Reborn as the Mafia Heiress, I Let the Fake Heiress Have It All

Name: Reborn as the Mafia Heiress, I Let the Fake Heiress Have It All | Full Episode
Uploaded: 2026-10-05T20:12:46+00:00
Duration: 37 min 15 s
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00:01I'm Sofia Lombardo, the real deal.

00:03The daughter who got swapped at birth by a nanny.

00:06The coming-out party, Mom suddenly grabs my hand.

00:09Sofia, we've decided to keep Gia.

00:11Dad and my brother are just standing there,

00:13looking at me with this mix of guilt and please say yes.

00:16Mom's eyes are welling up.

00:19Gia's so fragile.

00:21And you know better than anyone what her real father is like.

00:25That thug Miller, if we send her back to a place like that,

00:28she won't survive.

00:29Right then, a bunch of floating comments start scrolling past my eyes.

00:33Sofia, don't you dare say yes.

00:35You're the one with the legitimate heir.

00:37Make a scene and your parents will pick you.

00:40You were abused by those people for years.

00:42Why should their daughter get to keep living the high life here?

00:45She's a snake. Mafia families are all about bloodlines.

00:48Don't let her stay.

00:50In my last life, I didn't know how the underworld worked,

00:53so I fell for it.

00:55I caused a huge scene at the party.

00:56Not only did my family turn on me, but I even put us on the FBI's radar.

01:01But in the end, Gia stayed anyway.

01:03Marco was totally done with me and protected her at every turn.

01:07My parents thought I was some unhymed brat and cut me off.

01:09The only one who actually gave a damn about me was Grandpa Alera.

01:13She wore herself out cleaning up my messes,

01:15and eventually Gia basically drove her to an early grave.

01:18I got exiled to Italy and ended up jumping off a building.

01:22This time around, I just gave a little smile.

01:25If you can't let her go, then keep her.

01:28Everyone just froze.

01:29My dad leaned in like he didn't hear me right.

01:33Sofia, what did you say?

01:36I pulled my hand out of Mom's and rested it neatly on my lap.

01:43I mean, you guys raised her for years.

01:45It's only natural you'd want her around.

01:48Plus, she's sick.

01:49Sending her back to a lowlife family like the Millers would be brutal.

01:52The comments are going crazy now, totally blurring my vision.

01:56Sofia, why the hell did you say yes?

01:58It's over.

01:59Now that you've caved, she'll destroy you.

02:01Are you stupid?

02:02You're the real daughter.

02:03Why are you backing down for a fake?

02:05I listened to that crap in my last life.

02:06I threw a total tantrum at the dinner,

02:08screaming that Gia was a thief and a liar who stole my life.

02:12I smashed glasses, ripped my dress,

02:14and just completely lost my mind in front of everyone.

02:17They didn't care about what I'd been through.

02:19They just thought I was a liability who broke the family rules

02:22and aired our dirty laundry for our enemies to see.

02:24It's not like they couldn't see Gia was framing me.

02:27They just thought I was an outsider who was embarrassing them.

02:30The way they looked at me went from guilt to straight-up disgust.

02:34It's not Gia's fault you were swapped!

02:36She's innocent and fragile,

02:37and you're basically trying to kill her by kicking her out!

02:41Gia stayed, everyone loved her,

02:43and every time she made up some lie about me,

02:46they bought it hook, line, and sink in.

02:49Even Grandpa, the only one who loved me,

02:51was driven to death by her.

02:53I got shipped off to Italy,

02:55and Gia eventually had someone drown me in Venice.

02:59But this time,

03:01I'm done listening to these voices.

03:04When they heard my answer, Mom's jaw finally relaxed.

03:07She looked at me like she couldn't believe it,

03:08trying to see if I was for real.

03:11Sofia, you really don't mind?

03:13I snapped out of it and tucked a lop of hair behind my ear,

03:16showing the old scars and frostburn on my wrists.

03:19Mom instinctively looked away,

03:21and I saw her grip the edge of her dress,

03:23like it matters if I mind.

03:24I spent 15 years getting beaten at the Millers,

03:27sleeping in a basement in the winter,

03:29and eating scraps in the summer.

03:31Those animals would whip me with belts whenever they got drunk.

03:35Last time, I screamed all of this out through my tears.

03:38Look, it sucks that the Millers were mean to you,

03:41but just because you suffered doesn't mean Gia should have to.

03:46What's done is done.

03:48Gia's sick, so it makes sense for her to stay and be looked after.

03:52Dad's lips trembled for a second before he finally spoke.

03:55He pulled out a black card and shoved it into my hand.

04:00We really owe you one.

04:02I didn't fight it. I just took it.

04:04Grandma Alera stood up from the head of the table,

04:06her cane thumping hard against the marble floor.

04:08Alright, let's just eat.

04:10Mom tried to pull me to sit next to her,

04:11but I low-key dodged her and went straight to sit by Grandma.

