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00:00C'est parti !
00:35C'est parti !
01:00Three meals, a place to disappear, that was a miracle.
01:03The butler led me down a dim, vaulted corridor.
01:06Then I heard something that sounded like a gunshot.
01:09A soft body slammed straight into my chest.
01:12Then the barrel of a pistol tipped my chin up.
01:15A woman in a tight black skirt stood in front of me.
01:19I held my breath.
01:20The gun slid along my jaw, tapping my cheek a couple of times.
01:24She studied me for a long beat.
01:27Finally walked off without a word.
01:29I'd seen that face before.
01:31A leading magazine's person of the year.
01:34Serafina Corleone, the highest power in New York's mafia world.
01:38A woman utterly out of reach.
01:43The Donna's handling some business.
01:45Please don't mind.
01:47Then he took me to change into something dry and led me into the dining room.
01:51A long wooden table sat beneath a crystal chandelier.
01:54And at one end, a mother and son were locked in the standoff.
01:58One bite.
01:59One small bite.
02:00Is that really too much?
02:04Donna, the applicant is here.
02:06Name?
02:08Lucas Greco.
02:11Try.
02:12I gave my warmest, gentlest smile and walked toward the boy.
02:16He bolted under the table.
02:18Make him leave.
02:19He's just like all the other uncles.
02:21He'll only be mean to me.
02:23I scanned the room and clocked it instantly.
02:26Armored hero.
02:27Starshield hero figures everywhere.
02:29Don't worry, I'm not feeding you.
02:30I'm feeding armored hero.
02:31Open up.
02:32You skipped dinner.
02:33How are you supposed to fight Starshield hero?
02:35Oh, Starshield hero, you want vegetables?
02:38Good call.
02:38Spinach makes you strong.
02:39That's how you beat armored hero.
02:42The boy's small hands twitched.
02:44His mouth smacked faintly.
02:46Wait, Starshield hero, can you share with him?
02:48If he wants to grow up big and strong, he's got to eat too.
02:52Kiddo, you want to be as strong as a superhero?
02:56Alright, but just a little.
02:58If you get stronger than the superheroes, they'll be sad.
03:01Give me a big bite.
03:02Why won't you give me vegetables?
03:05Are you scared?
03:06I'll get stronger than armored hero.
03:09You're a bad uncle.
03:11I glanced at Serafina Corleone.
03:13A soft smile had broken across her face.
03:16I moved into the estate that same night.
03:18The house had three floors.
03:20Marco and I took the second floor.
03:22Serafina kept the entire third floor to herself.
03:25You do not go up to the third floor.
03:27Ever.
03:28The last man who snuck up there to climb into the Donna's bed,
03:30he was dragged down to the basement.
03:32He never came back up.
03:33That will never happen.
03:34You have my word.
03:36I'd just changed into the silk pajamas from the closet when the knock came.
03:41Come down.
03:42Let's talk.
03:46Serafina was on the couch in the great room.
03:48Long legs crossed.
03:50A glass of whiskey in her hand.
03:55You're good with kids.
03:57Do you have any of your own?
03:59No, ma'am.
04:00I helped raise my ex's nephew for two years.
04:03They said I didn't make enough money, told me to quit.
04:05Said it was for my own good.
04:06After I did, they called me a freeloader.
04:08They fired the nanny and dumped the kid on me.
04:11I wasn't her husband.
04:12I was just free help for her and her family.
04:16File says you're divorced.
04:18Yes.
04:19Reason?
04:20My parents are both gone.
04:22No status, no connections.
04:24It's not good enough for her.
04:27You saw the ad.
04:28I'm looking for a stepdad for Marco, not a date for myself.
04:32I work long hours.
04:33I need father's people terrified him when he was little.
04:35He's always been insecure.
04:36He hates leaving the house.
04:37Everything stays separate.
04:39Especially the bedroom.
04:40I looked into her eyes.
04:41And my heart skipped a beat.
04:43I understand.
04:45Honestly, if you just need someone in the house,
04:47we don't have to make it legal.
04:49I'm fine without the paperwork.
04:52Marriage is for Marco.
04:54He needs the most stable father figure I can give him.
04:56And marriage is the strongest contract there is.
05:00All right.
05:00We'll do it your way.
05:02Don't worry.
05:02You'll get $100,000 a month for expenses.
05:05I've been burned before, Ms. Corleone.
