Omerta Book One by Sienna Mynx
Author:Sienna Mynx [Mynx, Sienna]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Sienna Mynx
Published: 2018-12-07T00:00:00+00:00
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN
Manifestazioni Dâaffetto
Sorrento, Italy
MIRABELLA WIPED HER tears. She closed the album sheâd made last year of the family time in Mondello. Those memories were now burned to ashes even with the photographic evidence that the place once existed. Giovanni said they could rebuild. And that one day they would, but a new place can never restore the authentic serenity sheâd found in Sicily. Mondello was as much a part of them as Melanzana.
She got up from her chair and left her bedroom. She went to Ziaâs door and hesitated before going inside. Immediately she was greeted with the warm comforting smell of the family.
âI wish you could forgive me,â Mirabella said as if Zia were there, rocking in her chair and knitting. She walked over to the photo of Zia and Rocco when they were younger. In the picture Zia held her only child in her arms. A treasured memento she knew Zia would want with her. Mirabella sat on Ziaâs bed with a heavy heart. The family was in danger. And she was deeply afraid for all of them.
âYou were right. I made a mistake. I should have never banished her. I should have never sent Marietta away. Now itâs all disappearing. Iâm going to lose it all.â
Mirabella lay on her side and closed her eyes. She conjured the memory of the ceremonies of her life. From her learning to sew with her Me-Ma to her becoming a career woman, and then her learning to make fresh pasta and new traditions with Zia to be a strong wife. Sheâd learned so much over the years, why was she failing now? She let her burdens and sadness lull her into a restless sleep.
âYouâre in the Mafia, girl. Donât be surprised.â A peal of laughter followed.
Mirabella shot upright. It wasnât Zia in the room with her. She wasnât even in Ziaâs room. She was in her own. The room she shared with Fabiana in their studio flat her second year in fashion school. And she wasnât alone. Fabiana sat on the rattan chair they bought in Soho for twenty dollars. The mere sight of her friend in her canary yellow dress sent such happiness through her. It had been so long since sheâd dreamt of her. It had been even longer since she had thought of her time in New York. Her best friend pushed up from the chair and came over to the bed. She sat on the side of it. Her hand went in a slow caress over Mirabellaâs belly.
âAnother one, girl?â Fabiana teased. âI thought we werenât doing this baby thing again?â
âI didnât do it. It was done to me,â Mirabella smiled. Fabiana released another one of her infectious laughs and Mirabella found herself laughing with her. This was no dream. It felt so real. The laughter softened and then faded between them.
âWhat is it like?â Fabiana asked. She didnât look at Mirabella when she spoke. She stared at the windows that surrounded their loft studio. âWhat is it like marrying the man of your dreams and having his children?â
âItâs different every day.
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