04:15Halfway through the party, the butler rushed in and whispered something to Mom.

04:18Mom's face dropped instantly. Dad stood up too.

04:21Is Gia having another episode?

04:22I wasn't even surprised. This is Gia's go-to move.

04:25The second she's not the center of attention, she gets sick.

04:27Last time, as soon as they heard, they panicked and rushed to her,

04:30leaving me all alone at my own party.

04:32If it wasn't for Grandma Aladia,

04:33I would have had to walk all the way back to the estate by myself.

04:36This time, they actually remembered I was there.

04:38Sophia, Gia is-

04:39I knew they'd go see her whether I liked it or not.

04:41Asking me was just for show.

04:43I'll go with you guys to check on her.

04:45I put my fork down and gave them what they wanted.

04:50Watching them, my heart still felt a little sting.

04:54The private clinic in the estate smelled like medicine.

04:56Gia was lying in bed, pale as a ghost.

04:59The second she saw me, the water work started.

05:02Sophia, I know you hate me. I'll leave. I really will.

05:04I just- I'm gonna miss Mom, Dad, and Marco so much.

05:07She was really putting on a sob story.

05:10I just hung back at the door, and the comments started blowing up again.

05:15She is putting on the act.

05:17Sophia, trust me. This is her go-to move, and it works every single time.

05:22She's the one who literally drove your grandmother to death.

05:25Did you forget?

05:26Kick her out. Now. Do it already.

05:29I just limbed against the door frame,

05:31watching Gia put on her little poor me act without saying a word.

05:35Oh, stop crying, sweetie.

05:37Sophia doesn't hate you. No one's gonna kick you out.

05:40Gia's sobbing stopped dead.

05:42She looked up at me, totally caught off guard.

05:44I stared into her watery eyes, my face completely blank.

05:47She blinked a few times, and the water work started right back up.

05:51Thank you, Sophia, for letting me stay.

05:54Mom looked relieved and told Gia to just stay in the clinic and rest up.

05:58But Gia immediately shook her head.

06:00Right in front of me, the actual daughter,

06:02she grabbed Mom's sleeve and started acting like a total brat.

06:05Mom, I'm fine now. I want to go home.

06:08I can't sleep well in this place.

06:12Mom gave me an awkward look, and when our eyes met,

06:15she instinctively pulled her arm away from Gia's grip.

06:18Gia's face froze for a split second.

06:20Outside the clinic, Mom grabbed my hand and shoved another black card into my palm.

06:24Sophia, this is my own money. Please don't think it's not enough.

06:27Gia, she's been fragile since she was a baby, and we spoiled her.

06:30I just hope you can bear with her.

06:32I took it. It was the only thing they had to offer anyway.

06:35After all, Grandma's still the one calling the shots in the Lombardo family.

06:38Mom's eyes got red again.

06:40She looked like she wanted to hug me but didn't dare to,

06:43so she just patted my shoulder.

06:44Once the private doctor gave the okay,

06:46we all packed up and headed back to the Lombardo estate.

06:49The car pulled up, and as I pushed openly ballistic,

06:52the comments were going absolutely ballistic.

06:56Sophia, listen to me.

06:58The south-facing room on the second floor is yours.

07:00Gia's been squatting there for 18 years.

07:03Make her move out.

07:04That was supposed to be your princess room.

07:06Your parents had it ready before you were even born.

07:08Don't back down.

07:09If they don't give it to you, just start crying.

07:14I changed my shoes without even looking up.

07:18I'll go clear out my room for you, sis.

07:20I have a lot of stuff, so maybe just wait downstairs for a bit?

07:25In my last life, Grandpa Alaria left for a bit right after bringing me back.

07:29The nanny stopped me at the door and grilled me forever.

07:32Then finally dumped me in a guest room in the corner of the first floor.

07:36It had no windows and was right next to the laundry room.

07:39At night, the machines were so loud, the walls literally shook.

07:43Yeah!

07:44When my parents got back, I listened to the comments and threw a fit,

07:47trying to force Gia to give me my room back.

07:50Yeah!

07:50All I got was a-

07:52Who do you think you are?

07:55In return.

07:56Before I could even say anything, Mom jumped in.

08:00Gia, don't worry about it.

08:01We've already set up another room for Sophia on the second floor.

08:04It's just as nice as Gia's.

08:06Go upstairs and see if you like it.

08:08I just gave a low, okay?

08:09Maybe because I agreed so easily, Mom looked a little awkward and grabbed my hand.

08:14If you need anything, just tell me.

08:16Don't be shy.

08:18I nodded, pulled my hand back, and followed the butler upstairs.

08:23The room was huge and got plenty of sun.

08:26Everything was brand new.

08:27I felt the silk duvet.

08:29It was a whole different world compared to the crusty, lumpy blankets I had to use at the Miller's.

08:35I clenched my fingers, feeling nothing but pure irony.