05:07If we divorce someday, can I keep the money you've given me?
05:09Of course.
05:11It's yours.
05:12All right, then.
05:13As for sex, I don't need anything from you in that area.
05:17Just stay on the second floor.
05:19Of course.
05:20So three days after I signed my divorce papers,
05:22I got married again.
05:24No ceremony.
05:25Exactly like the first time.
05:27But at dinner,
05:28Serafina slid a signet ring across the table.
05:31A Corleone family ring.
05:33Carmilla had never even given me her family ring.
05:36No, ma'am.
05:36You don't need to do this.
05:38It's all for Marco.
05:39I fell silent for a long moment
05:41and finally took it.
05:43I'll keep it safe.
05:44That night,
05:45I'd just gotten into bed when the door creaked open.
05:48Hey, kiddo, what's up?
05:49Lucas, can you read me a bedtime story?
05:51If you read to me, I'll get my mom to pay you extra.
05:54Come here.
05:57Lucas, it's too crowded in here.
05:59You little troublemaker.
06:04Halfway through the story,
06:05he was out cold against my shoulder.
06:10Next morning at breakfast,
06:11the butler told Serafina
06:12that Marco had slept in my bed.
06:15Her eyes went wide.
06:20Lucas, you really went above and beyond this time.
06:22I'll add another 50,000 a month.
06:24Wait, you had?
06:25Miss Corioma, that's way too much.
06:27In my last marriage,
06:28I'd given far more than this
06:29and walked away with literally nothing.
06:31During the day,
06:32I mowed the lawn,
06:33fixed the roof.
06:34At night,
06:35when my wife reached for me,
06:37I didn't have the strength left to lift a finger.
06:39Even so,
06:40her mother judged me constantly.
06:42And still,
06:44the day of the divorce,
06:45her sister told the lawyer
06:46I'd been living off their family for three years.
06:50Miss Corleone,
06:51this is really too generous.
06:52I like Marco.
06:54He's a sweet kid.
06:55Reading him a book is nothing.
06:58You don't understand.
06:59Before,
07:00all those men only wanted Marco as their ticket into the Corle family.
07:02They never once saw my son as anything more than that.
07:04150,000,
07:05that's the new number.
07:06Not negotiable.
07:08Thank you, Miss Corleone.
07:09From that day on,
07:11Marco became my shadow.
07:13Serafina was busy handling deals,
07:15guns,
07:16and business that never saw daylight.
07:18The huge estate was usually just the two of us.
07:21I tried my best to play with him,
07:22to make him happy every single day,
07:24until the day I had a follow-up appointment at the hospital.
07:27The butler had already warned me.
07:30Marco couldn't leave the house,
07:31or it would trigger a panic attack.
07:33Hey, buddy.
07:35Wait for me at home.
07:36I'll be back in an hour.
07:37I'm just going to see the doctor.
07:39I'll be right back.
07:40You wait here for me, okay?
07:46Young Master Marco,
07:48you're going to the hospital with Mr. Gresso?
07:52Thank God.
07:54He's finally willing to leave the house.
07:56Your depression is improving.
07:58Take it slow, relax.
08:00I picked up my prescription and medication,
08:02then left.
08:03Marco was waiting for me in the lobby,
08:06clutching his stuffed toy tightly in his hands.
08:08Lucas, are you sick?
08:10A little, kiddo.
08:11I used to be a picky eater and skip meals a lot,
08:13and it wore my body down.
08:14Promise me you'll never do that to yourself.
08:16You've got to be strong,
08:17so you can protect the people you love.
08:19Does it hurt?
08:20If it hurts, I can give you candy.
08:24Lucas, I'm going to eat every single meal
08:26so I can grow up and protect you.
08:28You better grow up fast, kid.
08:31My eyes stung without warning.
08:33Back then, whenever I said I wasn't feeling well
08:35and wanted to see a doctor,
08:37they always said I was being dramatic.
08:39Honestly, Lucas,
08:40this act of yours is pathetic.
08:42The nephew I had raised for two years
08:44stood beside his mother on the day of the divorce
08:46and called me a leech.
08:47You're a leech.
08:49And here was this four-year-old mafia heir
08:51handing me his last piece of candy.
08:53When we walked out of the hospital,
08:54a black luxury sedan sat idling at the curb.
08:58Serafina was in the driver's seat, waiting.
09:01Why are you here?
