Take them away

Dante:

One thing I have learned is to be a step ahead of your enemies. Guilia was charming, and I knew it would be difficult for Flynn to resist her charm, given that our families were close, but I had double thoughts on the fact that he would betray me.

“Mrs. Guerra was seen entering the Victoria building with Ms. Guilia. I met with the concierge and Glenn is hale, and hearty.”

“Thank you, Ralph.” I ended the call, leaning back on my seat, poking the ball pen in my hand on the leathery surface of the table.

Betrayal had to be my highest irk, because all I could think of was Flynn’s head hanging in my yard, but I considered the fact that Elowen would hate me. We had a smooth deal, and I paid him so much, but he chose to go after my daughter.

“Pathetic!” I tossed the pen away, standing.

Then I walked to my cupboard to grab a drink, which I poured myself. I took a sip, allowing the whisky to hit the right places as I pondered the best punishment to give Flynn. It was quite difficult bec