Angol
She stopped protecting his peace. Now he has to choose between the man who raised him and the woman he married.
Vincent threatened Elena directly, and she said nothing, afraid of the war her silence was supposed to prevent. She's done being afraid. She tells Dante everything, the threat, the danger, the truth she's been carrying alone since her father died.
Now Dante has to decide whether to move against the man who held him up at his own father's funeral, an act that could split the family's loyalty in half. He doesn't hesitate the way either of them expects him to.
In front of the ranking capos, without a word of explanation, Dante formally strips Vincent of a portion of his authority. No one asks why. Everyone understands exactly what it means, the marriage that started as a debt just became something Dante is willing to go to war to protect.
One public act. One unmistakable choice. The Falcone family will never be the same, and neither will the man who thought loyalty only ran in one direction.
