Recognition flashes in his eyes. But before he could say something, I continue to give him a piece of my mind, "I know you're trying to honor our father's wishes. I know how important that is to you. But that wish has expired and you know it. I'm not going to sit and allow the Ukrainians to get away with what they did to us. This is for Pete and our soldiers who died that dreadful day. And to protect my family."
The corner of Alessandro's mouth lifts into a smile. "I wasn't going to stop you, Gio. But I appreciate you telling me before you execute." Straightening up, full of confidence, his tone changes into one that sounds like the Don that he is. "You have my full support. What's your plan?"
The dormant rage in me starts bubbling to the surface. "Just one."
He cocks a brow in question.
Lifting my chin, I tell him with certainty, "End them."
"End them?"
