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

Chapter 315

Marvin

It took us a lot of kicking and yelling to get there, but I had finally managed to drag the girl to the office of the clubhouse.

“P-please don’t kill me. I-I promise you t-t-this is my first time!” She begged for her life, with tears streaming down her face. For a second, I began feeling sorry for her but got back to my senses as I thought about the family business.

I was a Castillo.

I was a Castillo.

I was a Castillo.

“Get on your knees, get on your knees!” I forced her to the floor. This wasn’t right. I wasn’t this kind of person. Had it been a male, I would’ve blown his head off without a single hesitation, but I’d always had a soft spot for women. Maybe it was because of my mom, or perhaps it was because of my sister.

“What’s your name?”

A-Amelia!” The girl trembled.

“How old are you?”

“T-t-twenty.”

Twenty? What the hell was she even doing here in the first place?

“Fucks sake,” I muttered under my breath as I realized I had to get rid of a twenty-year-old. One of the biggest cons of this business had to be the expectations. How could they expect me to kill a young woman?

“Do you have any family?”

“P-please, not my family!” Amelia shook her head.

“I asked you a question.”

“M-my mom, m-my little brother…”

It had only worsened the situation. She had a family who was probably waiting for her return.

“Why do you have to be so fucking stupid?” I yelled out, kicking over a can. “Can’t you think?”

Why did she have to put me into this position? I was trying to be good.

“I-I’m s-s-sorry, s-sir!”

I lowered my gun and took a deep breath. “So what am I going to do with you? Because I was trying to become a better person, but you’re making it very difficult for me.”

1 frowned as stutters left Amelia’s mouth. She was unable to answer.

“How about you decide what I’m going to do with you?” I came up with the perfect idea. Maybe if she told

wouldn’t feel guilty. That was it.

Amelia whispered. “Please give me a second chance?”

second chance?”

you think will happen if I give you

will try doing the same,

all about showing

take care of my

family, and so was 1. She was not that different from me, so why did I

to get out. My dad had not sent all these men to keep an eye on me, so he could watch me fail-but I couldn’t do this anymore. I was capable of a lot,

from the floor while I took my suit jacket and wrapped it around her cold shoulders. “Come on, sit down.” I led her to a chair at

intention to take care of her, but I couldn’t help myself and handed her a glass of water.

what, they don’t check ages around here?” I started a

“N-no, they do.”

“Who hired you?”

asked because it was obvious. I would never hire someone that young to work at a drug lab, knowing one mistake could ruin their lives, but Victor was a demon. The devil’s offspring, if I had to be more specific. Had I not known any

and that stuff like this would

going to do to me?” Amelia

give

worry, if I really wanted you dead-you’d be dead,” I told her. “You could’ve faced anyone else, but you’ve faced me-and today is my lucky day. So consider yourself

thought of Elena kept me calm and was enough for me

her I killed a

I’m a cold-blooded killer, and I killed some girl just yesterday, but I promise I won’t kill you!

monster I

know whether she was being sincere or not, but me holding a gun to

a saint

her?” Amelia asked.

twice. I was in deep denial for some time, but I

love you?”

make me breakfast in a house full of maids because she did not love me. I wanted to believe that

you’ve got nothing to worry about.” Amelia shrugged, making me laugh. If only

easy.

be, would she still love me after I told her the truth?

not that good at giving advice, but that’s okay. I smiled at Amelia. “That’s

“Right, I’m sorry.”

shrugged her off. Despite me trying to kill her just minutes ago, she was still able to hold a conversation. She seemed

you the

The one after me

they

Sometimes words

I concluded.

“Yes….that’s right.”

to save others, I would’ve been dead by now. Saving others was not my job, but

someone

for this stupid idea in my head.