09:03Mom, I came with Lucas to see the doctor.
09:06Don't worry.
09:06As long as I'm with Lucas,
09:08you don't have to worry about anything.
09:12That night, she tried to raise my pay again.
09:15This time with a black card.
09:17I refused, firmly.
09:20Lucas, there must be something you want.
09:23All right.
09:24Could you help me find a used truck,
09:265,000 or under?
09:27Something we could take camping?
09:29Pick anything from the garage.
09:31No.
09:32I only want what I actually need.
09:35Fine.
09:37The next morning,
09:38an old beat-up truck sat parked
09:40beside Serafina's black luxury car.
09:42She'd also flown in a psychiatrist
09:44from out of town.
09:45Your husband needs company.
09:47Don't push him too hard at home.
09:49I'll keep that in mind.
09:53The next day,
09:54I took Marco out with me.
09:56He'd always lacked confidence,
09:58had barely seen anything
09:59of the outside world.
10:00Now I wanted to show it to him.
10:02First stop,
10:03the amusement park.
10:05After that,
10:06I took him to the harbor seafood market.
10:07He'd never been to a place like that
10:09in his life.
10:11I don't want to hold this.
10:13Marco, my hands are full.
10:14Just a few more steps, okay?
10:16Fine.
10:16Just this once.
10:17No more crabs after this.
10:19Lucas?
10:19I hadn't expected to run into Carmela here,
10:22my ex-wife.
10:24Five weeks had passed since the divorce.
10:26Just seeing her,
10:27I felt the irritation rise in me,
10:29unbidden.
10:30Carmela and I had met in college.
10:32Her family ran Vitaly Capital,
10:34a well-known local investment firm.
10:36Back then,
10:37she'd married me against every objection
10:39from her family.
10:40After the wedding,
10:41she refused to take my name,
10:43but told me it was for the good
10:44of our household.
10:45But once she started working
10:46at the family firm,
10:47she began finding fault
10:49with everything I did.
10:50She wanted me to quit my job,
10:52take care of her parents,
10:53pick up her sister's kid from school,
10:55handle all the cooking,
10:56laundry,
10:57cleaning,
10:58repairs,
10:58everything.
10:59I did it all
11:00because I loved her.
11:02I'd never had that kind of love
11:04growing up.
11:05And I thought if I gave her everything,
11:07I'd finally have a perfect family.
11:09Until one night,
11:10waiting up for her,
11:11I watched her get out
11:12of another man's car
11:13and kiss him passionately
11:15at her front door.
11:16My whole world came apart.
11:18I sat on the balcony,
11:19smoking all night.
11:21And when the sun came up,
11:22I told a groggy,
11:24unbothered Carmela
11:25that I hoped this would be
11:27the only time she ever betrayed me.
11:29But the whole Vitaly family
11:30said I was overreacting.
11:32You live off Carmela.
11:33How would you understand
11:33that people close deals
11:34like that sometimes?
11:36Pathetic little kept man.
11:37You're so naive, Lucas.
11:39She blocked my number
11:41and left the house.
11:42Gone for three straight days.
11:43My depression collapsed completely.
11:46On the third day,
11:47I filed for divorce.
11:49I want a divorce.
11:51Don't let him win.
11:52Carmela thought I was bluffing Dot,
11:54so she had her lawyer
11:55draw up the papers.
11:56I walked away with nothing.
11:58Three years of marriage over.
11:59Just like that.
12:00What are you even doing now?
12:01Playing house husband errand boy?
12:02What were you thinking?
12:03Not your business.
12:04We're divorced.
12:05I have nothing to do
12:05with your family anymore.
12:06Even divorced,
12:07you're still my ex.
12:08People bring you up
12:08when they talk about me.
12:09Stop embarrassing me.
12:10Use your head for once.
12:11Stop being so emotional.
12:13Lucas, it's been a few weeks now.
12:15I bet you miss the old days,
12:16don't you?
12:17Admit you were wrong
12:17and I might consider
12:18taking you back.
12:19Those men outside the marriage,
12:20they were nothing.
12:21Just business.
12:21I never replaced you.
12:22The position's still open.
12:23Just swallow your pride
12:24and apologize to my mother
12:25and my sister.
12:27Hey, Carlo?
12:28Lucas, you divorced loser.
12:30My mom wants to talk to you.
12:32Lucas, Carmela tells me
12:33you're working as some kind
12:34of nanny now.