08:39So they did have a room ready for me.

08:41In my last life, they didn't say a word about it.

08:44They just let me rot in that guest room until the day I died.

08:47I let go, and turned to the butler.

08:51Could you swap these for dark sheets?

08:53Light colors get dirty too fast.

08:56The butler nodded, and left.

09:02I looked out the window.

09:05Gia was standing in the garden, staring up at my window.

09:09With a look that could kill.

09:12I shut the curtains, and ignored her.

09:16The next day, Gia stayed home to recover, and Marco drove me to handle my school transfer.

09:23In my last life, Gia kept getting sick over and over.

09:27They bothered me getting seen.

09:29They probably wouldn't have even bothered enrolling me before graduation.

09:34When I got back from the school, Gia was standing outside my door, holding a bowl.

09:40She gave me this big fake smile when she saw me.

09:45You're back.

09:45How was the school?

09:47We're gonna be classmates now.

09:49The kitchen made some hot cocoa, so I brought you a cup.

09:51I walked over, but before I could even touch the cup, she flipped her wrist.

09:56Smash.

09:57It hit the floor, and cocoa splashed all over my pants.

10:03Marco was a few steps behind me.

10:05He rounded the corner just in time to see the whole thing.

10:08He frowned and rushed over.

10:11What happened?

10:12Gia covered the back of her hand and started whippering.

10:15Marco, don't be mad at her.

10:16It was my fault.

10:17I dropped it.

10:18Sophia didn't push me.

10:19Before she even finished the sentence, the tears started pouring down.

10:23I looked down at my soaked pants, then back at her hand.

10:25There wasn't even a red mark on it.

10:27Sophia, did you hear what she said?

10:29She's totally baiting Marco into think you did.

10:31Start crying.

10:32You've had it way worse than her.

10:33If you turn on the waterworks, he'll take deny it.

10:35If you stay quiet, it's like you're admitting it.

10:37Marco stared at me, and I just looked right back at him.

10:39Totally calm.

10:41A heavy silence filled the hallway.

10:45I shook the chocolate off my pant leg and looked up.

10:53That cocoa was pretty hot, Gia.

10:55Is your hand okay?

11:01Come here, let's get some cold water on that.

11:03I just nodded and leaned against the wall, keeping my mouth shut.

11:09Gia looked stunned.

11:10It was like she'd swung a punch and hit thin air.

11:13She even forgot to keep crying.

11:15The water ran for a bit, and I heard Marco scolding Gia in a low voice.

11:20Gia, Sophia was out looking at schools today, and she still remembered to get you a gift.

11:25She doesn't hate you.

11:27Stop with these little games.

11:28The family isn't going to dump you.

11:32He came out of the bathroom and walked over, reaching down to check my leg.

11:40You didn't get burned, did you?

11:42I stepped back, dodging his hand.

11:45Marco's lips thinned into a hard line.

11:50That night, I went to Dad's study and told him I wanted to go to a different school.

11:54Dad already knew about what happened this afternoon.

11:57He probably figured I just didn't want to be classmates with Gia.

12:03He sighed and slid a folder across the desk from his drawer.

12:08I flipped through it.

12:09It was a stock transfer agreement.

12:12Fifteen percent of one of the family's legit sub-chirators.

12:15It was worth a fortune.

12:17Don't feel like you have to sign it right away.

12:19Just look it over.

12:20I know you've been through hell, and no amount of money can make up for those years.

12:24He kept clicking his pen cap on and off, his voice dropping.

12:28But I promise you, from now on, nobody's going to mess with you.

12:31I stared at him for a few seconds, then tucked the agreement away.

12:38Thanks, Dad.

12:39Looked relieved and asked about the school again.

12:43I told him I wanted to go to university.

12:46It was further away, but the academics were better.

12:50Dad didn't even hesitate.

12:52He picked up the phone to make it happen.

12:54For the next few days, I was out from dawn till dusk.

12:58I was perfectly polite to the Lombardos, but I kept them at arm's length.

13:02I wasn't letting anyone in.

13:04They seemed to be getting desperate, sending gift after gift to my room.

13:07I could see the hatred in Gia's eyes getting worse every day.

13:11I just ignored her and shut my door.

13:16Gia recovered for a few days and then insisted on going back to school, even though Mom told her to

13:21stay home.

13:24Hi!

13:24Around 10 in the morning, Mom called me.

13:28She sounded like she was panicking.

13:31Sophia, something happened to Gia.

13:33Our guys caught the people who did it.

13:35You need to get down here.

13:37I hung up, a bit surprised.

13:39I didn't think Gia would be this reckless this time around.

13:42The AC in the school lounge was blasting.

13:44Gia was sitting on a bench, wrapped in a teacher's coat.

13:47Her school uniform collar was ripped wide open.

13:49She was curled up with her knees to her chest and you could see some faint red marks on her

13:53shoulders.

