His Promise: The Mafia’s Babies

Chapter 175

I made my way upstairs and walked past the security like I owned the place, which was practically the case. It was probably due to them being scared of Beau, but at least it worked because no one dared to stop me.

The only person who would hold me back was the same nurse from the last time who stood in front of the door, but I could also deal with her. I glared at the nurse from a distance and noticed how she tried her hardest to avoid my gaze.

“Aren’t you going to let me in?” I asked as I reached the door. The nurse almost trembled in fear and immediately stepped aside. I hated using this power over them to treat them like crap, and I didn’t want to scare anyone, but it was the only way.

I walked through the door and stared at Gina, who was getting her wound cleaned by a nurse. She had a smile on her face and seemed way too comfortable. All I wanted was to smack it right off.

I cleared my throat, making them both turn around, and gave them a forced smile. “I can take it from here,” I told the nurse and grabbed the cloth from her hands. “But Christian said-

“Christian’s not here right now, so I’m the boss,” I told her as I pushed her towards the door. “Thank you, bye!”

“Miss-”

Before the woman could say another word, I closed the door in her face and brushed off my hands. “So, that’s been taken care of-right?” I rolled my eyes at Gina.

Serena, I don’t want any trouble-please!” Gina pleaded while I stepped closer. “What are you on about? I’m just going to clean you up, and that’s it.” I chuckled while I played with the cloth in my hands. “Come

“O-okay then,” Gina stuttered and scooted closer. I damped the cloth into the warm water and brought it to the wound on her cheek. She seemed so fragile, and it was not that difficult to see that she must’ve gone through a lot, but that was no excuse for her being here.

“I’m so sorry for everything that has happened to you, and I want you to know that none of it is your fault.” I smiled as I brushed my hand through her hair. “You had the opportunity to give the masked man information about Christian, and you choose not to. That’s amazing.”

“Thanks.” Gina smiled. “I would do anything for Christian. You know that.”

“Yes.” I glared at her. “I do know that, and that’s the issue.”

“Stay away from him. You’ve done enough.” I told her in a desperate attempt to get the message through her head. Gina fumbled her hands and started shaking.

anyone over a man, but things had changed. All of my issues

like that.” She sighed. “1-1

will give you until the end of the day to pack your shit and leave. I don’t want

to grab my attention. I gave him a questioning look while he gave me a smile in return. “You didn’t

“I want what the two of you have?” She spoke. Poor sister, if she only knew. This was probably

and lowered my head so that he couldn’t see the smile on my face.

“I heard you told Carmen that she and Luke are allowed to hold their birthday party here…in my house that you haven’t

his mouth. “They didn’t have any time to celebrate their birthday because

up Serena,

his eye contact but gave him a shru return.

know we wer back to being normal again, but this had to stop. We couldn’t just argue

next.

I agreed as I moved my eyes to Siena. “It’s like this child never runs out of energy!” Enzo laughed while Siena bounced up and down in her chair. He grabbed Siena and spun her around, while I couldn’t help but laugh at the thought that it

that it was not the right time, but 1 wasn’t in

up to follow him. “As a matter of

Christian to say something while he was

I’ve been treating you, and you’re right,” Christian spoke.

took me some time to get his words through

sorry,” Christian repeated. “I was only thinking about myself, and it hadn’t even crossed my mind

least this was going in the right direction, but luckily Gina was

wanted to hurt you. I just wanted to make sure that she wouldn’t hurt herself.” He explained. “But if she makes you feel uncomfortable, I’ll make sure

to me,

back, she would be long gone.

“And I’m sorry for what I said about your dad. You know

“Yes, I know.”

It wasn’t healthy for Siena, and there was indeed no point in us being together if this was the future

doing it. He just decided not to. “You should compliment me more often. I giggled before I gently pressed

his.

my back. “What are you talking about? I give you praises all the time.” He spoke proudly. “I know all about your