His Promise: The Mafia’s Babies
Chapter 383
Chapter 383
Vincenzo
“I’ve never disrespected you or your wife, so please don’t come in here and disrespect mine either. He had taken it too far.
“You’ve never disrespected us?” Christian questioned with a smile. “Then what about you disrespecting our marriage by eyeing her like she’s some meal every second, or you trying to kill all of us when you turned full-on maniac and went on a rampage?”
The men behind Christian chuckled, and I felt the sting of his words. He could take my feelings for Serena however he wished; I didn’t care about that. But everyone knew my past was a sensitive subject, and hearing him of all people bring it up like that was like a knife to my heart.
I glanced at Beau, who lowered his head in shame. Even the one who was there at my lowest point stood and watched without putting an end to it.
Christian seemed to realize the impact of his words, and his expression softened. T’m sorry, Vince. I just want my father’s necklace back.” His words sounded sincere, but the damage had already been done.
“No, no-I understand,” I replied, pretending his words hadn’t affected me. “We will find your necklace.”
Good. That’s all I’m asking. Christian said, his voice still strained.
“In the meantime, you should leave. I doubt any of them would confess with you and your….parasites. I couldn’t help but glare at him.
Christian chuckled, clearly offended. “I’m glad you’ve got your priorities straight, Vince. Just remember, we’ve always had a tight friendship, and you have all of this because the Lambertis allowed you to have it,
“How could I?” I almost spoke through gritted teeth. It was hard to forget when he reminded me of it every damn second.
Christian gave me a nod and slowly walked forward to give me an awkward pat, then he walked away and took all his men with him.
Beau lingered for a moment, looking guilty. “He’s just stressed, you know how much that necklace means to him,” he defended Christian.
“Right, I narrowed my eyes, my frustration growing. I never made up excuses for my past actions, neither should be.
“He shouldn’t have treated you the way he did, and I don’t agree with a word he just said,” Beau said. “I thought you should know that.”
speak up when you had
Vince.” He ignored my question and
bothered by the situation. I cared for little Siena; I knew how much the necklace meant to them, but I knew AJ and CJ
got a bit too ambitious and stole Siena Lamberti’s
eyes fixed on every single man. “It will be anonymous, so there won’t be any
you, boss,” they all replied in
thoughts returned to her accusation from before. Christian’s face when she called him out was full
It bothered me.
made my skin crawl.
should go.” Aria whispered, nudging my shoulder. “Give…. the guilty one
mind was still filled with thoughts
no. It was pain for letting myself come to this. A weak and fragile leader, waiting for everyone’s help. My uncle, my brother, Christian-and
in pain because
I was weak.
I broke the silence, seeking some kind
have anything good to say,” Aria admitted, her voice soft with sympathy. “About either of
asked, wondering if the person I’d once
for a moment before answering. “He was there-and I don’t like
“Although, I wish you had told me earlier, so I
to hurt you,”
want your pity, I want your honesty.” Her hurting me was one of my last worries. “Tell
blinked. “W-What?”
think Christian was wrong?”
Arranged marriage or not, having a wife view you
too kind. No one fears you because everyone’s starting to see that you’re nothing like your father. They don’t fear you because
“Is that so?”
don’t know you like
know me either.”
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