Novels by Mina Sardon

Miriam’s POVThe incident that happened at the wedding still hung in my heart. Williams betrayal, my family's deceit and their unforgivable lies.I swear on my mother's grave, I will make them regret what they did. And I am going to start by paying Williams by his own coins. Climbing out of my bed, I went down to the kitchen area to get something to drink in my night dress.I grabbed a box of milk and pulled some into my mug. Feeling an itch on my breast, I pulled down the strip of my night dress to take a look at it.Just then, something fell to the ground and I shot my head up to see my unwanted audience. God, I had completely forgotten that I was no longer living alone and my husband, I could see the horror on his face. He was freaked out.“Oh my God, I am sorry. I didn't see you there." I rushed over to help him but only caused and mess by tripping on my foot and crashing into him.“Oh, no, are you alright?" I asked, trying to get up from him but slipped on my flip flops and fell

Lazar’s POVShe smelled so nice up close, like cherry blossoms. If only she knew how unbearable it was for me to stay this close to her and not do something inappropriate.Speaking of inappropriate, did she just ask me about our wedding night?“I don't know, what do you want to do?" I asked, clearly my throat to sound more convincing.A smile spread across her face as she rose up from where she sat. She paced across the room, grabbed a board and scurried over to me.“Can you play?" She asked, her eyes brimming with anticipation.I looked at the board in her hand and it was a monopoly board. Playing games was not my thing but for her, I would do it.“Yes." I answered and she quickly dismantled the items used for the game. “I will play first. Try not to cry when you lose," she joked, throwing her first dice.We both played for a long time, and for the first time in years I had a good laugh. She was funny and adorable. Her expressions warmed my heart.Marrying her at that altar was defi

Lazar’s POVMy heart stopped beating the moment I set my eyes on the bride at the altar. I clutched my suit, finding it hard to breathe. She took my breath away in just a second.I have never seen a woman so delicate with blinding, heart thumping angelic beauty worth millions of diamonds.To think she was abandoned by that idiot was insulting. God must really dislike that man, because what the fuck?Even with tears streaming down her eyes, she still looked divine.My second in command, Ilya cleared his throat beside me.“Boss, you are supposed to be at the altar," he reminded me and I forced my legs to walk down the aisle.Approaching my bride felt a one on one meeting with an angel. I know this might sound ridiculous, but I swear there are light beams surrounding her. She stopped crying the moment I stopped in front of her.“I thought you said she was getting married to an old man and not the wealthiest man in the city!" An irritating female voice snapped in the background.“Keep qu

Lazar’s POV 9 PM at Crystal hotel“Please...I have half of the money. Within this week I will complete the rest...just don't kill me," he begged, trembling like a fowl wearing nothing but boxers.My patience slowly slipped away as I stared at the idiot before me. “You had three months to repay the loan you took, Williams. Three fucking months and an extra week of grace. I gave you enough time to pay up but you chose to mess around with women. A useless man doesn't deserve to live," I grumbled, corking my gun in the air.He screamed pathetically from the sound, bracing himself for the impact. “Wait... please don't shoot. I have someone who can repay the debt immediately," he blurted out in fear. A giggling sound echoed through the room, breaking the intense atmosphere. He quickly grabbed his phone and answered the call, making sure to put it on a loud speaker.“Honey, where are you? It's getting late already," A woman's voice spoke through the phone. Her voice, soft and gently laced