106.Baptism

Andrew's POV

“Gentlemen, it's always a pleasure to be with you,” I say to the guests attending Liam's christening.

Our little boy was three months old, three months of happiness and love. I never thought I'd be a father, in fact, I never even considered the idea, it was far from my plans, they only included partying, women and business. But she arrived and changed my whole perception of everything.

Liam is on Emma's lap and has just been baptized. We Italians, and especially Mafiosi, consider baptism to be very important. The Catholic tradition was present in Sicilian culture.

I look around at all the people who were significant to us.

Ize's belly is taking shape, and I can't believe I'm going to be an uncle. Well... A year ago I couldn't have imagined getting married and becoming a father.

"In a little while it will be the baptism of your child," I whispered to Lorenzo and we toasted with a glass of wine.

"I'm anxious, and tired. Your sister has every strange desire, and I'll be da