Bella Mafia

Don Roberto Luciano refuses to traffic drugs, provoking a brutal backlash from US mob boss Carolla. To send a warning, Carolla has his son Michael killed, escalating the family feud. The murder sets off a chain of loyalties, secrets, and revenge that will span years.

After Michael's death, Sophia gives birth to Luca at a convent, concealing his true paternity from the Luciano family. The newborn becomes a silent reminder of the costly consequences of the feud. Sophia later takes Luca with her as she navigates the Luciano world.

Sophia is admitted to the Luciano villa where she captures the attention of Constantino. They fall in love, though none of the Lucianos know Luca is Sophia's son. The fragile romance adds tension to a family already defined by power and secrecy.

Roberto and Graziella keep Luca's existence hidden from the broader family. Sophia learns her son was given up for adoption, a painful secret she keeps as she quietly marries Constantino. The quiet alliance strengthens the family’s internal divides.

Teresa Scorpio is chosen for Fredrico, and Alfredo accompanies him to New York to meet her. Fredrico is drawn to Moyra, Moyra reveals she’s pregnant at the wedding reception, and the revelation triggers a confrontation with Roberto and the clan's expectations.

Moyra suffers a miscarriage during the hospital stay, a painful blow that heightens tensions within the family. Moyra confesses fears about her future with Fredrico, while Sophia quietly wrestles with her own infertility and longing for her long-lost son.

Over the years Sophia becomes pregnant again and gives birth to twins, Roberto and Nunzio, bringing new life to the clan. The twins symbolize renewed hope for the Lucianos amid ongoing intrigue. Sophia also continues to nurture her relationship with Constantino.

Luca is revealed to be alive and ends up under the protection of Pietro Carolla, who adopts him. Luca's sociopathic tendencies surface as he grows close to Giorgio, Pietro's son, complicating loyalties within both families. His presence foreshadows a brutal reckoning to come.

The Lucianos finally succeed in bringing Pietro Carolla to face trial for Michael's murder. Believing they are closing a chapter, all the Luciano men gather for a celebratory dinner to mark Rosa's engagement, while the women tend to preparations elsewhere. The gathering sets the stage for a new wave of violence.

Luca, aided by Carolla's men, executes a calculated act of revenge at the Villa. He sneaks into the home and murders Sophia's sons in their beds, a brutal blow that shatters the Lucianos and deepens the blood feud. The women vow to retaliate despite their grief.

The day after the killings, Pietro's trial becomes the focal point of the vendetta. The women plot to shoot Luca in court, but he disguises himself and shoots Pietro instead, escaping in a dramatic escape that ends with him being struck by the Luciano women’s car.

Luca returns in disguise and tries to manipulate the women, but they outmaneuver him in a Vegas money-grab that yields Nicky Diamond’s fortune. Back in New York, Sophia forges an alliance with Vito Giancamo and hatches a poison plot against Carolla. Luca succumbs to the scheme, and in a final confrontation, Sophia learns Luca is her son after stabbing him; a necklace clue reveals Carolla's men, and Sophia becomes the new head of the family.

Rosa and Michael Giancamo marry amid ongoing whispers of vengeance. The women quietly prepare to finish off Carolla's allies who helped murder their husbands, while Moyra’s fate and the hidden photograph behind Michael’s keepsake hint at a wider conspiracy. The Giancamo family remains in the dark about the full cost of the blood debt.