That bastard Paolo Maldini really didn't come pick up the child that night.
Dejan Lu had run out of ways to describe Paolo Maldini as merely "that guy."
Although The Princess was delighted to have the child around—getting another kid to play with without having to give birth herself—she had rarely gone with Monica to work lately.
But how could they just keep raising someone else's child at home?
Even Conan's mother knew to send ten million yen in child support every few days.
It wasn't about the money, but some things had to be made clear.
Otherwise, everyone would dump their children at his house. Would Dejan the Football King have to play football at work and play hawk catches chicks with children after work?
Monica had gone to Paris for work.
With three people in the house, The Princess looked after the child, leaving Dejan Lu to sleep alone.
Paolo Maldini, on the other hand, got to enjoy his time alone with his wife.
Lying awake in bed, Dejan Lu considered whether he should go puncture Paolo Maldini's tires.
When he turned on the television, a station was airing "The Great Train Robbery."
When Old Berlusconi had first bought television stations, he had built his business on playing videotapes. Even now, he liked filling unpopular time slots with old movies. If the other channels had nothing on, were viewers going to watch or not?
If they watched, they would have to sit through the commercials.
Besides, some old movies were quite good.
Dejan Lu watched for a while before falling asleep.
When he woke up the next day, he discovered that the television had already been turned off.
After getting up, Dejan Lu called Redondo and told him to bring Totti and Buffon over from the apartment.
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