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Too Late For Regret: The Mafia King

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 800    |    Released on: Today at 12:56

na

n pieces of jewelry scatter

wed, becoming hea

lence-the warning sign every sold

teady despite the frantic pounding in my chest. "I told you I was r

rom the floor, his

coldly. "My operations require my full attentio

y existence as an afterthought u

n at the rui

letting out a dry, bitter laugh that scraped my throat. "You couldn't even be bothe

e space between us in an instant, a

d up, forcing me

ip a vise, tight enough to bruise. "You will clean up this mess, a

vorce, Vince

ink. I did n

ne agonizing second befo

was a direct challenge

left

away from th

me. "You belong to me. You belong to this Family. You w

oor, yanked it open, and

quired his fingerprint to be summoned, the security system his iris

lence, I walked over to the closet

on the edge of my bed ye

arkness, to internalize my suffering

that silence

anchor in this da

d my silence had

nly prot

f jeans, a few plain s

s, the expensive bags, and

ght with blood money, and walk

apers I had drafted months ago. I had signed them and sent them by a trusted courier directly to Vincen

heavy marble urn res

Rosa's

r from the cremato

husband, the former Boss, in the Family's a

ocking the door and dropping the

axi to the

I walked up the stone path toward the massive marble

iron gates of the mausol

he dim, quiet vault, holding t

alcove next to the

de, the rhythmic, heavy thud of b

ned a

e doorway, his massive fra

lder, holding a tablet that no doubt dis

blocked the stairs, their hands

open vault, and his eyes wen

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Too Late For Regret: The Mafia King
Too Late For Regret: The Mafia King
“I was burning with a 104-degree fever when my mafia boss husband's mistress sent an emergency code, claiming he was bleeding out. Too weak to stand, my mother-in-law took the medical supplies into the hurricane for me, only to be killed in a rival hit-and-run. I dragged my sick body across enemy lines to finish the delivery, only to find my husband laughing with his mistress in his office. "It was just a loyalty test to see how fast you'd react," she sneered. When I told him his mother died for their sick game, he refused to believe me. He called me a manipulative liar and threw me out into the freezing rain. Days later, he tracked me down to the family mausoleum. Believing his mistress's lies that we were just faking the death to steal his money, he snatched his mother's urn from my hands and maliciously smashed it to dust. He even shoved me so hard against the stone altar that I miscarried our unborn child. I watched the gray ashes scatter over his expensive shoes, my heart turning to ice. How could the man I loved be so blind, choosing a cheap mistress over his own mother's life and his wife's devotion? When the police finally arrived to confirm his mother's tragic death and the mistress's betrayal was exposed, he fell to his knees in the dirt, weeping and begging for my forgiveness. But I just smiled, demanded my divorce, and walked away.”