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Isabella’s POV

"Trust me. For your life. Even if it’s not for your heart."

The words felt so heavy.

He was drawing a line and I knew I forced it. He would be my bodyguard, my soldier, my protector… but he wouldn't be my lover.

I swallowed the lump in my throat. I wanted to scream at him that my heart and my life were tangled up in the same mess, but I didn't.

"I trust you." I whispered. It was the truth. It was the only truth that mattered.

Dante nodded once before he took the laptop from the
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  • I Faked My Death to Destroy My Husband   The dance

    Irene burst into laughter so suddenly and brightly that several people nearby turned to look at us. “Romeo.” she said between laughs, “That is shockingly petty for a man of science.”“I am observing objective data.”“You are jealous.”“I am not jealous.”“You absolutely are.”“Irene,” I said evenly, “the man paired a navy blazer with black shoes. I am experiencing a completely rational response to a preventable offense.”Her eyes danced.God help me, they danced.“Well…” she said lightly, “the fashion criminal is currently trapped behind a bachelorette party at the bar, and this song is excellent.”Before I could respond, she stood abruptly and leaned over the table toward me.The neckline of her dress shifted dangerously.Every coherent thought in my brain immediately ceased functioning.“Come on,” she said.Alarm bells detonated across my nervous system. “Come on where?”“Dance with me.”“Irene,” I began carefully, “I can’t…”“Oh my God,” she interrupted. “Stop being mean. Come.”Th

  • I Faked My Death to Destroy My Husband   hot

    RomeoIn epidemiology, an environmental hazard is any outside factor that disrupts the balance of a system. You do not negotiate with a hazard. You contain it, remove it, or get as far away from it as possible before damage occurs.A crowded cocktail lounge in Trastevere on a Friday night was an environmental hazard.I was only there because my Chief of Surgery had ordered me to “act like a human being for once” after a brutal fourteen-hour craniotomy.So I compromised.I took the most isolated booth in the building, ordered a single glass of scotch, and planned to spend twenty minutes staring at melting ice before returning to my penthouse.The room was loud enough to qualify as a medical concern.Bass vibrated through the floorboards. Colored lights flashed across the walls. The air smelled like expensive perfume, alcohol, and poor decision-making.At the table beside me, two women in designer dresses had been trying to get my attention for the last ten minutes through increasingly

  • I Faked My Death to Destroy My Husband   Private

    ### Chapter 43: Structural Integrity**Irene**My emotional firewall hadn’t just experienced a minor glitch; it had suffered a catastrophic grid failure.For five years, that system had been flawless. It had survived family dinners, shared holiday toasts, and endless weekends of watching Romeo Rossi exist in my peripheral vision without a single breach. But apparently, all it took to trigger a complete meltdown was a plastic toy, the scent of expensive cedarwood, and a pair of hazel eyes burning a hole straight through my carefully constructed armor.*Terminal.*God, why did I say that out loud? I needed to ban myself from speaking under the influence of his proximity.Fortunately, when you are dealing with a five-year-old Galante, you don't have time to dwell on your near-fatal lapses in judgment. Elara was already demanding a secondary diagnosis."Auntie Ren," Elara protested, stamping her tiny sneaker onto the woven blanket. "If Zio Romeo is fine, why is his face so red? Is he turn

  • I Faked My Death to Destroy My Husband   Terminal

    RomeoIt happened on a Sunday afternoon in the Borghese Gardens.The kind of day that makes Rome feel deceptively harmless. Late spring sunlight filtering through the tall stone pines, scattering gold across the grass in soft, trembling patches. The air carried the smell of crushed leaves, distant espresso, and river wind.Dante and Isabella had wandered off toward the fountains with the kind of casual negligence only parents of a highly confident child could afford. That left Irene and me on a wide woven blanket with Elara.“Zio Romeo.” Elara announced, as if issuing a court summons.She dropped a plastic, aggressively colorful stethoscope onto my chest with zero regard for consent or medical ethics.“You are sick.” she declared. “Zia Ren is the doctor today. You have to lie still.”I looked up slowly.Irene was sitting cross-legged on the blanket, sunlight catching in her dark hair. She wore a thin white linen sundress that made absolutely no effort to protect my sanity and a smea

  • I Faked My Death to Destroy My Husband   We were safe now

    Romeo By year two, the boundaries had not dissolved.But they had softened into something survivable.We started meeting outside the fortress of the penthouse.Never formally. Never intentionally.Just a long chain of engineered coincidences neither of us acknowledged.I would “accidentally” appear at the café near her architecture firm every Tuesday around four-thirty.She would “coincidentally” already be seated there with an espresso and a pastry she claimed she wasn’t going to finish.We always sat at separate tables.But our conversations drifted easily across the narrow aisle between us like sunlight stretching across stone.“The junior architect with the navy obsession…” I said one afternoon, leaning back in my chair with an espresso balanced between my fingers. “Is he still attempting to negotiate your caloric intake?”Irene snorted into her cappuccino. “Luca? No. Luca got promoted and moved to Florence.”“A statistically intelligent relocation.”“He realized trying to date a

  • I Faked My Death to Destroy My Husband   The boundary

    RomeoIn medicine, the Apgar score is calculated at one minute and five minutes after birth.It measures adaptation.It evaluates how successfully a newborn transitions from the pressurized, fluid certainty of the womb into the violent unpredictability of the outside world. Heart rate. Reflexes. Respiration. Color. Survival reduced to a numerical baseline.Most humans stabilize within five minutes.Our transition took five years.And somehow, against every law of probability I respected, we survived it.The catalyst for our new baseline arrived exactly three weeks after the night on the Tiber riverbank.Isabella’s labor began on a random day. Oh, we found that Alessia was not Alessia. Alessia was Isabella. A woman who faked her death to escape her stupid husband.Well, Isabella’s delivery was not calm. Nothing involving a Galante ever is.And through all of it, I remained exactly what I had always been.Precise. Useful.The little Galante entered the world on a rain-soaked Tuesday mo

  • I Faked My Death to Destroy My Husband   The question

    Isabella’s POVI threw myself forward, stepping directly into the space between the barrel of Russo’s gun and Dante’s body."No!" Dante roared, his grip on Mateo loosening as he tried to grab me with his free hand. "Alessia, move!"I didn't move. I stood chest-to-chest with Dante, facing the barrel

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  • I Faked My Death to Destroy My Husband   A little introduction

    Isabella’s POV I watched Mateo walk back to the bar, leaving his son alone with the nanny again. "He is pathetic." I whispered. "I spent five years terrified of a man who is nothing but a hollow shell." "Fear is a trick of the light, cara." Dante said, his hand resting possessively on my back. "O

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  • I Faked My Death to Destroy My Husband   She isn’t adopted, is she?

    Isabella’s POVThe heavy doors creaked open before I could even catch my breath. Suddenly, everything narrowed. The party's music, the strong smell of lilies, the people talking – it all just disappeared.Two people stood in the doorway. It was Irene, looking confused. And holding her hand, wearin

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  • I Faked My Death to Destroy My Husband   The little boy

    Isabella’s POVThe ballroom looked just as I remembered. The sparkly chandeliers, those huge velvet curtains that went all the way to the ceiling, the shiny marble floor where I could see my reflection on my wedding. But tonight, it felt like a place for the dead. White lilies were all over the pl

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