His Promise: The Mafia’s Babies

Chapter 218

“It doesn’t matter.” Johnny sighed. “I’m here now, and I think Dario could use a brother…so could I

“And I hate to say I told you so.” Johnny continued. “But I handed you, my dad and Luca, on a silver platter, and you let them live-

“I know, and I’ll fix it.” Christian looked at me. “We’re working on their whereabouts, but we don’t have anything y—

As soon as Christian noticed the look on my face, he stopped talking and covered my ears with his hands. “I’m afraid this doesn’t concern you, Serena” He smiled.

Usually, I would argue back, but this time I knew he was oChapter 218

“Look at him. He’s so pitiful. The couple next to me whispered while their eyes were glued to Dario. Anyone would’ve expected for him to cry, and rightfully so-but he didn’t.

It was his uncle’s funeral, and he didn’t shed a tear. Only one week had passed since the unfortunate event, and there were still a lot of mysteries that had yet to be unsolved.

I watched as Christian placed his hand on Dario’s shoulder and wondered what was going to his mind. If anyone hadn’t been the same, it had to be him. After informing him about his uncle’s crimes, he told me to keep it quiet-so I did. The only ones who knew were the ones who were aware of Berto.

I listened to him for Lucio’s sake, but even he couldn’t be fooled this time. His health had declined to the point it had taken him to the hospital. He demanded answers, and Christian had decided to give them to him, but only after the funeral.

There was one thing I hadn’t told him about, and that was the letter. It seemed to be something personal, so despite all the stuff that Dario said about me–I was going to be the one to give it to him. “Serena, are you okay?”

I turned my head and looked at Johnny, who had been awfully nice these past days. He moved his fingers to my eyes and wiped away my tears which I hadn’t even noticed. “I just feel so bad for him,” I whispered, looking at Dario.

cry—maybe even resent us, but he

“He chose to be in this business, and the truth is that you have to be prepared for anything

Siena’s life and decided it would be for the best not to bring her along. I

stressed and wouldn’t open up about his

“True.”

left Dario’s side. I was aware that Dario wasn’t in any mood to see me

somehow I managed. “Serena, come

around as if there was another Serena and didn’t hesitate for a second.

my head. “Don’t be.

uncle was buried. All I wanted was to hug him and

he going to be okay?” I whispered. Dario was like a robot, and anyone could see that he was not doing okay. Christian shrugged his

to say something, but before he could-we got interrupted by the sound of his

had a troubled look on his face, and I could sense that they were once again hiding something from me. Could I blame them? No, not this time. I could take a lot, but even this was a bit too much for

off. My eyes met Dario’s for a split second before he turned back around. Christian not being here was an excellent opportunity for me to give him the letter. I pulled out the envelope from my purse and tapped

need to give

go of me. He looked down at our intertwined hands

haven’t told Christian, but your uncle gave me a letter.” I

from my hands and tore the envelope to shreds, revealing the letter. With trembling hands, he read through the letter, while I

tears fell from his eyes. It was the first time he showed some type of emotion, meaning whatever was in the letter must’ve opened some kind of scars. He fell to the ground and leaned against a tree as he covered his face with his hands.

my surroundings to find Christian. What should I do? Should I

broken and vulnerable, so I did the first thing which occurred to

was grateful he decided to let me comfort him because he needed it. Despite everything. I had always viewed him as a strong person. Unfortunately, things were different

so sorry.” I rubbed his back. Berto was a different type of evil and had shown us that he was capable of anything. He only cared about one thing, and that was taking over the family business. He didn’t care who had to die