12:35Have you ever thought about
12:36anyone besides yourself?
12:37You're slapping Carmela's face.
12:38You're slapping the Viteri name.
12:40What does that look like to people?
12:42Lucas, I always said it.
12:43You'll never rise above
12:44where you came from.
12:45Trash dressed up
12:46in fine clothes.
12:49I hung up, locked her, pulled over
12:51and broke down against the steering wheel,
12:54sobbing until I couldn't breathe.
12:56I cried until I felt hollowed out,
12:59until there was nothing left inside me.
13:02Then I sat up, wiped my face
13:04and felt the exhaustion settle bone deep.
13:07Lucas, here's the tissue.
13:10Sorry, buddy.
13:11Did I scare you?
13:12Lucas, I'm not scared.
13:14You can cry as long as you want.
13:16I'll wait.
13:17Grown-ups crying isn't shameful.
13:19I won't laugh.
13:20Thanks, man.
13:21You're my best friend.
13:21I'm okay now.
13:22No more crying.
13:23Let's go home.
13:23I went to bed early that night.
13:25Too tired to even eat dinner.
13:28Lucas, can I come in?
13:30I glanced down,
13:31made sure my robe was tied properly.
13:33Nothing showing.
13:35Come in.
13:36I forced myself to look away.
13:38I was a normal man,
13:39but I didn't want to act like some animal without restraint.
13:42She sat in the chair by my bed,
13:45and I felt her gaze drift down over my damp collarbone.
13:48Her stare was bold enough that I'd cleared my throat
13:51from my marriage to Carmilla.
13:53I'd learned one thing.
13:54Don't force yourself into a world that isn't yours.
13:58The clothes in your closet,
13:59you haven't worn a single one.
14:02They're too nice.
14:03I don't need them.
14:05Not your style?
14:06I'll have the designer come fit you for something new.
14:09No, no, Miss Corleone.
14:11I'm home with Marco all day.
14:12There's really nowhere to wear something like that.
14:15I heard you ran into your ex today.
14:17Carmilla, the youngest Vitale, dumb as a brick.
14:20I froze instantly.
14:22Marco had ratted me out.
14:25Yeah.
14:26Ancient history, that whole thing.
14:29Lucas.
14:30Ever since you came,
14:32Marco's a completely different kid.
14:34You pay me more than generously.
14:36That's what I'm here for.
14:37Lucas, ask me for anything.
14:40I can probably make it happen.
14:41Miss Corleone, I don't need anything.
14:44Let me say this plainly.
14:46I'm the sole head of the Corleone family,
14:49the highest authority in this underworld.
14:51If you want it,
14:52I'll make sure she never speaks again before tomorrow.
14:57Did I scare you?
14:58She smiled at me,
14:59then turned and walked out.
15:03For the next two weeks,
15:05Serafina started coming home early,
15:07having dinner with me and Marco.
15:09Afterward,
15:10sometimes board games,
15:12sometimes a movie.
15:13A woman who ran half of New York's underworld
15:15didn't rearrange her schedule for no reason.
15:18I started to worry.
15:21Miss Corleone,
15:22you really don't have to keep coming home this early.
15:24Call me Serafina.
15:27All right, Serafina.
15:29Marco's with me.
15:30You don't have to worry.
15:31If you've got business,
15:32just say so.
15:36The doctor says you need family.
15:39Marco and I are your family now.
15:41We're responsible for you.
15:42It's fine, honestly.
15:44Marco's enough.
15:44The doctor says most of my progress is thanks to him.
15:50Come on, buddy.
15:51Story time.
15:52Mom's still got work to do.
15:53Let's not bother her.
15:54Hey, guys.
15:58There's an event tomorrow night.
15:59Plus sums with children are required.
16:02Would you come with me?
16:03I don't really know the social rules in your world, though.
16:06I don't want to embarrass you.
16:08Just stand next to me.
16:09That's all.
16:10If you want,
16:11I can make the gossip stop for good.
16:12Mr. Gretcho,
16:13you don't need to know the rules.
16:14Corleone is the rule.
16:15The next afternoon,
16:17a design team arrived at the estate.
16:20Five people.
16:21Practically an army.
16:22Fabrics flown in from overseas.
16:25Levers.
16:26Jewelry.
16:27Limited edition watches.
16:29The whole look built from scratch.
16:31Head to toe.
16:32They crowded around me,
16:34debating every detail nonstop.
