His Promise: The Mafia’s Babies by C. Tamika
Chapter 270
Chapter 270
“I’m sorry, is my smacking annoying you?” I asked, embarrassed as I dropped my fork. I had an urge to enjoy my food but now was not the time.
Marvin watching my every move made me nervous. He was someone who was not afraid of eye contact, not even when I caught him staring. “It’s okay. Just be yourself.”
“So tell me about yourself. What do you do?” Marvin asked. It was a question that I hated the most because I really wasn’t that much different from a loser. “Oh, uh,” I mumbled as I tried to give him an answer. “I live with my dad. I work at a cocktail bar. I like watching movies…that’s about it.”
“Where is your mom?”
Marvin surprised me with his bold question. He asked me about my mom without as much as a single stutter, but I had to admire him for that. I wished I had half the confidence he had. “Not here,” I spoke awkwardly. “She left a long time ago.
Instead of giving me the same sympathetic look I had gotten way too often, Marvin controlled his expression and placed his warm hand on top of mine. “I’m sorry to hear that.”
“It’s okay.”
“And you said you wanted to become a lawyer?”
At this point, it seemed like Marvin was interrogating me, while I should’ve been the one questioning him, but I didn’t mind. I could tell that he had the right intentions, and that was all I had to know. “Yes, I did- but it didn’t work out.”
“Why was that?”
“I’m just not that good at learning.
“I understand, me neither.” Marvin laughed. At least we had one thing in common. “If it weren’t for my dad, I would’ve dropped out of school.” He shrugged.
He looked into my eyes as if he was trying to see through them while I was close to running off. Did I have eye boogers? Lipstick on my teeth? Food on my forehead?
“So, what did you do these past years?” I asked to ease the tension. It only took me a split second to realize that I was talking to a man who had lived his life in prison. “Oh fuck, I mean…” I stammered. “What did you do before…you know.”
“Before?” Marvin frowned with a teasing smile on his lips. I shook my head and lowered my gaze. “Nothing, never mind.”
“It’s okay, don’t worry about it.” Marvin chuckled. “My family has their own business. We sell liquor.”
“Really?” I gasped, surprised. I mean, it wasn’t that surprising because the guy on the bridge called him boss, but it was another passion we could share. “Gosh, we have so much in common!” I said. “Except, 1 didn’t go to prison, and I don’t have tattoos on my face.”
myself at my
had already offended him more than once, but he didn’t seem to mind.
you liked
flush appeared on my cheeks, while Marvin seemed satisfied by the compliment. “Fuck, what am
spoke. There was definitely a difference in maturity, which was not unexpected. I was twenty-one years
I did not know what he was going to ask me, but for the first time, I was able to experience a nervous look on his
mouth before we got interrupted
now?
get
I was unfortunately used to following orders. I let go
she even call me, despite knowing
at the message notification and read the first few words of Victoria’s text. ‘Your Marvin
before my hand
were we?”
to ask you something.” Marvin smiled. I smiled back and waited for his question as I
you believe in love at first
and waited for an answer. I
stuttered. He had just confessed his feelings to me, and all I had to do was to answer his feelings in return, but something was stopping me. Marvin’s straightforward personality was something I had never
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else you need,
man who had suddenly appeared behind Marvin. Instead of looking at Marvin, he looked at me, which meant
same voice I had heard on the bridge. Marvin rolled
man spoke.
but I could see through that act. While I had a safe and comfortable feeling around Marvin, this man made
long black hair styled into a high bun. The amount of
had seen
didn’t know where, but I had seen
wrapped his arm around Marvin, who was clearly annoyed and laughed at the situation. “I like this one. She seems
my nerves. I was a very talkative person, and I loved meeting new
he was arguing with his friend, so I grabbed my phone and went
of a cartel boss from the Castillo family and framed one of our clients for a murder he committed!! He is NOT innocent. Safe yourself and run away and call me
be
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