13:54The second my parents walked in, the water work started.

14:00Mom!

14:05Her voice was shaking like crazy.

14:07Mom rushed over to hug her, while Dad glared at the guys holding the thugs.

14:11The family associate in charge stepped up and gave us the rundown of the interrogation.

14:15These punks talked.

14:17They're low-level thugs from a rival family.

14:19Someone paid them to jump Gia at the gate.

14:22He glanced at me.

14:22They're saying Sophia was the one who set it up.

14:28Mom, don't be mad at her.

14:30She probably just snapped.

14:32She's been through so much, it makes sense she'd be bitter.

14:36It's over.

14:37It's over.

14:38It's over!

14:41Sophia, tell them you didn't do it!

14:42Demand to call the cops!

14:44You gotta stand your ground now!

14:45In my last life, Gia used this exact same move to frame her.

14:49I didn't even get a chance to defend myself before I got slapped.

14:55I cried and screamed that I was innocent, even begged them to call the police.

14:59But nobody believed me.

15:01And because I wanted to bring the FBI into family business,

15:04they labeled me a traitor who only cared about herself and didn't understand how the underworld worked.

15:10Instead of backing me up, my parents called me a monster and cut me off.

15:15But this time, Mom looked at me, almost pleading.

15:18Sophia.

15:19She knew I hadn't even been near that school.

15:22I hadn't even finished my paperwork yet.

15:24But she was still terrified of this blowing up and becoming a huge family scandal.

15:29Unlike Gia, when it came down to it, I was always the one they were willing to throw under the

15:34bus.

15:34I looked her in the eye.

15:35She opened her mouth but couldn't find the words.

15:38I gave them exactly what they wanted.

15:40I looked at Gia and said, Gia, let's just go home.

15:45I'm willing to act like this never happened.

15:47Dad gave me a look that was half relieved, half guilty.

15:51Gia was still sobbing, her shoulders shaking.

15:53She clearly didn't expect me to say that.

15:56It took her a second to process it.

15:59Sophia, I don't blame you.

16:01I really don't.

16:02Let's just drop it.

16:03I know you hate me for stealing your life.

16:07If doing this makes you feel better, then I'll just take it.

16:11Marco's brow front.

16:12He reached out and nudged Gia, trying to get her to stop talking.

16:15Gia couldn't wrap her head around why they weren't on her side.

16:17She frantically pointed at the thugs cowering in the corner, tears hitting the floor.

16:22Do you think I'm lying?

16:24I'm a girl!

16:26I know what happens when you air dirty laundry!

16:29She's the only one who'd be reckless enough to hire outsiders to jump me because she's not one of us!

16:33Hearing the exact same lines as last time, I almost wanted to laugh.

16:36I already said I wouldn't press the issue, but you guys won't even believe me!

16:41You can't play favorites this hard just because Sophia is the biological daughter!

16:45The second she said that, Dad, Mom, and Marco all looked like they'd been slacked.

16:49That biological comment really hit a nerve.

16:51It finally clicked for them.

16:53They'd been playing favorites with the daughter of their enemy this whole time,

16:56constantly screwing over their own flesh and blood.

16:59Dad wasn't gonna sugarcoat it anymore, he said coldly.

17:02Gia, Sophia hasn't even set foot near your school all month.

17:08Gia's sobbing cut off instantly, like someone flipped a switch.

17:11With tears still on her face, her eyes darted around.

17:14Her lips trembled for a good while before she managed to choke out.

17:17Then... then she must've... she must've paid someone to do it!

17:21Marco cut her off.

17:22Enough. Sophia only went to that school once to check it out, and I was with her.

17:26She's been home the rest of the time. There's no way she's been talking to other families.

17:33Gia's mouth hung open, but she couldn't find a single word to say.

17:38Mom and Dad traded a look, their eyes full of nothing but exhaustion and disappointment.

17:44I just stood a few feet away, not saying a word in my own defense the entire time.

17:48Once everyone went quiet, I slowly walked up to Gia.

17:53Gia, when I said I'm letting this go, I meant it.

17:56I leaned down, looking her straight in her teary eyes.

18:00You're my sister. I'm not trying to take anything from you.

18:04Gia's shoulders were still shaking, but this time, it wasn't an act.

18:08She looked at my calm face like she'd just seen a ghost.

18:12On the way back, Marco drove with Mom in the passenger seat.

18:16Dad, Gia, and I were in the back.

18:18Gia leaned against the window, faking sleep.

18:20I looked down at my phone.

18:22A text popped up from the bank.

18:25Dad just wired me five million.

18:27I deleted the text and locked my screen.

18:33I knew exactly what this was.

18:36Hushed money to sweep it under the rug.

18:39They knew Gia had teamed up with our rivals.

18:42By family rules, she should have been dealt with.

18:45Just like how they showed me no mercy in my last life.

