All Chapters of The Don’s unexpected fiancée.: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Dante's POVThere is blood everywhere. I do not want Isabella to come close. I know that she is pregnant, and it will make her nauseous. Mary has fainted. She still believes that we are going to do the same to her. Mary is going to have a lot of trauma after this. We watch the sharks as they feed on Tommy. It is not always easy to be Don in the Italian Mafia, but one must do what one has to do. You can not allow anyone to think you are weak. I quickly go to the bathroom, take a shower, and put on new clothes. I do not want Isabella to see me like this. I have ordered the cleaning crew to start cleaning. Our cleaning teams are well-equipped to handle the task. There will be no traces of blood or anything on this once they are done. "Where am I? Where is Tommy? Are you going to torture me like you tortured Tommy? Please do not kill me. Where did you take Tommy?" Mary asks. "Tommy is dead, and it is up to you to decide what you want to do. You can die with Tommy, or you can choose to b

Isabella's POVIt had been a few days since Tommy died. I am relieved. I know that he cannot do anything to my child now, but I am also worried about Dante and my father, who is going to war with the gangs. I do not know how long this war will last, but I do know that I have been preparing for it for a few days now. I don't know when it will happen. I want my father and my husband to be safe. I will feel relieved once it is over. They have been busy planning and watching the street gangs and the cartel. They know exactly where everything is. Mary also provided them with a wealth of information that they could utilise. But I am so worried about them. I know that the Italian mafia is much stronger than the cartel and the street gangs, but I am so concerned that one of them can get hurt. I am walking up and down in my room. I cannot lie down or sit still. I have to be busy the whole time, as I'm worried, and I don't like feeling this concerned. Dante is apprehensive about me, and he is

Mary's POVDanny is one of Tommy's better friends. The others are more like Tommy was. I am at my uncle and aunt's house. I am staying there because I am afraid to stay alone in the apartment where Tommy and I used to stay. I know that some of them will come after me and ask me where Tommy is. They will not believe the story that I told Danny. I am constantly looking over my shoulder to ensure that they do not come after me. My aunt and uncle have promised to take me to a safe location where I can stay for a while. But now I don't know anymore. I need a job. I cannot forever rely on my uncle and my aunt. They want to send me to Italy, but I do not know how quickly I can go. I know my life is in danger here. The only other person who can help me is the godfather. I will have to go to him. My uncle and my aunt do not understand how dangerous these people can be. I know they do not understand it because they do not know what I am going through. They do not understand how I have to suffer

Isabella's POVWe sneak into the garage and see that there is a door attached to the garage. I nod to Carlos, indicating it's time to start his show. Carlos goes to the front door. He knocks on the door and starts calling for Mary, and he sounds like Tommy used to sound. I can't hear muffling in the kitchen, so we know exactly where they are. I know where the kitchen is, and I know where the back door is. My other men are waiting at the back door in case some of these people try to escape. "Mary, are you here? I've been looking for you, honey," Carlos says. I heard the muffling sounds coming from the kitchen again. And I think it's because whoever is in the kitchen with Mary is keeping her mouth shut, which is a good thing. After all, I think Mary would have screamed if she had felt Tommy was still alive. How the hell is he still alive when she saw him being fed to the sharks? "Tommy! We were looking for you. It is I, Manuel. I'm glad you're okay. We thought that you might have been

Isabella's POV"Oh, the orphan is pregnant. I wonder if Dante knows if it is his child or not. She was living in a particularly rough part of town. She grew up in an orphanage, so I don't know if the child is Don Angelo's child," Antionette says. "Excuse me, were you talking about me. I may have grown up in an orphanage, but I have morals, and I have better morals than you do, who are openly flirting with a married man. I swear one more word out of your awful mouth and I am going to slap it shut. I had had about enough of you. I don't even know who you are, and I don't believe you're here to help with the war. I can't see you as a Donna who can fight. I believe you are here to look for a husband and nothing else. I am sorry, but my husband is taken. We are happily married. And believe me, Dante knows it is his child," I say. "Dante, if I were you, I would do a paternity test. I do not believe that the child is yours. I do not believe that anybody believes it. And the only way for yo