16:36Lucas is cool.
16:37Call him dad.
16:39Marco turned his head.
16:40But no matter what,
16:42he wouldn't say it.
16:43It's fine.
16:44I like Lucas.
16:45He makes me feel young.
16:47The event was a charity gala
16:49at the Grand Luxury Hotel.
16:51New billionaires.
16:52Political heavyweights.
16:53A few faces I recognized from the papers,
16:55and a few I knew better
16:57than to recognize out loud.
16:58Miss Corleone?
17:00And this gentleman is?
17:02I'm a friend of Miss Corleone's.
17:04My husband, Lucas.
17:06The room stirred.
17:07A chorus of polite gasps,
17:09compliments raining down dot.
17:11My whole face went tight,
17:12trying to hold my expression steady.
17:15Serafina caught my hand.
17:17Lucas,
17:18is being my husband
17:19really that embarrassing?
17:20You couldn't even say it.
17:25No.
17:26No, I just...
17:27I didn't want to embarrass you.
17:31Only a shameless woman
17:32would be embarrassed
17:33by her own husband.
17:37I'll grab a drink.
17:39I bolted.
17:40I've been hiding by the champagne tower
17:41for about 90 seconds,
17:43when...
17:44There's no date listed.
18:14It only says it's held by him.
18:15I wanted an obedient husband.
18:19I never planned to let you go.
18:22Just apologize to my mother.
18:25My sister's marrying soon
18:26and moving out.
18:28I can pretend everything else
18:29never happened.
18:30Come on, Lucas.
18:31You were always good to me.
18:33Vitero Capital is bleeding money.
18:36I'm falling apart.
18:37Don't make this harder.
18:42What the hell?
18:43What are you doing?
18:44I mean it, Carmela.
18:46Divorced means divorced.
18:47I'd rather slip under a bridge in Brooklyn
18:49than carry your name again.
18:51Find someone else for that throne.
18:52Still stubborn?
18:53You haven't suffered enough.
18:55Crawl back once you're truly broken.
19:00Lucas will talk later.
19:01I need to speak to someone important.
19:04Don't get in my way.
19:10Miss Corione,
19:12I'm Carmela Vitale
19:13of Vitale Capital.
19:15I'd like to talk about
19:16the mandate you pulled.
19:18For five years,
19:20Vitale Capital handled the books
19:21for every fund
19:22under Corione Holdings.
19:24Then overnight,
19:25you cut us out.
19:28Tell me where we fell short.
19:30Whatever you need,
19:31I'll fix it.
19:33I'll make this right.
19:38Serafina's eyes
19:39pass straight over her,
19:41landing on me.
19:43Lucas,
19:44what do you think?
19:46Should I give her
19:47a second chance?
19:48Lucas?
19:51What does he have to do with this?
19:55Miss Corleale,
19:56you should know,
19:57Lucas is my ex-husband.
19:59I have no idea
20:01how he got in here tonight.
20:03He's probably trying
20:04to corner me,
20:05force me to own up
20:06to something.
20:09Don't let his little
20:09house-husby act fool you.
20:11Lucas,
20:12it's your call.
20:13I'll follow your lead.
20:17Mrs. Vitale just asked me
20:18not to interfere
20:19with her business conversation.
20:21I wouldn't want
20:21to get in the way.
20:24Business isn't something
20:26you get to weigh in on.
20:28No wonder.
20:30No upbringing.
20:31Just good with a wrench
20:33around the house.
20:35That's the extent of it.
20:38Then I suppose my husband
20:39doesn't think much
20:40of Viterio Capital,
20:41Miss Viteri.
20:43We'll have to pass.
20:54Carmela,
20:55you just insulted
20:56the Donna's husband.
20:57You just stepped
20:58on a land man.
21:00For 20 years,
21:01he's the only man
21:02who's ever stood
21:03by her side.
21:05Coriloni's husband?
21:06Impossible.
21:07That man's just
21:08some errand boy
21:08in her house.
21:10I don't know
21:11Carmela remembers
21:11seeing Lucas
21:12at the seafood market,
21:13driving that cheap truck,
21:14carrying a crab
21:15for the kid.
21:16She knew exactly
21:16what she'd seen.
21:17No watch,
21:18however expensive,
21:20earns a man
21:21that kind of rank.
21:25Some fools
21:26just never learn.
21:27Then let them.