18:48But after 18 years, no matter how pissed they were,

18:52they couldn't bring themselves to actually hurt her.

18:56Gia was grounded for a few days, and then she was back in the game.

19:03The morning she was free.

19:04I went down for breakfast, and she was already sitting with perfect poise.

19:11She was wearing a light pink dress, hair braided perfectly.

19:15She gave me this big smile that looked as fake as polished porcelain.

19:20Morning, Sofia. I fixed you some oatmeal. Try it. I had the kitchen add honey and walnuts.

19:24She slid the bowl over. The spoon lined up perfectly on the edge of the saucer.

19:28Thanks.

19:29I sat across from her, said thanks, and started eating.

19:33Mom walked out with her coffee and froze for a second when she saw us eating together.

19:37Her eyes started getting misty.

19:42I'm just so glad you two are getting along. This is all I wanted.

19:47Gia looked up, her eyes welling up too.

19:50Don't worry, Mom. I'll get along with Sofia from now on.

19:54I was so immature before, but Sofia forgave me, so I won't let her down.

20:02She sounded so sincere, with that little tear hanging off her lash.

20:07Total performance.

20:09The comments started strailing again.

20:12Sofia, don't fall for it. I've seen this pick me act a thousand times.

20:16Don't touch that oatmeal. Who knows if she spiked it.

20:19I can't stand this bitch. Sofia, call her out before she brainwashes your family again.

20:25I finished the bowl, put it down, and just nodded at her.

20:29It's great.

20:30Gia's smile widened, but her eyes were dead cold.

20:35Gia actually kept her head down for the next few days.

20:37I was out all day, but whenever I saw her in the living room,

20:41she was either reading or giving Mom a shoulder rub.

20:44She was playing the perfect daughter to a T.

20:47Mom clearly softened up.

20:49She started talking to Gia with that same old motherly tone again.

20:53Marco stopped giving her the cold shoulder, too.

20:56He'd even grab her a coffee when he came home.

20:58Dad was distant at first.

20:59But after two weeks of Gia playing the devoted daughter,

21:02he finally started to thaw out.

21:06Watching them go back to their old ways didn't surprise me at all.

21:09You don't just trash 18 years of history over one incident.

21:12Except this time, there was a line in the sand.

21:15Everyone knew I was the real bloodline.

21:17No matter how much Gia sucked up to them, she couldn't cross that line.

21:23I got home from school that night and saw Grandma Aletha sitting in the head chair.

21:27Her cane was across her lap, and she looked pissed.

21:30Dad, Mom, and Marco were sitting across from her.

21:33Gia was standing by the sofa, nervously fitting with her dress.

21:36I changed my shoes, walked over, and said,

21:39Hey, Grandma.

21:40Grandma looked up and gestured for me to sit next to her.

21:43Sophia, honey, come sit with me.

21:46I sat down, and she patted my hand before turning to Dad.

21:49I'm here today to make one thing very clear.

21:52Dad straightened up.

21:53Grandma took a sip of tea and said calmly,

21:57Gia teamed up with some street thugs to frame Sophia at school.

22:00You guys really think you can just sweep that under the rug?

22:03Dad bit his lip.

22:06Mom, Gia knows she messed up.

22:07She promised it won't happen again.

22:09Grandma slammed her teacup down.

22:11The clink against the marble was loud as hell.

22:14You think an apology fixes this?

22:16She slandered the legitimate heir.

22:18The streets are already talking.

22:19Everyone thinks this family is falling apart from the inside.

22:22Once our enemies hear this crap, they'll use it to gut us.

22:27You want to make the Lombardos a laughing stock?

22:29You're basically handing our rivals a win on a silver plighter!

22:33Gia turned pale.

22:35Grandma, I already apologized for-

22:37Shut up!

22:37Grandma didn't even look at her.

22:39She just stared at Dad.

22:40You know the rules better than anyone.

22:42I have one demand.

22:43Gia is stripped of every cent of her inheritance.

22:47She gets nothing.

22:48Dad stayed quiet.

22:49Mom looked heartbroken.

22:50She tugged on Grandma's sleeve and whispered,

22:52Mom, please?

22:53Grandma brushed her off.

22:54She'd clearly made up her mind.

22:56Gia's face went totally gray.

22:57She whipped her head around and glared at me with pure hatred.

22:59I didn't say a word.

23:00The comments had been begging me to snitch to Grandma,

23:03telling me she's the real boss of the family.

23:04I ignored them.

23:05Every time Grandma asked how I was doing,

23:07I just told her everything was fine.

23:09Gia took my silence as a yes and lunged at me.

23:12Grandma raised a hand and her guys blocked Gia immediately.

23:15Grandma glared at my parents.

23:17Look at her!

23:17I'm sitting right here and she's already starting a fight!

23:20Grandma scoffed and looked at Gia.

23:22You think I needed Sofia to tell me what you did?

23:24My guys on the street reported this to me the second it happened.

