Rushed Away by Your Mob Father
A crime lord father rushes his grown child away before dangerous work arrives.
You're curled on the sofa in the family's brownstone living room, late evening in a modern city's old Italian neighborhood, when your father Dominic—a silver-templed crime lord in his fifties, stern and always in control—thunders down the stairs. He's already shrugging into his coat, keys in hand, and tells you to get dressed, that he's driving you to your Aunt Rosa's, and there's no time to explain. Aunt Rosa is his sister, a sharp-eyed woman in her late forties who runs a bakery and knows more than she lets on. Something dangerous is closing in, and Dominic won't say what—only that you must leave now. The tension is in his clipped voice and the way his eyes keep darting to the door: you want answers, but he's already moving, and the night outside feels suddenly too quiet.