21:32That night,
21:34Serafina bid on a sketch
21:35by a modern art master
21:37and three pieces
21:38of wartime jewelry.
21:40$180 million total.
21:42Donated in full
21:43to the children's hospital
21:44under my name.
21:53After that,
21:54the gala turned
21:55into a receiving line.
21:58Mr. Gretcho,
21:59we're hosting
22:00a small tea next week.
22:01Would you care
22:02to join us?
22:10I'd never stood
22:11on this side
22:12of a room before.
22:13Before I knew it,
22:15I had downed
22:15three glasses.
22:17As I reached
22:18for the fourth,
22:19Serafina stopped me.
22:24My apologies,
22:25everyone.
22:26My husband
22:26can't handle alcohol.
22:28I'll drink his share.
22:31By the time
22:32we climbed
22:33into her top-tier
22:34luxury car,
22:35we were both
22:35more than a little drunk.
22:37I glanced out
22:38the window.
22:38Carmela stood
22:39on the curb,
22:40watching us.
22:41Her mouth twisted
22:42into something
22:42worse than a cry.
22:50Miss Corleone,
22:51thank you.
22:53For tonight,
22:54for everything
22:55you did for me.
22:56Lucas,
22:57we're husband
22:58and wife.
22:59Stop thanking me.
23:03We're only
23:04married on paper.
23:06Serafina leaned
23:07in close,
23:08her warm arm
23:09curling around
23:10my neck,
23:11her breath
23:12hot against
23:12my face,
23:14thick with gin.
23:16Lucas,
23:17what if I don't
23:18want a marriage
23:18that's just
23:19paper anymore?
23:21She was too
23:22close.
23:23I couldn't tell
23:24if her lips
23:25had actually
23:25touched mine.
23:26Her body pressed
23:27against me,
23:28hot and pliant,
23:29like something
23:29sinuous,
23:30and I'd never
23:31known this side
23:31of the cold,
23:32control Donna
23:33existed.
23:38Kiss me,
23:39Lucas.
23:41Her voice
23:42was pure
23:43siren song.
23:44I sucked
23:45into breath,
23:46gripped her waist,
23:47and pulled her back.
23:53Miss Corleone,
23:54you've had too much
23:55to drink.
23:56Her eyes
23:57cleared instantly.
23:58She sat there
23:59without moving,
24:00and for a long
24:01moment,
24:02the car held
24:02nothing but the
24:03dull hum of tires
24:04on pavement.
24:08I told you,
24:11call me Serafina.
24:14Serafina.
24:15All right,
24:16Serafina.
24:19Neither of us
24:20spoke again
24:20for the rest
24:21of the drive,
24:22not until we
24:23reached the estate.
24:34Marco saved me.
24:36He came running
24:36at the front door,
24:37waving a picture book,
24:39and I scooped him
24:40up and bolted
24:41upstairs,
24:42dodging the look
24:42Serafina gave me
24:43from behind.
24:49I tucked Marco
24:51in,
24:51then opened my
24:52laptop and started
24:53scrolling job boards.
24:55Carmela had gotten
24:56one thing right.
24:57My degree from
24:58a top university
24:59shouldn't be wasted
25:00playing house
25:01in some mansion.
25:02I'd already lived
25:03that life,
25:04once the stay-at-home
25:05husband.
25:07Bring me a coffee.
25:08coffee was always
25:09the butler's job,
25:10and the very first
25:11rule of this house
25:12was never go up
25:13to the third floor.
25:15Still,
25:16I ground a fresh
25:16espresso,
25:17then stood at the
25:18bottom of the stairs,
25:19hesitating.
25:20Was this some
25:21kind of test?
25:22Hadn't the last man
25:23summoned up there
25:23ended up in the basement?
25:25Was this her
25:25getting even?
25:26Come in.
25:36Serafina had just
25:37gotten out of the
25:38shower,
25:38wrapped in a
25:39black silk robe,
25:40her hair damp
25:41and loose
25:41over her shoulders,
25:43water beating
25:43down her collarbone
25:44into the swell
25:45of her chest,
25:46barefoot on the carpet.
25:47She came toward me
25:49like some
25:49regal Persian cat.
25:51Lucas,
25:51are you really
25:51this afraid of me?
25:53Do I look like
25:54a monster to you?
25:56From now on,
25:57you can come to my
25:57room whenever you want.
