Fall For My Ex’s Mafia Father

Chapter 0357

Kent sharply nods, and the judge bangs her gavel. And then it’s done.

Kent turns away from the judge but before he can turn to Daniel, Ivan catches his eye from across the room, giving him a smirk and a nod that clearly says “I’ll be seeing you soon.”

But Kent gives him nothing, and turns to his son.

Daniel’s there, and Kent quickly reaches for him, despite the rail between them. His wrists are still pinned together, but Daniel wraps him in a tight, fast hug. Kent knows that they don’t have much time before the guards pull him away, take him back to prison for the month of interrogations, but he’s going to take what he can get.

“How are you,” Kent growls, resting his head against his son’s for a moment. “Are you all right?”

“I’m good, we’re good,” Daniel says, pulling back a little bit and giving his dad a real smile. “I promise. Fay is…she’s getting fat.”

Kent laughs suddenly, surprising even himself. “No, she’s not.”

“No,” Daniel says, grinning at him, and Kent can’t help the surge of love that fills him to see his son looking so happy, even on such a tough day. “You’re right, dad – she’s not fat. She’s just got this little belly now. I – um, I wish you could see her.” His eyes flick around, aware that there might be listening ears.

Kent just nods, understanding. Daniel has to play the role of a husband telling his father about his wife’s pregnancy. Not updating an imprisoned man on the woman he loves.

asks. He knows it’s dangerous to ask, but he has to know.

doctor

his breath catching, his

falls. “Oh, god, no,

Kent frowns, not understanding.

at all. But we have this bet going, where Janeen and Jerome think it’s a girl, and Fay’s dad and I think

in a house with so much joy in it right now, despite everything, that they have jokes about the baby. That they laugh,

Daniel, without even knowing it, has given him

There’s more

him now, intent on taking him

close and nodding over his shoulder at all

real Lippert now, dad,” he says, sighing a little. “She says when we

come then, taking him by the arm, pulling him away. He looks back at his son and

read him, even without the words. Don’t let

just shrugs, apologetic. She’s

because he knows it’s

to do something, or have something

who tries to stop