After 18 years in seclusion, Faven Houston, the Madrina of the Mafia, had adopted four boys—Ethan, Lance, Zane, and Louis—carefully selected from an orphanage. She poured all her efforts into grooming them into business elites, hoping they would protect her gentle daughter, Vivian. 18 years later, Vivian was bullied at school. When she called for help, Faven discovered that the masterminds behind the abuse were none other than her four adopted sons. Driven by their infatuation with a girl named Laura, they had ganged up to humiliate Vivian: stripping her clothes, forcing her to kneel, stealing her project proposal, and even destroying her late grandmother’s keepsakes. Pushed beyond her limit, Faven dropped her benign facade. With one phone call, she summoned the heads of eight major clans, who knelt before her in unison, greeting their Madrina. The four adopted sons, who thought they held the reins of the family empire, finally realized everything they took pride in had been granted to them by this Mafia Madrina. Faven froze their assets and cut them off from all resources, leaving them destitute on the streets. Ironically, Laura, the white moonlight they had fought so hard to defend, was nothing but a greedy schemer. She quickly turned around and attached herself to a wealthy heir. In the end, the four ungrateful sons were sentenced to life imprisonment for embezzlement and murder. Vivian, under her mother's tutelage, grew into the new Madrina of the Mafia.
