Second chance for the Mafia prince (January and Gulliver) novel Chapter 193

Negotiation Part I

“January, I know you’re upset.”

“Fuck you,” she laughed in his face. “I’m upset but don’t give me your condescension, Gulliver. I don’t trust you as far as I can piss in the wind and I’m a girl with no dick, so it runs down my leg. How’s that for a description of how little I trust you.”

“Kind of gross.” Thisbe commented.

“You can suck an egg,” she shot back at Thisbe, “that’s one of my daughter’s favorite sayings.”

“I will not walk away from my daughter.”

“Fine. You can be in her life but we’re not uprooting ourselves. You’re a bloody billionaire. You can figure out a way to be in town on the weekends and the holidays to spend time with her. She has a school she loves. She has a home here she is happy in. My parents love it here. You,” she pointed her finger into his rock–solid chest, “figure it out, but we’re,” she waved between herself and her parents, “not uprooting our lives for you.”

He cocked his head to one side and regarded her steadily, a smile tugging his lips, “is that so?”

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you both.” She shot Thisbe a look. “I will facilitate a meeting with you. I will tell her that you are her father and that you recently discovered her and want to be part of her life. What you do with that is up to you. The shit about being your wife though, you need to fuck off with that because it’s never going to happen.”

“I really do not like the way you curse.”

“I really don’t like you, period.”

“Are you really going to keep up with this childish routine?”

“Why is it when I talk back you call it childish but when you act like a complete brat who pouts and stomps when he doesn’t get his own way, it’s not childish?”

He threw his hands up in the air, “fine. Tell me. What are the

rules?”

“We will tell her what I said. You are her biological father who recently discovered her and wanted to get to know her better. We will be as accommodating as possible without disrupting her life. She has friends here and is thriving in school,” she exaggerated a bit considering her kid wasn’t at the top of the class in terms of grades, but she probably knew every single kid in her school by name and was liked by the bulk of them.

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peasy. I could, if I had zero fucks to give about the environment, fly to and from the office every single morning. No biggie.”

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