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No Forgiveness For The Ruthless Mafia Don

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 838    |    Released on: 09/11/2026

risp sound cut through the low mur

thick with artificial sweetness. "Right here on the lawn, by the p

the clink of champagne glasses mingled as they gathered aroun

raised the heavy camera, and squinted throu

or flooded his eyes, and he pointed a tr

led back a step. "There's someone at th

ng into the expensive fabric. She was the last blood of the Ferrara family, whose territory Dante had swallowed whole, and she had never once

ded through her voice. "That's just a dummy Xianna put down there as a prank. She wanted

ot look at that shadow that was my body. He only turned his head a

boss, he ga

the bottom of the pool." There was

ast remnant of conscience and caution, he hesitated, took a step forward, and t

Dante took a step closer, radiati

The quiet challenge carried a killin

e authority he broke completely: he lowered his he

murk. The dark took me out of their sight, and he thought that was the end of

era again. The flash tore through the night like a sudden, bloodless bolt of lightnin

s the lawn in twos and threes, glasses in hand. The photographer's assistant wiped e

d produced a long velvet box. He opened it in front of everyone. A custom teardrop-diamond ne

oned months ago. It was supposed to

e box and fastened i

ght she gave you tonight," he said sof

a frail, false apology: "Taking something that was hers... I really do feel terrible abou

and announced to the entire party: "If she doesn't crawl out of that black

a king on a high throne, passing judgm

of the party. It came from the untraceable burner phone

, illuminating a truth no one knew: the caller ID show

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“Prologue At our third-anniversary party, my husband's childhood sweetheart, Livia, pushed me into the pool. I had been terrified of water all my life, and the life ring was drifting just in front of my hand. And then Livia reached out and pulled it away, hugging it to her chest, while my husband Dante lifted his phone and started recording. Dante did not even look down. "Don't be ridiculous," he said. "The water's barely two meters deep, and you took that diving course last year." And so I was left alone in that black, freezing water, punishment for being "disobedient" in his eyes. What he did not know was that I was already carrying his child. He did not know yet what he had done. I, long since peeled free of my flesh, was floating quietly above his head, watching him. This time, all that was left in me was a dead, flat silence. To stand aside and watch him drown, step by step, in the hell he had built with his own hands - that was the only thing I wanted.”