If the Seas Catch Fire
“It was strange, getting the call from Corrado himself instead of Biaggio, and Dom couldn’t help getting a little choked up after he ended the call. Biaggio’s death hadn’t quite sunk in, but it was beginning to.
Still, there was business to attend to. Grief would be allowed at the funeral. Stoic, straight-faced grief, but grief nonetheless. Until then, the family had to show solidarity. They had to carry on and refuse to show their enemies the faintest hint of weakness.
So he collected h...imself, drove across town, and showed himself to Corrado’s office, ignoring the empty space beside him as he walked down that long hallway without Biaggio.
At the giant double doors, he paused. Took a breath. Tamped down his emotions.
When he was composed, he stepped into the office. To his surprise, only Felice and Corrado were there.
“Where’s Luciano?” he asked as he shut the door.MoreLess
Still, there was business to attend to. Grief would be allowed at the funeral. Stoic, straight-faced grief, but grief nonetheless. Until then, the family had to show solidarity. They had to carry on and refuse to show their enemies the faintest hint of weakness.
So he collected h...imself, drove across town, and showed himself to Corrado’s office, ignoring the empty space beside him as he walked down that long hallway without Biaggio.
At the giant double doors, he paused. Took a breath. Tamped down his emotions.
When he was composed, he stepped into the office. To his surprise, only Felice and Corrado were there.
“Where’s Luciano?” he asked as he shut the door.MoreLess
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