Donna Vanliere Books In Order Novels & Stories

He remembered the small wooden horse that had been reduced to ashes. "Ah–!" Blake roared, unleashing every ruthless method at his disposal to investigate. Within a single day, the entire city was thrown into chaos. The men who had run Lily down were dragged into the basement. Under torture so brutal it made death seem like mercy, they finally broke. "It… It was Victoria! "She leaked Madam's whereabouts and paid us to kill Miss Lily. She said she was the Don's favorite woman. As long as Helena and her daughter were gone, she could be the Don's wife."

Through the crack in the door, he saw her standing in the center of the living room, pointing at a pile of belongings the servants had carried downstairs. My clothes. My books. The tea set I had brought from my parents' home. The servants hesitated. "Miss Vale... these belong to Donna..." "What Donna?" Sienna lifted her chin. "From now on, I'm the mistress of this house. Throw everything away. Not a single piece stays." Matteo pushed the door open. The arrogance vanished from Sienna's face the instant she saw him. A gentle smile replaced it. "Matteo, you're back? Why did you leave the ceremony early..."

"I've already had the clerk wait in the conference room. Once the marriage certificate is signed, Chiara will be your madre. From now on, choose your words wisely." Matteo took a step forward in disbelief, his voice raising an octave. "What did you just say?" "From now on, she's the Donna." Raffaele said nothing more. He turned and carried me into the car. Before getting in, I cast a glance at Matteo, who remained standing at the bottom of the steps, completely bewildered. At that moment, it felt like all the grievances of my previous life and this one were finally being resolved. I had never dared approach Raffaele in my previous life. It wasn't until he died in an assassination that I real

He rushed forward, about to announce Lia's disappearance. The doors suddenly swung open. The hall fell silent. "Lia…" my father's face went pale. "What nonsense is this?" Riccardo froze, staring at her. "Lia…" Lia scanned the room, ignoring the sudden intensity in Riccardo's eyes. She spoke loudly, clearly, and deliberately. "Sorry to interrupt your little comedy. I announce that today's Donna ceremony is void." The crowd froze. Lina screamed first. "Bah! Our father is the Don! Who gave you the right to oppose him?"

Begging for protection from someone she feared. Was it Alpha Dominic or someone else? Then where was her daughter? Could it be that-- No! “Hey,” Caleb said, breaking through my thoughts. “You okay ma'am?” I swallowed hard. “I… I don’t know. Are there any more books about Lady Rina?.” He hesitated, then added, “All the other records about her were moved to the southern palace library years ago. For preservation, they said.” Of course they were. I exhaled shakily and closed the journal.

Seth pulled out his phone and left the door. I let out a heavy sigh and pat my chest where my beat heart has started to calm down. "Oh, thank God. That was close." "Baby, why did you lie to Seth?" Don is a professional in lying because of his career as a mercenary. He can detect a lie or truth, and he saw it right through me. He found flaws in my lie, and I can't keep it from him because we've been married for three months. "Terry didn't tell me the details of where he is going, but it seems he will be gone for a long time."

"Isabella, don't be angry. I'm going to explain everything." "Three years ago, I went after Vivian. She turned me down." "For her image, she demanded I give up being the Don. I couldn't do that." "She got vicious. Said if I weren't a Don, no woman would ever love me." "I wanted to prove her wrong. To get back at her. So I..." He trailed off, like the rest hurt to say. I clenched my teeth. My voice came out poisonous. "So the noble Don Angelo decided to throw his love at some peasant girl, Isabella."