25:59I woke up the next
26:00morning with a sore
26:01throat,
26:02sneezing non-stop.
26:03Must have been all
26:04that champagne at the
26:05gala.
26:06I hadn't touched a
26:07drink in ages,
26:09not since marrying
26:09Carmela.
26:13You're sick.
26:16She crossed over,
26:17the back of her hand
26:18landing on my forehead,
26:19calm and practiced,
26:21like she'd done this
26:22a hundred times before.
26:24I went stiff
26:25as a board.
26:27I'm fine.
26:29I'll go do some
26:30meditation.
26:31You'll be fine.
26:33Sit down.
26:36She steered me
26:37onto the couch,
26:38then walked
26:39into the kitchen.
26:40This cold,
26:41merciless mafia Donna
26:42was now stirring
26:43a packet of cold
26:44medicine into a mug
26:46like an ordinary wife.
26:56Lucas.
27:00It's Carmela.
27:08I'm hanging up.
27:09Don't you dare.
27:10I'm parked right
27:11outside the Corleone gate.
27:12Get out here,
27:13or I'll come knock
27:13on the front door myself.
27:15Your choice.
27:27Lucas, wait.
27:28Go back to your room
27:29and change into a warmer
27:30outfit before you go out.
27:32Okay.
27:33I'll change first.
27:42Lucas, how long
27:43is this act
27:43going to run?
27:44Pretending to be
27:45Segrifina Corlea's
27:46husband?
27:47You're not embarrassed,
27:48but I sure am.
27:53Carmela,
27:53I haven't done
27:53anything to you.
27:54Drop the act.
27:56You dressed up
27:57like that last night
27:57just to make me jealous.
27:59Fine.
28:00I'll admit it worked
28:01a little.
28:08After you left,
28:09I missed you
28:10just a bit.
28:11Here's the deal.
28:13Apologize to my mother
28:14and my sister.
28:15We remarry,
28:16and you don't have to
28:16scrub floors for
28:17strangers anymore.
28:21Carmela,
28:21I didn't do
28:21anything wrong.
28:23What exactly
28:23am I apologizing for?
28:25You still don't get it.
28:27You haven't been
28:28humbled
28:28enough yet.
28:39My dad didn't
28:40do anything wrong.
28:44My dad is the
28:45best dad in the
28:46whole world.
28:50Kid,
28:51what did you
28:51just call him?
28:52Isn't he your
28:53family's servant?
28:54You're the servant.
28:55Your whole family
28:56is servants.
28:56Lucas is my dad,
28:57my best dad.
28:59Lucas,
28:59you'll be my dad,
29:00right?
29:00I promise I'll be
29:01really good.
29:02Marco,
29:03I'm already your dad.
29:04And more than that,
29:05I'm your best buddy,
29:06too.
29:08Oh,
29:09now I get it.
29:09Lucas,
29:10you're using a kid
29:11to run your angle.
29:12You're playing the
29:13long game on Corleobi.
29:15Listen,
29:15don't try to
29:16con that woman.
29:17She's known for
29:18having ice in her veins.
29:19If she finds out
29:20you're using her son
29:21to scheme your way in,
29:22she'll have you fed
29:22to the fish
29:23in the East River.
29:27Mrs. Vitale,
29:28the last time we spoke,
29:29you insulted my husband.
29:30That's why I pulled
29:31the mandate.
29:31I was going to tell
29:32every firm on the street
29:33it was personal
29:33so they could keep
29:34doing business
29:34with Vitale Capital
29:35after today.
29:36Now I don't think
29:36I need to bother.
29:37Miss Corione,
29:38your husband?
29:40Who exactly is
29:40your husband?
29:41Miss Vitale,
29:42are you really
29:42still confused?
29:43Or do you only believe
29:44what you want to believe?
29:45Serafina,
29:46don't say I didn't warn you.
29:47He just divorced me.
29:48He's a kept man
29:49living off women.
29:50He's got nothing to offer.
29:59Is that so?
30:00Then I suppose
30:01you have a right to know?
30:02Three days after
30:03your divorce,
30:04Lucas and I
30:04were already married.
30:05You never learned
30:06to appreciate this man.
30:07Now you don't get
30:08another chance.
30:14Your wife happens
30:14to be a mafia donut.
30:16The wedding's next month.
30:17When did you even
30:17plan this?
30:18That night when
30:18I wanted to kiss you,
30:19that's when I decided.
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