Adrian, raised as a mafia heir, returns to his billionaire biological family only to be treated as an outsider. His adoptive father, Don Romano, backs him with power and money. Can Adrian prove his worth and claim his place?
When I was five, a boy at school stole the expensive watch my father gave me. Go home and tell your father you just messed with a Romano. The next morning, his father brought him to our house. I'm sorry, Adrian.
When I was eight, a woman sneered at me. You're nothing but a worthless orphan. Mom showed up at her door with a bottle of expensive wine. She smiled sweetly.
Careful. The Romano's don't take insults lightly. When I was ten, Dad took me with him to collect a debt. The man owed the Romano's three million dollars.
He was on his knees before we even walked through the door. Remember this, son. Money can be earned back. But disrespect? Never let it survive the night.
So I learned young. Talk first. If that fails, handle it like a Romano. Either way, I never wasted time being upset. Then, when I turned 21, my biological family found me. Apparently, I'd been switched at birth. Their butler came to the Romano estate
Mr. Romano, Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair would like you to come home as soon as possible. Dad was cleaning his gun nearby. Mom slowly set down her coffee. Home? He is home.