23:28Our dirty laundry is being aired by low-level thugs!

23:31You're making me look like a damn joke!

23:35Gia's lips were trembling, her face going from pale to straight up ghostly.

23:39Sofia hasn't said a single bad word about you to me.

23:42You're just petty.

23:43You're the one trashing this family's reputation,

23:45so don't you dare try to pin your BS on anyone else!

23:48Gia just stood there.

23:49For the first time, she couldn't even squeeze out a tear.

23:52The living room went dead silent for a second.

23:55Mom's lips moved like she wanted to say something,

23:57but she kept her mouth shut.

23:58Dad was quiet for a long time before finally nodding.

24:01Fine. We'll do it your way, Mother.

24:05For the next few days, Grandma Alara stayed with us

24:07instead of heading back to the old estate.

24:09Gia was being way too quiet.

24:11She stopped the whole perfect sister act,

24:12no more oatmeal, no more tea.

24:14She basically lived in her room, only coming down for meals.

24:17When she did, she'd keep her head down and scurry along the walls like a ghost.

24:20But the comments were starting to lose it.

24:22Sofia, watch your back.

24:23Something is seriously off.

24:25She's been low-key talking to her real dad, Miller.

24:27Exactly.

24:28She's planning to take out both your dad and grandma

24:30while they're on the way back to the estate.

24:32Sofia, go snitch on her.

24:33Do it before she pulls it off.

24:34Grandma is the only one on your side.

24:36If you wait, it's game over.

24:38I leaned against my head barred,

24:40locked my phone,

24:41and rolled over.

24:43In my last life, I listened to the comments

24:45and tried to rat her out to my parents.

24:47But Gia and Miller had faked the evidence.

24:49She flipped the script on me, claiming I was the mastermind.

24:52I mean, how else would I know every single detail of the hit?

24:55Dad went off on me in front of everyone,

24:57demanding to know how I could possibly know the exact plan if I wasn't the one calling the shots.

25:01The comments told me everything, but who's gonna believe that?

25:03In a mafia family, making baseless accusations against your own kin is a massive deal.

25:07I couldn't defend myself.

25:09Grandma was so heartbroken that her real granddaughter was such a mess

25:12that she fainted right there and never woke up.

25:14I closed my eyes.

25:15This time, I'm saving Grandma, no matter what.

25:18As for Dad? Well, let's see how lucky he is.

25:21When I went down for breakfast, Gia was just sitting there staring at her oatmeal.

25:24She hadn't touched a bite.

25:25She glanced at me for a split second, then looked back down.

25:27I sat across from her like nothing was wrong,

25:30asked the butler for some oatmeal, and finished it slowly.

25:33Grandma was supposed to head back to the estate today.

25:35Right before they left, I grabbed Grandma's hand.

25:37Grandma, don't go yet.

25:38I really want you to stay a few more days.

25:42All right.

25:43I'm not ready to leave you either.

25:46Dad just shrugged and headed out to the car alone.

25:50Not long after, the calls started coming in.

25:53The family's guys on the street said Don Vincent had been in a wreck

25:56and was being rushed to the private clinic on the estate.

26:01Mom was a total wreck,

26:04sopping by his bed like she was about to pass out.

26:08Dad was pale as a sheet from the pain,

26:11but he still managed to pat Mom's hand.

26:13It's okay.

26:14Thank God Sophia kept Mom at the house.

26:16She's too old for something like this.

26:19Dad choked up and couldn't finish the sentence.

26:23Marco was standing by the door,

26:25his knuckles white from clenching his fists so hard.

26:28That truck hit him on purpose.

26:30He said coldly.

26:32Our guys checked the cams.

26:33The driver ditched the truck and bolted.

26:35The plates were fakes.

26:36Dad closed his eyes.

26:38Dig them.

26:39The family's investigators and street crews

26:41only needed three days to track everything down.

26:44They caught the driver in some crappy apartment on the edge of town.

26:49After less than two hours in the hot seat,

26:51he sang like a canary and gave up the person behind it all.

26:55Miller, Gia's real father.

26:56When they grabbed Miller, he had five million in cash on him,

26:59ready to skip town.

27:01Gia had wired him the money in three separate payments.

27:03They had everything.

27:05The wire receipts, the wire taps, and the driver's confession.

27:08The case was airtight.

27:10The family's guys laid all the evidence out on the coffee table.

27:13Mom looked like she'd seen a ghost.

27:16She looked at Gia, her lips trembling, and finally managed to choke out a question.

27:20Gia, why? Why would you do this?

27:22Gia was pinned to the sofa by two bodyguards.

27:26Her hair was a mess, and her face was totally blank.

27:29When Mom asked, she suddenly started laughing.

27:32The kind of laugh that makes your shoulders shake.

27:34Why? You're seriously asking me why?

27:37You guys are the ones who took everything from me!

