Arthur Pendleton, chief consigliere of the Sterling mafia family, helps the seemingly frail Young Master William secure his place as heir. One day, Jack Dawson—claiming to be the long-lost "second son"—arrives with half a pocket watch to claim his birthright. The old Don Richard, softened by the tale, is ready to transfer territory on the spot, but Arthur insists on a paternity test against all opposition.

Arthur Pendleton, chief consigliere of the Sterling mafia family, helps the seemingly frail Young Master William secure his place as heir. One day, Jack Dawson—claiming to be the long-lost "second son"—arrives with half a pocket watch to claim his birthright. The old Don Richard, softened by the tale, is ready to transfer territory on the spot, but Arthur insists on a paternity test against all opposition.

Arthur Pendleton, chief consigliere of the Sterling mafia family, helps the seemingly frail Young Master William secure his place as heir. One day, Jack Dawson—claiming to be the long-lost "second son"—arrives with half a pocket watch to claim his birthright. The old Don Richard, softened by the tale, is ready to transfer territory on the spot, but Arthur insists on a paternity test against all opposition.

Arthur Pendleton, chief consigliere of the Sterling mafia family, helps the seemingly frail Young Master William secure his place as heir. One day, Jack Dawson—claiming to be the long-lost "second son"—arrives with half a pocket watch to claim his birthright. The old Don Richard, softened by the tale, is ready to transfer territory on the spot, but Arthur insists on a paternity test against all opposition.

Arthur Pendleton, chief consigliere of the Sterling mafia family, helps the seemingly frail Young Master William secure his place as heir. One day, Jack Dawson—claiming to be the long-lost "second son"—arrives with half a pocket watch to claim his birthright. The old Don Richard, softened by the tale, is ready to transfer territory on the spot, but Arthur insists on a paternity test against all opposition.

Arthur Pendleton, chief consigliere of the Sterling mafia family, helps the seemingly frail Young Master William secure his place as heir. One day, Jack Dawson—claiming to be the long-lost "second son"—arrives with half a pocket watch to claim his birthright. The old Don Richard, softened by the tale, is ready to transfer territory on the spot, but Arthur insists on a paternity test against all opposition.

Arthur Pendleton, chief consigliere of the Sterling mafia family, helps the seemingly frail Young Master William secure his place as heir. One day, Jack Dawson—claiming to be the long-lost "second son"—arrives with half a pocket watch to claim his birthright. The old Don Richard, softened by the tale, is ready to transfer territory on the spot, but Arthur insists on a paternity test against all opposition.

Arthur Pendleton, chief consigliere of the Sterling mafia family, helps the seemingly frail Young Master William secure his place as heir. One day, Jack Dawson—claiming to be the long-lost "second son"—arrives with half a pocket watch to claim his birthright. The old Don Richard, softened by the tale, is ready to transfer territory on the spot, but Arthur insists on a paternity test against all opposition.

Arthur Pendleton, chief consigliere of the Sterling mafia family, helps the seemingly frail Young Master William secure his place as heir. One day, Jack Dawson—claiming to be the long-lost "second son"—arrives with half a pocket watch to claim his birthright. The old Don Richard, softened by the tale, is ready to transfer territory on the spot, but Arthur insists on a paternity test against all opposition.

Arthur Pendleton, chief consigliere of the Sterling mafia family, helps the seemingly frail Young Master William secure his place as heir. One day, Jack Dawson—claiming to be the long-lost "second son"—arrives with half a pocket watch to claim his birthright. The old Don Richard, softened by the tale, is ready to transfer territory on the spot, but Arthur insists on a paternity test against all opposition.

Arthur Pendleton, chief consigliere of the Sterling mafia family, helps the seemingly frail Young Master William secure his place as heir. One day, Jack Dawson—claiming to be the long-lost "second son"—arrives with half a pocket watch to claim his birthright. The old Don Richard, softened by the tale, is ready to transfer territory on the spot, but Arthur insists on a paternity test against all opposition.