His Promise: The Mafia’s Babies by C. Tamika
Chapter 188
Chapter 188
Christian
“So,” Dario awkwardly spoke. Christian gave Dario a shrug and pointed his head towards the warehouse. “You told me you’d lead the way, so I’ll let you lead the way.”
“I wasn’t talking about the way inside,” Dario spoke, irritated. “I was talking about the conversation.”
Christian let out a laugh and placed his hand on Dario shoulder to pull him towards the warehouse. “Oh. the conversation?” He spoke, sarcastic. “Do you even know what our cousin looks like?”
“I…have no idea,” Dario chuckled as the two made their way inside. Dario could not the unfamiliar faces and some of the family members who shot him an unamused glare.
“It’s nothing against you.” Christian explained to him. “It’s because they feel threatened by your presence.”
“My presence?” Dario questioned. Dario was confused and could not understand how anyone could dislike him when he tried his hardest to get along with everyone. “You have to understand, these people have worked really hard to earn our respect.” Christian shared. “And then you come along-
“So I haven’t earned your respect?” Dario asked, shocked. Christian was just as surprised by that statement because that was not what he meant. “You saved Enzo, and you abandoned your dad to help us…of course, you’ve earned my respect!”
Dario released a relieved breath and gave him a nod. “Exactly.”
“How did it end up with your assistant?” He asked. Christian’s mind went to Gina before it moved to Serena. It was never his meaning to abandon Serena, and if he could’ve taken everything back, he would’ve done it in a heartbeat.
was pretty shaken up.” Christian told him. He didn’t want to ge as it was none of his concern anymore. He was going to keep his
“You didn’t go by yourself?” He asked. “I mean, that’s
Christian planned on doing. The right thing. “I’m just trying to be how
He whispered the last part. Christian disagreed. He believed that he had not changed, and if he did, it was probably for the better. He could understand Dario had been through a lot and accepted the fact that there was a lot of stuff he had missed out on. He was convinced that someone like him wouldn’t understand.
there he is.” Christian pointed out as his eyes moved towards his younger cousin, Kenzo. Christian had never understood why a seventeen-year-old would want to
laughed at Kenzo. Just by looking at him, he could read the stress from his face. The boy was uneasy and
the poor kid you were going to attack?” Dario asked Christian, who let out an annoyed sigh. “Are you going to talk to him
boy almost flinched and turned around to look at the two. He took small steps forward and lowered his head. Christian kept his mouth shut as promised and waited for Dario to lead
My name is Dario, I don’t think we’ve met, but I’m your
eyes. He grabbed Kenzo by the back of his neck and gave him a slight squeeze. “Come on, kid, I think it’s time
turn their heads, so Christian covered his mouth with
the boy a sympathetic look while Christian pulled him along to a separate room. “Christian, we’ve discussed
for Kenzo. “Please, little cousin, make yourself feel comfortable and take a seat,” Christian spoke as he glared at
on the chair while Christian took several steps back. “Please, Dario.” He forced a smile on his face. “Thank you,” Dario spoke. He stepped forward and knelt to look at
I think I don’t think we’ve met, but I’m your cousin…my name is Dario.” He spoke with a charming smile on his
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know,” Kenzo whispered. Dario let out a chuckle and gave him
the smile on Dario’s face. It didn’t matter whether it was in good or bad
his hand on top of it. “You said you didn’t do anything, so there’s nothing to worry
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