he didn’t mind sienna , he never did. sure , growing up she was somewhat of an annoyance , but he grew to love it and miss it at times. he let a sigh escape his lips , “ not of mind reading , but of knowing where you shouldn’t be ? oh sure , i was 10 years old. “ her name fit her particularly well , of course — not their real names , but those were out of the picture when in the presence of guiseppe richetti. however , the girl never seemed to mind it. the rest were slightly hesitant , especially him —- but he was always difficult when it came to family matters. eyes couldn’t help but narrow at her attempts , “ like you said , minuscule. it’d be a waste of energy to worry about every minuscule thing. “ he attempted to snuggle back into the woman’s coat before she yelled. eyes shot open before he grabbed onto the woman’s face bringing it closer to him , “ for the love of god , wednesday. go to your room. “
no different from how it was when they were kids, sienna began pestering her old brother with more questions. “if i shouldn’t be there, then why were you? hmm?” she asked, poking his arm. her face suddenly lit up, an excited gasp escaping her lips, as the realization hit her. “were you at a strip club? monday!!! you went to the strip club without me?!” she was by no means a prude, or the type to stay on the straight and narrow path that her father had so carefully paved for his children. if anything, growing up, she was often the one to go against giuseppe’s wishes and tried to drag her siblings out of their prison home for any semblance of fun. monday had always been more willing and became the one she turned to the most. “i bet you wouldn’t even cry at my funeral,” she pouted, crossing her arms in front of her. it was the truth and she knew it, accepted it even. the richetti’s were taught to never show any emotions, let alone anything as weak as crying. even sienna herself, with all of her dramatics and superficial emotions, couldn’t remember the last time she cried. of course, fake crying aside. god, did she love a good fake cry. as his hands grabbed a hold of her face, she childishly stuck out her tongue at him before pushing his hands off and pulling away. “no. who are you, dad? screw you, monday.” narrowing her eyes at him, snuggled up comfortably with her fur coat, she reached out and yanked it towards her. “and that’s mineI pink looks awful with your skin tone!” it wasn’t true, but it didn’t stop her from saying it anyways.