The Donna Seat He Gave Away

At the Visconti family's truce banquet, the long table holds only two empty seats, and one of them sits at the head of the family, reserved for the woman who will be recognized as the Donna. The gathering is meant to settle old rivalries, but the choice of who sits where carries far more weight than anyone at the table admits. Every glance and empty chair hints at a bond stretched thin by loyalty, pride, and a man who has already decided what he is willing to give up. The tension builds as the old rules of the mafia clash with a love that refuses to stay quiet.