Enemy of My Enemy

Don Leonard sat in his opulent study, with a book in front of him. It was his father's dairy. Every now and then when he felt like his back was against the wall or when he felt he was out of ideas, he usually turn to his father's diary and right now he felt was out of ideas. 'His father Don Matvai was the true definition of a Russian Don. He had arrived in London with the intention of creating the biggest criminal empire for himself, however, his dream had faded off with the presence and rivalry of the Ravens and the DeAngelis. He had failed to achieve his dream'. 

Now he was faced with the problem of having his dream of fulfilling his father's dream fade off as well. His plan to take of whoever remained from the DeAngelis and the Ravens fight was now a pipe dream with The Wesley's involvement with the DeAngelis. 'Now the DeAngelis had so much power that it seem as though they already had all the other gang under control'.