| LEO |
“Get my aunt on the line,” I told one of my men.
Ever since I talked to the idīot of Fontana, I have been meaning to call her. I still don’t understand why she is with that good for nothing.
“Si, Capo,” he told me as he dialed the number. I wasn’t about to just take his word for it. If my cousin really was injured, I would provide my help to him. No one messes with my family.
“Capo, lei è in linea., (Italian for “Boss, she is on the line.”) he said as he covered the speaker on the phone. I quickly signaled for him to hand me the phone.
“Come stai, Zia Mabel?” (Italian for “How are you, Aunt Mabel?”) I asked her gently.
“Leo! Non bene. Tuo cugino è stato aggredito ma finalmente siamo a casa. Voi?” (Italian for “Not good. Your cousin was attacked but we are finally home. Yo
