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

Chapter 142

“Mom.” Christian called out. We entered a room, and Cesca was on the phone. “I’ll call you back later. Something funny came up.” Cesca spoke as she glared at me.

It started off great.

“I thought you were going to bring me Siena, but you brought her instead,” Cesca spoke with a fake smile. on her face. It was almost as if she was refusing to say my name.

“I came here because I want to talk to you,” I told her, hoping it would explain things. “Talk?” Cesca laughed. “What do you want to talk about?”

She was not very friendly, and it reminded me of the first time I met her. I was still confused as to what I had ever done to deserve this kind of treatment. “I want to talk about everything. Christian and I made up. so we should probably do the same-”

“This is not a game, Serena” Cesca rolled her eyes while Christian, who had been quiet for a while, had enough. “Mom, stop disrespecting her-please.”

“Do you need a reminder of what happened the last time you refused to talk things out?”

The look on Cesca’s face had slowly changed. How could she not remember that? It was the day Christian fost it and went against his brother for me. “No.” Cesca sighed. “If she wants to…talk things out…I guess we

can do that.”

That’s what I thought,” Christian spoke. I would’ve been lying if I said that Cesca was not a scary woman, but having Christian helped a lot.

“Can I get you something to drink or something to eat?” Cesca offered, but I shook my head in response. “No, that’s not necessary-I just want to talk.”

“Okay.” Cesca smiled and sat down. “Please talk.”

The look she gave me made me nervous, and she had no issue showing me that she was only doing this because of Christian’s threat. “I uh…I’m sorry for everything, but I don’t know what I did wrong

It went quiet for a few seconds before Cesca let out a loud chuckle. “You don’t know what you did wrong?”

find an answer, but I didn’t have one. No matter how much I went through the situation in my head, I still couldn’t

you drag all of our names through the dirt-and I’m not even going to

but it was the harsh truth.

can talk to

the best.” Cesca nodded her head. “If that’s what you want.” Christian sighed as I patiently waited for him

if it weren’t for our

to defend him, but I will defend the family’s pride. There is

“W-what?” I stuttered.

losing control like some animal-you should’ve come to me, and I would’ve stood behind you,” Cesca explained. “Trust me, I know what you’re going through, and I

“Maybe.” I shrugged.

were better than that.” Cesca shrugged. “All the tips I gave you about all the

ruining our families’ bond, I understood where Cesca was coming from, but accepting a disloyal man and letting him get away with everything was not me. Maybe it was time for me to return so I could change things around here. It was time to show everyone that I was indeed cut out to be part of this

me to become the head of

own death and running away from this twisted family seemed like a good theory to me, but I wouldn’t be

ruining the family name and not letting. Christian see his

wrong. I handled the

none of this mess reached

I kept my calm. We wouldn’t let Lucio rest in peace, the poor man lived in a lie, and everyone was too scared to tell him the truth. Everyone was too afraid to tell him that his decision of making Gina, Christian’s assistant, had backfired so

if he had done it on purpose, and he regretted that decision,

sorry for not letting Christian see Siena-but his actions and words hurt me a lot.” I smiled as I tried to remain classy. I only felt sorry about not letting him see Siena, and that was it. I didn’t

please know that I gave Chris a long speech about how he embarrassed all of us, including you because all I ever wanted was for the

but that was my decision. This family was toxic, and a lot had to change, and I would be the one to do it. Even if I didn’t love Christian, I still would’ve returned

does Christian’s grandpa. Me being with Christian means we’re almost at the same level, so it would

words and blinked with her eyes, but I was right, and she knew I was right. She was

family business several times, but they were so put on keeping him there because no one else was capable of leading the family the way he did. They were even

“I’m sorry for everything, and since you’re obviously here to

gave me an offended look. “You enjoy glaring at people, don’t you?”