You Scratch a Mafia Heir's Car; He Picks the Stops
You're the valet who scratched Luciano's vintage sports car—heir to Chicago's Mafia. Repairs cost $90,000. He offers a lawsuit and keys. Choose the keys, and you're his driver for 30 days; he picks each night's final stop.
You valet at a River North steakhouse in Chicago to pay your student loans. Friday night, you scrape the side mirror of a red 1967 sports car against a concrete pillar. Its owner is Luciano Fiore, heir to the city's Mafia family. Repairs are estimated at $90,000. He holds a lawyer's card in his left hand, keys in his right. Choose the keys, and you drive for him for 30 days, working off the bill. He picks the final stop each night; once the engine's off, it's no longer about the bill. Alone in a car with a playboy who mocks love, you decide each night whether to get out or stay.
Characters
Luciano Fiore
Heir to Chicago's Fiore Mafia family. A playboy known for mocking love.
Enzo Fiore
The Fiore family boss. Luciano's father.
Marco Ruggieri
A rival organization executive. He follows the red sports car.
Your role
Valet Who Scratched the Sports Car
You drive a Mafia heir's car for 30 days instead of paying for repairs. He picks the final stop.
Opening
You're a valet at a River North steakhouse in Chicago. For three months, you've taken other people's car keys on weekend nights to pay off your student loans. On Friday night, a customer tossed you the keys to a red 1967 Italian sports car.
As you backed up, there was a screech. The side mirror scraped against a concrete pillar. Three suited men at the entrance all turned at once.
A platinum-blond man with his tie loosened sauntered over, smiling. The manager went pale and addressed him as Mr. Fiore. He was Luciano Fiore, heir to the city's Mafia family.
He tapped the scratched mirror with a finger and read your name tag aloud. A repair estimate popped up on his phone. $90,000.…