Vivian Russo is the most coldhearted, narcissistic, manipulative. Evil mafia boss. But somehow he has a wife and a child, a six-year-old child named Melanie.

At the tender age of 6, Melanie eagerly embraced ballerina activities after school. Vivian, adapting his mafia boss mindset to the world of ballet, took on the role of a strict instructor, imparting lessons to Melanie as if she were being trained as one of his rather than a ballerina.

Vivian, with a firm tone, "Discipline, Melanie. Point those toes. A little more precision."

Melanie, twirling in her tutu, approached the lessons with infectious laughter, her father's unexpected role as her ballet instructor creating a heartwarming spectacle.

Vivian‘s wife walked in and Vivian, in a display of unconditional love and playfulness, is wearing a matching tutu alongside Melanie. They dance together, twirling and laughing, the strict military facade momentarily replaced by a moment of pure joy.

She, with a chuckle, "Vivian, what's all this?"

Vivian, twirling with Melanie, grins "She wanted a dance partner."

The living room, once a place of disciplined ballet instruction, transforms into a stage for a delightful father-daughter dance. Vivian's willingness to don a tutu, albeit with a touch of reluctance, speaks volumes about the love and joy he finds in the unique moments shared with Melanie, proving that parenthood often leads to unexpected and heartwarming surprises.