The Mafia's Curse

about, mostly buying things from the street vendors, some

unifies the colour of the world making all seem equal, it brightens dull clot

l colours of that sunset did nothing to brighten the

ark, he screamed dominance, he overshadowed those walking b

oths end up burned to death, he wasn't beautiful, no... That will be the worst of description. He was alarmingly striki

nt as he walked. He didn't bother glancing at the audience, not tha

empty, Col didn't bother looking for a seat as he entered, he dismissed the waiter approaching

his cup to his lips. He kept on looking around, his eyes darting from one face to another, until he found the approach

door as he made to bolt, th

human should possess at least one of these

pleaded, his eyes gla

is head as he br

iguel" he

ou a friend." Miguel cried out, it w

best part of my work, but as you said, we were friends and for old times sake, I will grant you two favours. Eternal love with your wife, and your reason for betrayal didn't go unnoticed.

de her way to the back seat and as gently as possible brought out an old woman. She wasn't that elderly, probably around

entered the café, all eyes fell on her. Behind them, other men, around 5 or 6, wearing b

her eyes, though purple and swollen due to obvious brutality was filled with tears

she is so fond of you Col, I swear

ted this way. His sympathy for his wife overwhelmed him, pushing out every tinge of fear and rationality. He pushed the near

screams, his mother's screams and the joint dislocation s

to the woman on wheel chair, her scream see

ut every exit was locked with two men guarding the door. Without any argument, the

coming out in broken gasps. "Please forgive my son, please spare him, please Col, don't

was passed to him. Immediately he pres

to your husband." was h

r fault. You did noth

head causing the blood to splatter around and trickle down her fore

just died, and with that he lost it. He left

me, she would always say there was some good in you and that you weren't all that bad, but you

ish, Col broug

s to your mother."

he just realised what was going to be his fate. The

. "Not in her presence

aved in his head. The tears in his eyes and blood trickling as if danc

she put his head on her lap hugging

ained with her only son' s blood as

the best doctors." Col ordered as he made his way out of the building he