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Falling for My Ex's Mafia Dad
In Falling for My Ex's Mafia Dad movie, Fay Alden catches her boyfriend Daniel cheating and breaks up with him. But soon after, Fay meets Daniel's father Kent Lippert, the Mafia King. Kent not only reveals that Fay's real father is Mafia don Lorenzo Alden, but presents Fay with a proposition: marry his son to join the bloodlines, and he'll protect her family from a violent criminal. Fay agrees, and Daniel is all too happy to marry Fay to distract his dad and the mob world from the truth: he's gay. Fay struggles to fit in in the mob world, and can't deny her growing attraction to Daniel's father Kent. Soon, their relationship crosses into a passionate secret BDSM love affair. Don Alden is not who he seems, and is intent on using Fay as a bargaining chip to secure a better alliance with Russian syndicate leader, Ivan Kozlov. Fay and Ivan strike up an unlikely flirtation that erodes her fake engagement to Daniel. Fay's learns all too late that not only are her father and Ivan working together to destroy Kent, but Ivan is an undercover cop hellbent on taking Kent down and taking Fay for himself. Ivan and Don Alden's double cross lands Kent in jail, and after Fay discovers she's pregnant with Kent's baby, she decides she has to do whatever possible to free the father of her unborn child. With Daniel's help, she takes out Don Alden, and pressures Ivan into clearing Kent's name. Fay and Kent are reunited, marry, and live happily ever after.
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She fake-marries her ex's father. I saw the title and thought absolutely not, and then Kent showed up and that thought quietly left the building. Fay can't do much at first. She has nowhere to run, so she moves into that house and just endures it for a long stretch. Then somewhere in there she stops taking it and starts asking for things — not because of one big scene, but because it builds. I looked up at some point like, when did she get this solid, and got a little emotional about it. The man stays terrifying almost the whole way through. But every so often there's a shot where he lets something show, and because it's rare I lost it every single time. Sir. You cannot act like that for forty episodes and then do this. This man makes you tap next with a single facial expression. Everyone in the supporting cast keeps switching sides. I never knew who was actually with whom, so every scene of the two of them together had me on edge. In a good way. Honestly there's nothing new here. Fake marriage, mob politics, forbidden romance — all the parts are present and none of them were invented. I knew that and finished it anyway. This drama knows exactly what it is. I also knew exactly
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