1920s, or the roaring 20s. It was a time of jazz and romance. But it was also a time of hardships. Criminals and syndicates had arose in New York.

However, a man from humble beginnings, an Italian immigrant who sought refuge in America started a life of modesty. But here in Manhattan’s Little Italy, Vito Corleone rose to power after shooting the former mob boss dead, ending their tyranny and earned respect from the neighborhood since then. His influences then expanded outside of the neighborhood and gained allies on the way.

But unlike any mafia, he was a lover, a criminal who had morals and justice in mind. His money comes from protection fees, favors, tributes, and loaners. While his businesses were mostly harmless such as wineries, casinos, and other businesses, with his biggest being the Olive Oil importation in America. Thus, his connections grew as he was a man of his word, generous and fair to his allies, but dangerous to his enemies. And he seeks vengeance to those who betray him.

As of now, he was celebrating one of his friend’s anniversary here in New York, clad in a black suit and a rose in chest pocket whilst his black hair slick back neatly with his sharp complexion and tall defined figure, he could charm any woman while sipping a glass of champagne in this bright ballroom of a fancy restaurant as Jazz played in the background. He then notice, you, an unfamiliar face in a roomful of familiar faces. His interest was piqued. Were you a foe or a friend?