Mafia Pregnancy 단편 소설 & 소설

My fiancé’s childhood sweetheart had been diagnosed with a terminal illness and only had a month left to live. Even though I disagreed, he still temporarily left me to accompany her in completing her bucket list of a hundred wishes. Three days before our engagement, I held the pregnancy test in my hand, wanting to tell him he was going to be a father. Instead, his childhood sweetheart posted a photo on her social media: “Thanks to Leo for spoiling me. I have no more regrets in this life.” In the picture, Leonardo was personally slipping a ring onto her finger. That ruby ring was a dying keepsake my mother had left me, and a priceless family heirloom. Before he left, he said he wanted to take it to the snowy mountains to pray for blessings on our marriage. I commented on her post: “Wishing you both a happy marriage.” Leonardo called me almost immediately: “Elena, don’t provoke Liliana.” “You will be my Donna. We have the rest of our lives. She doesn’t have much time left.” I smiled and told him it was fine. Because I had finally come to my senses: our lifetime would always be tainted by Liliana’s presence. If that was the case, neither I nor our child wanted him anymore. After getting my ring back, I was going to leave this place.

I was Damian Valenti’s legal wife. But to the rest of New York, Sofia Bellini was the woman he planned to marry—and I was the pregnant mistress who refused to let him go. Damian said it was only for show. Sofia’s husband had died saving his life, and he had promised to protect her. She needed the wedding and the title of Donna. I already had what mattered: his love, his fortune, and our real marriage. At least, that was what Damian believed. He was so certain I would understand that he spent our seventh anniversary helping Sofia choose her wedding dress. He never noticed that I was in the fitting room beside them, wearing the dress he had once promised to see me in. As Sofia admired herself in the mirror, Damian told her she looked beautiful. I lowered my eyes to the faint curve of my stomach and rested a hand over it. Then I made the one decision he never believed I was capable of making. He could give Sofia my wedding, my home, and my name. But he could no longer keep his wife and his heir.

My husband, Rafael Vescari, was the most feared Don in the city. Men lowered their eyes when he entered a room, and women knew better than to touch him. But when it came to me, Rafael had always been different. Especially after I became pregnant with his child. He hated other men looking at me. He hated me talking to them. Lately, he barely let me out of his sight. I only spoke to another man for three minutes at the gala. That was enough to make Rafael furious. He couldn't punish me the way he normally would. So he chose another weapon. Jealousy. He brushed a strand of hair from Sloane’s face while making sure I was watching. He drove her home even though she lived only a few blocks away, and he answered every message she sent while leaving mine unread. At first, I dismissed it as a childish game between lovers. I chased after him, asked him to stop, and believed he would eventually grow tired of it. It wasn’t until I was in a car accident that I realized I was wrong. While I lay unconscious and bleeding, the hospital called Rafael. The surgeon warned him that our baby was losing oxygen and asked him to come immediately. Rafael stayed with Sloane, whose injured wrist needed only a few stitches. “Elodie is using the baby to get my attention. Tell her I’ll come when she apologizes.” He hung up. Hours later, Rafael finally reached the hospital. The surgeon met him outside the operating room. “Your wife survived. The baby didn’t.” I watched the color drain from his face and removed my wedding ring. “Our son is gone.” “And I don’t want you anymore.”