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Thrown out. "And the Donna?" My voice is a low growl. "What did she do?" The butler flinches. "The Donna... she just stood there. She watched us take everything. And she didn't say a word." My heart stops. "Nothing?" "Nothing, Boss. She just watched. Then she turned and walked away. Her face was... blank." How could she be calm? Five years ago, a mistress knocked over her palette, and she threw a fit for three days.

There’s plants of lavenders centered on clean glass tables, the walls are a soft grayish blue with gray hardwood floors and black furniture cushioned with white fluffy pillows. “Welcome,” Donna greets us from behind her oak desk, she stands to take Eric’s hand. “You must be Eric and Renee, so good to meet you both,” she says with such a warm smile in convinced she means it. Donna is an older woman with swirls of gray and white curls, she’s petite and has a kindness to her brown eyes that you just don’t come across enough these days. “Hi, I spoke to you on the phone,” I tell Donna as she takes my hand in hers, it’s soft and wrinkly.gentle and comforting. I’m going to like her.

He took my innocence. I took his secret heirs. Now, he’s back to claim us both. Seven years ago, I gave everything to Lord Andrew—my body, my heart, and my innocence—in a night of unspeakable heat and sweet lies. When I caught him betraying me, I vanished into the dark, raising his twin sons alone while building an empire of my own as a top criminal defense lawyer. Now, a multi-billion-dollar hit on my sons' inheritance forces us face-to-face once more. Andrew is taller, deadlier, and completely untamed. He knows the boys are his, and he's using every dirty trick in the book to pull me back into his dark world. I promised myself I’d resist the intense, intoxicating heat that flares between u

After my husband, Don of the Rizzo family, died in a shootout, I took over the family and wiped out the one that killed him. To groom my daughter into the next heir, I handpicked four adopted sons to protect her. Ten years. I poured everything into them—my name, my money, my time. And every last one of them turned out exceptional and self-reliant. Over the years, with them at her side, my daughter moved forward steadily. Until the month before my daughter was about to take over my position, I got a desperate call from her. "Mom, help me... someone's got me trapped in the banquet hall. They're trying to rip my clothes off..." By the time I got there, my daughter was curled up in a corner, hal

The flicker of a smile she was trying to hide. “What are you doing here?” she asked, voice pitched high. I stood slowly, my knees aching, and handed her the envelope. “Adrian texted. Said something important was left at the house.” Someone whispered, “Who is she?” Then louder, “Mrs. Kane?” And laughter. “Our charming Don Kane has a secret Donna?” “No—” Adrian stepped off the stage. “No,” he said again, firmer this time. “She’s the housemaid. What are you doing here?”

Donna's TV interview caused quite a stir in Ventropolis. People were talking about it everywhere. The reporter asked, "Ms. Jolie, you've known Ethan Arnold, the CEO of Arnold Corporation, for a long time. Why didn't you two get together later on? Were there reasons for this?" Donna said, "Indeed, there were reasons..." Donna on TV looked tired. She seemed different from her usual glamorous self. Now, she looked like someone who needed help from others.

I was his secretary, not his wife. I lowered my eyes and corrected myself. "Don Derocchi." He made a faint sound of acknowledgment and continued walking, as if I were just another subordinate. My phone lit up. It was a message from Leo on his children's smartwatch. "Mamma, will Papa come home to spend Christmas with me tonight?" I froze mid-step and glanced back without thinking. Not far away, Isabella said something that made Aido lean in closer, listening intently. A breeze drifted through the window, and he reached up instinctively to drape her shawl over her shoulders.

However, she still smiled and nodded, leaning down to kiss his forehead. “You too. Get some rest.” Then she turned and left. Once her figure had disappeared from the doorway, Paul immediately called his aide. “Why is Emily’s number invalid? Has our intelligence system failed, or did the donna disappear and I’m the last to know?” His voice was cold as ice, sending a chill down the aide’s spine. “Don Garcia, actually, on the day you entered surgery, we already received news that Donna Emily had left the country. But during this time, you were…”

After all, they were all eager to witness the 45-year-old Don marrying the 25-year-old woman who had almost married his son. I wore an ivory-white wedding gown with a 33-foot-long train. Vittore was waiting for me at the altar in a bespoke black suit, his blond hair perfectly slicked back. I could feel his gaze fixed intently on me as I was walking down the aisle toward him while holding Dad's arm. Dad's hand trembled as he placed mine in his, whispering, "Please treat her well, Don Corleone." Vittore remained silent. He simply clasped my hand, holding it firmly.

Mother called. "Help me see whether your sister still needs anything. "It's Julianne's first marriage. We have to make sure she has something respectable. My little girl grew up so suddenly." Mother wept as she spoke. Father patted the back of her hand comfortingly. "It's all right. Maddie is the one moving out. Julianne will still be here with us." That seemed to make Mother feel better. She took my hand, removed an old watch from her wrist, and tried to slide it onto mine. The band was obviously too loose and wouldn't fit.