that

families from ultimately killing each other off was their respect for Lucio-but all of that was slowly coming to an end.