Santino D'antonio

I've been in a three-year relationship with Antonio Bianco, the successor of the Bianco family. Everyone knows very well how much he loves me. But everything has changed the moment Antonio's older brother passes away, leaving behind his newly-widowed wife, Rosetta Serra, who's also pregnant. Antonio heeds Augusto Bianco's last wish by taking great care of Rosetta. He even ditches me at the altar numerous times for her sake. On our 51st wedding, Antonio still ends up leaving with Rosetta, who keeps crying her heart out. I just gaze at the way Antonio scrambles to come up with a new excuse. I notice how skillfully the wedding planning company is cleaning up the wedding venue in advance. I also spot the flash of a provocative smile Rosetta has shown to me behind Antonio's back as she links arms with him. Suddenly, I feel like a total joke for being with such a man over the past three years. When the hotel manager gives me the bill, he asks casually, "When will the 52nd wedding be held, Ms. Marino? We can make the preparations in advance." "There's no need for a wedding anymore," I respond with a smile. "Even if a wedding is to be held, the groom won't be the same person anyway." After leaving the hotel, I dial the number of the person in charge of the International Medical Organization. "Hello, I'm Cecilia Marino. I'd like to accept your invitation to join your organization, and I can leave anytime soon."

I woke up, and I was 28 again. I had twin heirs, and my husband was Santino, Veridia's most feared Mafia Don. He sat at the head of the Commission of the Five Families. His sharp profile was a fixture on the cover of the underworld's most exclusive magazine for several consecutive issues. Even the oldest Valerian families were lining up to offer him their daughters. All the women in Altoria envied my good fortune. But the first thing I did after waking up was pick up the divorce papers, the ink still fresh, and handed them to his childhood sweetheart, Jessy. "My lawyer will handle the divorce. The properties and assets are yours. Santino is yours. The children are yours, too." Sitting across from me, Jessy couldn't believe it, her eyes wide with shock. "Are you crazy, Alessia? Is this some kind of trick?" "How could the woman who has been Donna for six years give it all up so easily?" I lowered my gaze, my tone calm. "Since they all prefer you, I figured it was time to step aside." "Just have Santino sign it and press his signet ring into the wax seal." "Once the divorce is final, I'll leave Veridia for good." This time, I would not make the same mistake. I would never again be a Donna in name only.

Love and revenge don't mix well in the dark streets of Milan. When Daisy Fontana stepped into her engagement party at the Marino mansion, she thought she had it all. A handsome fiancé from one of Milan's most powerful families, a bright future ahead, and a perfect life far from her father's reach. But that dream shattered in a single night when her sister Sofia exposed her family's little secret... she wasn’t really a Fontana at all. Daisy was humiliated and cast aside by her fiancé Antonio, so she came up with what she thought was the perfect revenge. She'd get close to Antonio’s father, the feared Don Vincenzo Marino, by becoming his assistant. In her mind, it was simple: make Antonio jealous by becoming important to his father's empire. Then hopefully that would make him realise he made a mistake by letting her go. But what Daisy didn't know was that Vincenzo had watched her for a while, hoping for a chance. While she plotted her little revenge against the son, she had no idea she was walking straight into the arms of a man who had craved her for a while. She was supposed to get back at the son, but didn't expect she'd be falling for the father.

All it took was a gunshot to have this criminal fucking me senseless. I'd spent months trying to bring down Antonio, the criminal I swore to put behind bars. I even set a trap for him, using someone close as bait. But instead of going down in chains, Antonio offered himself to me, in exchange for freedom. I should have said no, I should have followed the mission. But as a lonely divorcee craving warmth, how could I resist the way he touched me? The way his fingers made me forget the rules I live by? This wasn't the plan. My boss didn't send me here to get addicted to my enemy. Yet every secret night with Antonio leaves me wanting more, and drags me deeper into his dangerous world. He's supposed to die for his crimes, but unfortunately, the real crime is how badly I want him. And if the news gets out, I won't just lose my job– I'll lose my life.

I'm the daughter of Don Falcone. After I got back from studying abroad, my family threw a welcome-home banquet, conveniently setting me up to meet the fiancé my father had handpicked for me—Santino Moretti. My father praised the guy to the skies in his letters: he was the heir to the Moretti family, elegant, ruthless, drop-dead gorgeous, and holding half the city’s underground operations in the palm of his hand. I arrived at the Elysium Hotel right on the dot. Just as I was about to take a seat, a hand shoved me hard. A woman's shrill voice pierced my ear. "Livia, what's a Sicilian peasant like you doing here? This is the Imperial Suite. Do you think you even deserve to breathe the air in a place like this?" I recognized the woman. It was Bella, a bitch who had always had it out for me back in college. She was clearly trying to humiliate me. Instead of getting mad, I smirked. "Whether I deserve to be here or not—is that for you to decide?" Bella sneered, crossing her arms over her chest. "I'm Mr. Santino's personal assistant. Today, Mr. Santino is hosting the eldest daughter of the Falcone family here. This isn't an occasion for bottom-feeding trash like you." "Be smart and crawl back to your slum." I pulled out my phone and dialed my so-called fiancé. I wanted to ask him if it was a tradition in the Moretti family to let their dogs bark at the front door.

