His Promise: The Mafia’s Babies

Chapter 173

Chapter 173

Dario

I enjoyed seeing you today!

Dario

I almost fell from my carseat and stared at the heart emoji with big eyes. He wasn’t flirting with me. No, he

wasn’t.

The heart was just meant to be something friendly and was nothing special. He said it himself. He didn’t want to create any issues with Christian.

But why was my heart beating fast? It was probably because I felt embarrassed. That had to be it.

Dario

See you tomorrow, beautiful

I gasped and threw my phone on my knees. Was I suppose to reply?

My thoughts got interrupted by Christian, who opened the car while he held Siena in his hands. “Siena!” I called out in a happy tone. She squealed after seeing my face and buried her head in Christian’s neck.

I had the sudden urge to unbuckle my seat belt to get to my daughter-but Christian, who was as quiet as a mouse, made his way to the back and seemed to be in a hurry to leave.

“Are you not going to argue with me and over who should drive?” I laughed at him, but he didn’t even crack a smile. “You drive.” He spoke while he buckled up Siena.

“Oh, okay,” I spoke, confused. “Are you staying in the back, or…”

Christian gave me an irritated look which already told me everything I needed to know. “Okay, so you’ll stay in the back.” I sighed. He was having one of his mood swings again, and it made me think about. Dario’s words. Did Christian really go through with his plan and faced his uncle?

“Christian, wait!” A voice suddenly yelled from afar. Franco ran over and stuck his head through the open car window. “Oh, wow,” I spoke, surprised, but Franco ignored me and stared at Christian.

“So you’re going to leave, just like that?” Franco frowned. “No explanation, nothing as to why my son, who is supposed to be dead, is still alive?” He yelled out, but this time Christian leaned towards the window and slammed his hand in front of Franco’s mouth.

what he didn’t know was that Dario already

rest, and you need some time to process this news. I don’t want you to faint again, and you

Christian raised his voice. It was always literesting to see how he had no issue with raising his voice at his elders.

hands from the car window. “Okay.” Franco agreed. “You

to tell him about Dario “So.”1 sighed as I turned my head to Christian. I knew he had

Christian spoke, worried. We all knew I was good at throwing tantrumns, so he undeniably expected me to attack him, but I didn’t mean any harm and it was just a question. “So you saw your uncle?”

hit him that I wasn’t going to yell at him. “Uh, yes.” He frowned. He told me the entire story

exact reason why Christian didn’t want to tell anyone about this. If Franco fainted, I didn’t even want to imagine

everything he

for him, and all I wanted to do was stop the car, so I could give him a tight hug and tell him everything was going to be alright, but we had bigger stuff to worry about. “Your grandpa knowing about him might be a good thing,

“Why?”

for ourselves.” I explained. “He

“I don’t know what will happen if I’ll tell him that. He already fainted. after seeing

see Christian cared for his grandfather, but that wasn’t going to get us anywhere at the moment.

did I. I could at least

spoke after we arrived home and

out and. knew that all he needed at the moment was his space. I stood in the door opening and watched him from a distance until

asked. I let out a giggle and ran over to him to give him a back hug. “Yes.” I smiled. “I see you’ve decided to

in her crib. “Did I

on his face and held my hand. “I’m sorry, I just

want to take out my anger

I know your uncle’s

secrets, remember?”

into my eyes. “What did I ever do to deserve you?” He smiled “You gave me Siena.” I

this mess until tomorrow, and we go watch a movie, like the old times?” I suggested. Christian grew a child-like

ask Enzo and Carmen–

shook his head. “Just you and me.”

me.” I repeated. We prepared some snacks and blankets before we made

seemed

typically something for him to let me choose,

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