Leo Falcone, the retired godfather of North America's most feared Falcone family, voluntarily sheathed his blade and retired ten years ago to give his wife and daughter a "clean" life without gunfights and bloodshed — disguising himself as a low-level auto mechanic and investing in a legitimate security company for his wife Sarah. But unbeknownst to Leo, Sarah, driven by greed, proactively colludes with Victor, a small-time street gang boss, secretly converting the company into a front for gang money laundering and crowning herself "Queen of the Night." She bears Victor's illegitimate son Lucas, while treating Leo with utter contempt, dismissing him as a "bankrupt repairman." At the final "sit-down" judgment, Sarah and Victor's twelve years of crimes are dismantled charge by charge. Leo issues the Mafia's oldest punishment — Excommunicado — banishing the two to a slum controlled by a rival drug lord.
