His Promise: The Mafia’s Babies by C. Tamika

Chapter 140

I knew Beau was looking out for me, but babysitting Christian would not keep him in check. Unfortunately, that was something which he had to do by himself. “It can’t get worse than it is now, trusts me. Marc laughed.

I guess it couldn’t. You could say all of this could’ve been prevented if the video never happened, but it all started with Christian. All of this wouldn’t have happened if Christian did not cheat.

Lucio warned us about this and told us that our relationship was too risky, but he still stood behind us. He had warned us about what one bad thing in our relationship could do with the families bond, but we ignored it, and now we had to face the consequences.

“Christian’s grandpa called me his downfall.” I smiled through the pain. “He had always been so nice to me, and now he’s calling me the family’s downfall.”

“Ignore him” Marc spoke. “He’s just old-fashioned-”

“But you think he’s right?” I asked. Instead of telling me that it wasn’t true, Marc was defending Franco. “I think you can be both, but that’s not your fault. That’s his Marc spoke.

“He became so attached to you that he cannot live without you and his mood, unfortunately, depends on you.” Marc explained. “But you’re still your own person, and no one should force you to accept his crap. He cheated on you, and you handled it the correct way.”

I agree.” I spoke. Going back to Christian without making him sweat would be my own downfall. I did not want to be that person.

“Are you really thinking of getting back together, or are you giving him false hope?”

I looked at Marc and thought about his words. False hope? It wasn’t anything like that. I wanted to get. together, but I had to trust him first. I trusted him as a friend, but I was not ready to trust him in a relationship. “I want to get back together. That was not a lie.”

“Good.” Marc smiled. “But don’t you think the two of you should work out a schedule for Siena?”

“I do, but my dad-”

back

“Has nothing to do with this.” Marc spoke. “It’s between you and Christian. You obviously know that he’s not going to take her away from you, so you should at least give him some rights.”

Marc was right. It had nothing to do with Matteo, and it was between the two of us-but I didn’t want to create any drama. “He’ll see her again tomorrow. It’s my weekly visit with the Lamberti’s.” I told him, but Marc seemed annoyed by my words.

thing. Serena” Marc spoke. “Christian is a douche, and he deserves whatever he’s getting, but he’s also Siena’s dad, and he misses

“I’m working on

against his grandpa for you, so please tell me. What are you

Ouch

my mouth shut for the entire drive. I didn’t want to talk about Christian,

we’re here,” Marc spoke after a long drive as he drove past the gates of the nursing home. My

and it didn’t seem that different from any horror movie. “Why is my

because it seems like we’re finally going to find out some more about Dario.” Marc sighed.

go.”

Marc’s lie shifted from seeing his

the elevator. “I do the talking,

against him, the elevator opened, and a nurse was already anticipating

as it could get, so it didn’t really surprise me at all. “Yes, poor Nina.” Marc played along. “Hopefully, she’ll get

head inside. “Nina, your grandson is here with

“Please take it easy on her. She tends to say stuff that doesn’t really make sense.” The nurse spoke before walking off.

me do the talking.” Marc reminded me and placed his hand on the door handle. “Come con, let’s go.”

a wheelchair. “Nina?” Marc carefully called out. The woman turned around and

up his hands.

had changed, and she grew a smile on her face. “Oh, Dario, my sweet boy. How is he doing?” Nina smiled. For some reason I felt relieved because she called him a good person. There had

here anymore-he moved with his dad?” Marc asked. The look on Nina’s face had changed, and the smile

a look. Mauro seemed to be such a nice man, but now she made him out to be some monster. “Uh, so I heard you worked for Dario. Could you tell me more about him?” Marc changed the subject as the smile on Nina’s

She spoke. “He was always very polite, talkative and his laugh could light

indeed him. Dario wasn’t a danger. Yes, the stuff he did, like revolving his life around Christian or unwillingly sabotaging my brother, seemed a bit weird and problematic-but my judgment

you have no issue with him?” Marc confirmed. “Dario is always busy, busy, busy,” Nina spoke. “Whenever I asked him why, he always used to

It’s

a look Unfortunately, we couldn’t jump right into the details because the last thing we wanted was for her to get upset “Yes, very

abandoned him and his family. It’s a sad story”