mix of excitement and tension, as the family members and the elders of the Rinaldi family exchanged hushed whispers, eagerly awaiting the arrival of their new leader. "Dominic is a tad bi

ell, it's about time." He sneered, his words laced with bitterness. Dominic, unmoved by his uncle's hostility, maintained his composure. With a calm yet commanding tone, he addressed his uncle directly, his words carrying an air of gravitas. "Uncle, I understand your reservations. And I can assure you, I am prepared to lead our family into a new era. My father's legacy will be honored, and our family's power will only grow stronger under my rule." A murmur of agreement rippled through the room, as Dominic's words resonated with those who believed in his vision. And Luna, who supported and deeply believed in her brother, smiled proudly. 'I hope you can see this dad. Vin is going to make you proud.' Luna's thoughts swam in her mind as she locked eyes with Marco, who was analyzing the expressions of the people present. "For now, my fathers method of sealings deals and conducting business will still be adopted." Dominic stated. "I am the new Don and that is self-explanatory. I expect unwavering loyalty and commitment from each and every one of you, any attempt of mutiny or disrespect will be met with swift and severe circumstances. And unlike my father, I am not keen on forgiveness. Consider this my one and only warning." Dominic gave each member a look to ensure they got his message that they'd better think long and hard before attempting to cross him. There were a few who might have thought about his message, but it was predominantly directed to his uncle and his followers. He knew regardless of what he said they would still attempt something crazy but he still needed to make it clear he wasn't to be trifled with. Satisfied with what he could see, he straightened up and turned to his uncle. "Now to conclude this meeting, I will now appoint my right-hand man as it is traditional to appoint someone who shall have all power second only to me. Without further ado, I would like you all to congratulate my uncle, Vanaken Griffo, a man of great esteem and integrity, on his new appointment." "Uncle, for as long as I can remember, you have bee