27:39She snapped her head up, her eyes bloodshot, her voice screeching like nails on a chalkboard.

27:44Ever since she got back, it's been all about her!

27:46Mom, you won't even let me touch you anymore!

27:48Dad, you won't even look at me!

27:50Marco, you used to have my back, and now?

27:52Now you're telling me to grow up!

27:54She pointed at me, her nail practically poking my eye out.

27:58And Grandma? I spent years sucking up to all of you,

28:01but the second she shows up, she strips my inheritance?

28:04You guys owe me!

28:06I was a Lombardi for 18 years.

28:09Why should I be the one kicked out just because she's back?!

28:12Mom covered her mouth, tears just streaming down her face.

28:15Marco stood by the door, his hands clenching and unclexing.

28:19Finally, he managed to grit out.

28:20And Dad? What did he ever do to you?

28:23After everything he gave you, you actually tried to whack him?

28:26Gia's laughing stopped.

28:28She looked at Marco, then whipped her head toward me.

28:30You knew, didn't you?

28:31She glared at me with pure spite.

28:34You're the one who wanted Dad dead, right?

28:36It said you'd listen. Why didn't you snip on me?

28:38She stopped mid-sentence, her people shrinking.

28:41It was like something in her head just exploded.

28:43She grabbed her hair and screamed.

28:47You have one too, don't you?!

28:49She lunged at me, but the guards tackled her and held her down.

28:52You have that thing too! I know you do!

28:55Why didn't you listen to it?! Why?!

28:58She was trashing and screaming, a total mess of snot and tears.

29:02I didn't move. I just stood there, looking at her calmly over the guard's shoulders.

29:06The second she screamed that, the comments went dead silent.

29:09It was like someone hit the pause button.

29:12The lines of text just froze in mid-air, then shattered one by one, turning into ash and vanishing.

29:17I blinked. My vision was finally clear.

29:19Gia was still screaming as they dragged her out.

29:21Do-over! I want a do-over! Let me do it again! Do-over! I want a do-over! Let

29:27me-

29:27Her voice echoed down the hallway for a long time.

29:30Don Vincent was lying in his hospital bed, looking like he'd aged ten years overnight.

29:34He was quiet for a long time before finally speaking.

29:37Call everyone. We're having a family sit-down.

29:40This is family business, and we're settling it internally.

29:43Mom held Dad's hand, tears streaming down her face, but she didn't try to stop him.

29:48I thought back to my last life.

29:50Back then, I was the one crying and begging them, call the cops and let the law handle it.

29:56But in this world, snitching to the FDs about family drama is the ultimate sin.

30:00It breaks the code of silence.

30:02Back then, they knew I was the victim.

30:04But they were so scared of Gia getting hurt, that they refused to use the family's street justice to protect

30:09me.

30:10This time though, the evidence was airtight, and since they were the ones who almost got killed, nobody was lining

30:16up to cover for her.

30:18Grandma Alara, as the head of the family, ran the whole sit-down.

30:22Miller, Gia's real dad, had been hired to take out the Don.

30:27That's a death sentence in the Lombardo family.

30:29He was ordered to be cleared out on the spot.

30:32When it came to Gia, everyone spent a long time weighing the options.

30:36The final verdict, Gia was exiled to Italy for good.

30:39She was stripped of all family privileges, her money, and her inheritance.

30:42She was banned from ever setting foot in the U.S. again, and forbidden from contacting anyone in the family.

30:47The official story was already set.

30:49Gia had a massive mental breakdown and was sent to a private rehab center in Italy for long-term care.

30:55It was the exact same ending I had in my last life.

30:58The day the hearing ended, I went to the side gate of the estate.

31:02Gia was being watched by two guards, waiting to get into the car that would take her to the docks.

31:07In just a few days, she'd become a skeleton of her former self.

31:10Her hair was a mess, and that perfect princess look was long gone.

31:15She turned and saw me, her lips moving.

31:17I couldn't hear her, but I recognized the mouth movements.

31:20She was saying, do over.

31:22Next time, I win.

31:24I just turned around and walked away, stone-faced.

31:28I finished my last semester at St. Jude's, got my credits done, and applied to colleges.

31:33I ended up getting into a school down in South Florida.

31:37Right before the semester de Larding, Grandma Elira called me.

31:40Sophia, are you really sure about moving all the way south for school?

31:45I held the phone and paused.

31:47Grandma, how are you feeling? Is your health okay?

31:49Oh, I'm fine. Don't worry about me.

31:52Your parents, they really messed up, and I know you've been through a lot.

31:57Her voice was a bit raspy.

31:59Make sure you eat well down there.

32:01And if you're ever short on cash, you tell me, okay?

32:05I told her I would.

32:07After I hung up, I put my phone on the table and looked out at the Florida sky.

32:12The sky was so blue, the clouds so white, the Lombardo mansion,

32:16which always felt suffocating and full of schemes.

32:20During my four years of college, I barely ever went back north.

