"It's all love when it comes to family but when it come to the gang it's about taking care of what you own and who you own H-O-M-E. You might have your family but the game is your home and you take care of that". When I was younger my father would tell both me and my siblings that there would be no place like home except for being in the game.
Nothing else was worth putting yourself on the line except for your family and the people you own and take care of. He taught me a lot but never would I have thought he would be gone and I would be the one to carry on the family business. Money, Drugs, Robberies, Protection and Killers that's what I own, That's what my father left to me. Now I have to keep everything running smoothly around my streets and lets not forget the 12 states and 5 countries my father left to me.
The youngest child out of the entire family but yet I was granted to be the "Diosa" of the mafia. Taking care of the family and the gang wasn't a choice it was a priority. Especially mother, she's the "Madrina" of the mafia. She was my father's love and in my eyes she will always be. In this mafia there's nothing but love going around.
- Santa Monica FBI Department -
Chief Santiago -"The vendetta mafia has been around for years and we still haven't got insight on neither of the family or the Boss that's running things".
Detective Marco -"We had a inside man but he never got close to the family instead they had him on the outskirts of Harlem".
Chief Santiago -"Was there any sightings of the family or someone that could have been close to the family that he would have tried at least to get close to".
Detective Rodriguez -"Sir there's always a member of the gang to approach they're workers and dealers yet when our inside man went in nobody came around".
Chief Santiago -"We all know that Sebastian Ventura passed away so he can't be running things".
Detective Rodriguez -"That's not how it works sir. No matter what dead or alive the creator of the vendetta mafia still has full control over the money inside and out of states. His children or wife might be operating but he still has full control".
Chief Santiago -" So he has full control over the funds and accounts and all the dirty money that the mafia's holding".
Detective Marco -"Pretty much to be clear what we've been investigating is 15,000 pounds of dirty money and far as we see it 30,000 bricks of cocaine has landed safely in Las Vegas".
Chief Santiago -" And nobody has any information of what plane these drugs could have been on and where exactly it landed to".
Detective Marco -" It seemed like the drugs were boarded onto a anonymous aircraft there was no plate to track down where the plane landed".
Chief Santiago -" Well you two keep investigating as long as this family is running business through our turf and other states and countries we might be dealing with some serious issues".
The government has been over our families head for some years but yet haven't seem to find evidence on any of our inside connections. about 2 weeks ago we boarded 30,000 bricks of cocaine and landed onto the Las Vegas bay area. Exchanging 15,000 pounds of dirty money just to get the drugs onto the streets.
For years the FBI thinks they've been watching us but the truth is we've been watching them. Keeping tabs on them and tracking where ever they're going because my father always told me keep your inside connections tight and short. " You never want anyone to know what you got going on in the inside that's how you either get caught or you get they're revenge".
Never have I let my fathers teachings down. I always followed his instructions so I can have a chance to learn the better way to take care of the business. He was always a man of his words "Either you get rich or you die trying". Though my father never died trying, he died winning and that's why I respect his wishes and motives.
Gabriel -" My sweet sister no te ves muy hermosa hoy Nosotros, la gente hermosa, debemos permanecer juntos, ¿verdad? my dear:.
" My sweet Gabriel baby Agradezco el cumplido. Aunque, sinceramente, nunca podrás verte tan hermosa como yo but you can keep trying".
Gabriel -" Well I truthfully can't argue with that my dear you do have the attitude of our beloved father".
" Oh please if anything I have the worst attitude of all and I like it".
Gabriel -" Your sexy when your mean...I like it"
" When do you never".
" We officially landed the 30,000 CE's onto the Las Vegas bay all we really need to do is get a few connections to collect they're share and get it on the streets".
Gabriel -" We might run into a few difficulties getting the CE's on the streets of Las Vegas. So far I'm hearing the FBI is notified about it landing on to the streets we can't release it on open eyes".
" So what are you saying? we have to get the CE's on the street if not we earned another enemy and another enemy means delayed money".
Gabriel -" I'm aware of that Victoria! yet I'm also being aware of the government figuring out who's our inside connections to other countries and states".
" So if we delay the CE's release FBI is gonna be off our backs and we accumulate more enemies and get another hit list out for the other side".
Gabriel -" If we stay here in Santa Monica FBI is still gonna wonder how are we traveling drugs and dirty money across the states and country. If we go to Las Vegas we're done for but that's on you miss "Diosa".
" Fine I say we continue traveling the dirty money and delay the drugs for 2 days only and we just figure out how to get this other pound to London".
Gabriel -" Now your using your brain little sister".
" I always use my brain big brother. Don't be upset because father didn't make you "Dios" of the mafia be proud your the "embajadora".
"Boss we have a problem"
What...what is it....
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