On our third wedding anniversary, I received a cake from my husband. It had the names Clarisse Burke and Antonio Carey written on it, along with Happy Third Anniversary. But I felt like I'd been plunged into ice. That wasn't my name. Clarisse was his secretary. Sure enough, I saw my cake in Clarisse Burke's latest post, labeled Iva Grant and Antonio Carey. [Three years, and someone's already treating me like his wife.] Below, there was a comment. [Delete that post! The cakes got mixed up. Don't let Iva find out.] That was when I realized he had planned every romantic surprise in pairs. Holding my phone, I laughed at his pathetic attempt to cover it up. But I was done. I started planning my exit.

Cassandra Baker believes that Antonio Franches killed her parents fifteen years ago. and Cassandra will make Antonio regret it. However, Cassandra was trapped in her own plan and ended up in Antonio's bed. Can Cassandra complete her mission of revenge?

Después de sufrir una caída mientras estaba embarazada, mi hijo de seis años, Antonio Juárez, no corrió a ayudarme. Cuando desperté, ya había perdido al bebé. Junto a mi cama del hospital, Antonio se escondía detrás de Manuel Juárez y murmuraba en voz baja: —¡Yo pensé que mamá otra vez se había desmayado a propósito para llamar mi atención! ¡Ya lo había hecho varias veces para que no saliera a jugar con Dulce! Manuel dijo con frialdad: —Siempre recurres a estas escenas para llamar la atención. Antonio ya ni siquiera confía en ti. Deberías pensar bien por qué prefiere estar con Dulce y no contigo. Sentí que el corazón se me hacía pedazos. Al día siguiente de que me dieron el alta, volví a casa, recogí todas mis cosas y solo dejé un acuerdo de divorcio y un documento en el que renunciaba a todo vínculo materno-filial con Antonio.

Acordei e tinha 28 anos novamente. Eu tinha herdeiros gêmeos, e meu marido era Santino, o Don da máfia mais temido de Veridia. Ele chefiava a Comissão das Cinco Famílias. Sua presença marcante era constante na capa da revista mais exclusiva do submundo por várias edições consecutivas. Até as mais tradicionais famílias valerianas faziam fila para oferecer suas filhas a ele. Todas as mulheres de Altoria invejavam a minha sorte. Mas a primeira coisa que fiz depois de acordar foi pegar os papéis do divórcio, ainda com a tinta fresca, e entregá-los à sua paixão de infância, Jessy. — Meu advogado vai cuidar do divórcio. As propriedades e os bens são seus. Santino é seu. As crianças também são suas. Sentada à minha frente, Jessy não conseguia acreditar, com os olhos arregalados de choque. — Você enlouqueceu, Alessia? Isso é algum tipo de brincadeira? — Como uma mulher que foi Donna por seis anos pode abrir mão de tudo tão facilmente? Abaixei o olhar, com o tom calmo. — Já que todos preferem você, achei que era hora de sair de cena. — Basta fazer Santino assinar e pressionar o anel de sinete sobre o selo de cera. — Quando o divórcio for finalizado, eu deixarei Veridia para sempre. Desta vez, eu não cometeria o mesmo erro. Eu nunca mais seria uma Donna só de nome.

Ich wachte auf und war wieder 28 Jahre alt. Ich hatte Santino zwei Erben geboren, Zwillinge. Und mein Mann war Santino Genovese, der gefürchtetste Don der Mafia in Veridia. Er stand an der Spitze der Kommission der Fünf Familien. Sein markantes Profil prangte über mehrere Ausgaben hinweg auf dem Cover des exklusivsten Magazins der Unterwelt. Sogar die ältesten valerianischen Familien standen Schlange, um ihm ihre Töchter anzubieten. Alle Frauen in Altoria beneideten mich um mein Glück. Doch das Erste, was ich nach dem Aufwachen tat, war, die Scheidungspapiere zu nehmen. Die Tinte darauf war noch nicht einmal ganz trocken. Dann legte ich sie Jessy hin, seiner Jugendliebe. „Mein Anwalt kümmert sich um die Scheidung. Die Immobilien und das Vermögen gehören dir. Santino gehört dir. Die Kinder auch.“ Jessy saß mir gegenüber und konnte es nicht fassen. Ihre Augen waren vor Schock weit aufgerissen. „Bist du verrückt, Alessia? Ist das irgendein Trick?“ „Wie kann eine Frau, die seit sechs Jahren Donna ist, das alles so einfach aufgeben?“ Ich senkte den Blick. Meine Stimme blieb ruhig. „Da ohnehin alle dich bevorzugen, fand ich, dass es Zeit war, Platz zu machen.“ „Lass Santino einfach unterschreiben und seinen Siegelring in das Wachs drücken.“ „Sobald die Scheidung rechtskräftig ist, werde ich Veridia für immer verlassen.“ Diesmal würde ich nicht noch einmal denselben Fehler machen. Ich würde nie wieder eine Donna nur im Namen sein.