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My Ex-Husband's Regret, My Freedom

Chapter 4 

Word Count: 776    |    Released on: Today at 18:07

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ic breathing vibrating through the cheap plastic speaker of the burner phone. Luca had sworn a bloo

ly asked. His voice was dropped an octave

gh. "Worse. I've been a dea

d later, the sharp, violent sound of glas

ts. I told him about the forged divorce papers, the daily chamomile tea, the as

vanished, replaced by the cold, calculating precision

ouse. Second-floor guest room. The perimeter

ost Protocol, the name Aria Vitiello ceases to exist. You will have no bank a

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t stop. He will tear apart the enti

mirror across the room. "I would rather die in a dirty

the hesitation gone. "I

custom jewelry. At three PM, a severe thunderstorm is going to hit the coast. I will use the lightning stri

ready." I

battery out, snapped the SIM card in half, and walked into

gner dresses and pushed aside the bottom row of shoe boxes. From t

atches. Every piece of luxury in this house had a s

of my winter coat and pulled out a thick stack of untraceable, non-sequential hundred-do

slid them carefully into a waterproof plastic sleeve and tucked it into the innermost

ock. It was two-fifteen. Forty-f

shoved it deep under the

ressively onto my face, slapping my cheeks until the color returned. I forced m

a simple, light gray loungewear set to hide the

down the hallway. High-pitched, malicious

tepped back, staring at t

ling against the lock mechanism as someone tried

g through the wood. "Mrs. Vitiello, please open the door. Mr. Dante

ag was barely poking out from under the bed. I slid

be right down a

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My Ex-Husband's Regret, My Freedom
My Ex-Husband's Regret, My Freedom
“I'd lived as a mafia queen, ruling with quiet strength, only to discover my entire life was a lie. My husband, Dante, secretly divorced me three years ago, then married our timid nanny. I wasn't just betrayed; I was a dead ex-wife walking, a ghost in my own home. A mafia daughter, I expected routine at Rossi's law firm. But Rossi, pale and sweating, handed me an envelope: Dante's divorce judgment, signed three years ago, and his marriage certificate to Gia, our nanny. Truth slammed me: Gia poisoned me for years, causing infertility, making her bastard son the sole heir. Hidden, I watched her force Dante, the Underboss, to kneel, drink hallucinogenic tea, and profess devotion. She smirked. This was calculated murder: my existence, my legacy. Rage burned, but clarity struck: disappear, or vanish into the Long Island Sound. From a hidden phone, I called Luca, the underworld's elite cleaner. "I need a top-tier scrub. Target is myself," I commanded. "Get me out of this hell. I'd rather die than be his taxidermy specimen."”