32:24For Christmas or holidays, I'd just send a short, polite text.

32:29I didn't share anything personal.

32:31My parents called a few times, dropping hints that they wanted me to move back home.

32:35I just told them I was busy with school or had an internship.

32:37They tried a few more times, but eventually, they stopped pushing.

32:40Marco added me on social media and would occasionally send pictures of the estate,

32:44flowers in the garden, or grandma soaking up the sun in the yard.

32:47I'd look at them and just reply with an emoji.

32:49I didn't have much to say.

32:52One Christmas break, Mom flew down to Florida by herself to see me.

32:56She'd lost a lot of weight and had new wrinkles around her eyes.

32:59She sat in a coffee shop near campus, clutching a hot Americano,

33:02not saying a word for the longest time.

33:04Finally, she took my hand, her thumb brushing over the old scars on my wrist.

33:09Her eyes started to well up.

33:11Sophia, I'm so sorry for everything.

33:13I just looked at her and gave a small smile.

33:16Mom, it's in the past.

33:19She started crying and tried to say something else, but I cut her off.

33:22I'm doing really well now. You don't have to worry about me.

33:26When I dropped her off at the airport, she kept looking back at me at the security gate.

33:30Finally, she just waved and walked away.

33:32I stood by the window watching her go, feeling nothing, really.

33:35I couldn't bring myself to forgive to fix the relationship.

33:38Every time I saw them, all the abuse from the slums and the drama at the mansion would just come

33:41flooding back.

33:42I didn't want to spend the rest of my life stuck in that toxic cycle.

33:45That chapter was closed.

33:47The dividends from my shares in the family business were more than enough to keep me set for life.

33:51After the hit Gia put out and that brutal car wreck, Don Vincent's health was permanently trashed.

33:56Grandma Elada kept a tight grip on the family's power as the consulier.

33:59My parents kept their titles, but they had zero say in family business anymore.

34:03They spent their days eaten up by guilt. That was the price they had to pay.

34:06Grandma wanted to hand the consulier seat directly to me, but I chose to stay in the south and found

34:10a job I actually liked.

34:11It's pretty chill. On weekends, I hit the beach or just work on my hobbies.

34:15Grandma Elira passed away during the winter of my third year after graduation.

34:19She went peacefully in her sleep.

34:21I went back for the funeral.

34:25Standing there, looking at her smile in that black and white photo, I placed a hand on the casket.

34:32Mom was standing next to me, clutching my hand, so hysterical she could barely stand.

34:37I held her up.

34:40After the service, Marco pulled me aside to a quiet hallway and took a manly envelope out of his jacket.

34:48Grandma left this for you.

34:52I opened it.

34:54Inside was a bank card, a note in her shaky handwriting, and a formal family document notarized by the lawyers.

35:00The note said,

35:01Sophia, live your life well, protect the bloodline, protect the Lombardos.

35:05The senior assistant seat, the consigliere position, was officially mine.

35:08This power skipped right over my dad, whose reputation was shot after the accident, and even over Marco.

35:13In the Lombardi family, the advisor has massive pull.

35:16They're the ones who keep the boss in check.

35:17I folded the note carefully and tucked it into my inner pocket.

35:21The card and the document went straight into my wallet.

35:24Marco looked at me.

35:25Stay for a few days, okay?

35:27Mom and Dad really miss you, and I missed you too.

35:31I'm good.

35:33I've got work waiting for me back in Florida.

35:35Marco looked like he wanted to say a million things, but all he could manage was heavy.

35:39Okay.

35:41That was the last time I ever set foot in the Lombardi estate.

35:44From then on, I handled my role as the family's consigliere from a distance.

35:48I dealt with the big sit downs and key business through private couriers and encrypted chats,

35:53but I never moved back to that house.

35:56My parents and Marco tried to use family business as an excuse to get close and make up for the

36:00past,

36:01but I shut that down every single time, without making a scene.

36:05Every now and then, Mom would text me a photo or a quick message.

36:10I'd see them and maybe send a short reply back.

36:14We kept things civil but distant like there was a whole river between us.

36:18And honestly, I was doing great.

36:20Without those annoying floating comments telling me what to do,

36:24I didn't have to put on an act for anyone anymore.

36:27Florida winters are a breeze.

36:28I've got a few plants on my balcony that I water every day, just watching them grow.

36:33One evening, I got home from work and the sunset was hitting the leaves just right,

36:39giving them this golden glow.

36:40I stood there for a second and thought back to that south-facing window on the second floor of the

36:45old mansion.

36:46The sun used to look just like that.

36:49But back then, I wasn't in the mood to appreciate it.

36:57I went back inside, put the watering can down, and closed the balcony door.

37:01I made some pasta and ate it slowly at the table.

37:07Outside, the sky went dark and the stars came out.

37:09Then I turned off the lights and went to bed.

37:11No dreams, just peace.

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