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THE RECEPTION
NICK
The mafia wives came over to discuss Donna responsibilities and to welcome Kinsley, the new Donna of the Pituccos to the four families. Their meeting may have started off rocky, but by the end of the night, they were in a good place. They are Kinsley's newfound friends, and she can’t be happier.
At the Gala, Kinsley had expressed her concern about our marriage contract. She thought I’d release her from our marriage, but that was never even a remote possibility.
Despite feeling terrible for shutting Kinsley out, I can’t shake off the guilt and anger of not being there for Kinsley during such a traumatic experience.
Learning Torrance ordered his daughter Norah to kill Kinsley put me in a dark head space. To cope with my emotions, I drowned my sorrows in bottles of Jack Daniels.
Like I had said from the beginning, Norah was a pukish color on the inside. She had arranged for some frat boys to rape Kinsley right before attempting to kill her. And Kinsley later revealed to me that Norah had recorded the whole thing so she could show it to me years into our marriage. The thought of anyone doing something so heinous made my blood boil. May that despicable bitch rot in hell. Soon enough, her father will join her. It will then be time for the four families to claim their share of the Delaware mafia's territory. But instead of dwelling on my anger and pain, I channeled it into showing Kinsley how much she means to me. Every day leading up to our wedding reception, we spent quality time together - enjoying picnic lunches, fishing, dinners under the stars, and making love every day.
I’ve removed all doubt that I feel differently about her because of her scar and past trauma. Kinsley is my obsession, and I fall more in love with her each passing day.
My eyes roam over my wife’s figure, clad in a form-fitting white lace gown with delicate embroidery. I brush my hand over the sheer fabric covering her midsection and whisper in her ear, “I can’t wait to get you out of this dress so I can feast on your radiant pecan skin.”
