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Rising From Ashes: The Mafia King's Bride

Chapter 5 5

Word Count: 878    |    Released on: 20/03/2026

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my sight, but the scent of her-something clean and cold, lik

lenched. Caesar hated strangers. He was trained to tear out the throat of anyone who approached me without permissi

ully on the velvet sofa, her perfect, statuesque features betraying nothing but polite observ

rrected, her voice taking on that iron-clad tone she usually reserved for the Commission. "She just handed us the Marino family's throat on a silver platter. A debt of blood

ply rested my hand on Caesar's sleek head. Sensing my rising lethal inte

less skirt. "I should check on the gala preparations. Excuse me, Eleonore. Damien." She slipped out

ternal warmth for the ruthless pragmatism of a Falcone daughter. "She is

ign is solidified by blood and fear, not by chaining myself to

aved m

over her. "I will drown her father in gold. I will elevate her family's status. But I wil

arrogant," Eleonore count

a crown. You're signing her death warrant. I'll have to send a funeral wreath

off. Anger was a useless weapon against Eleonore

a Matriarch," I commanded, pacing toward the floor-to-c

er anger faltering.

a dress without a single designer label. It was well-tailored, but old." I turned to face my mother, watching the realization dawn in her eyes. "Her

silence wa

r eyes... she didn't look at this room with awe. She looked at the exits. She looked at me like she was calculating ho

hard paranoia of our world. Eleonore stared at the rosa

she picked up the telephone

owns, a selection of diamonds, and an envelope with thirty thousand dollars in untraceable cash. Have a Soldier deliver it directly to t

eating the girl who held the Moretti Matriarch's favor, they were abou

York, a dark anticipation coiling in my chest. L

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Rising From Ashes: The Mafia King's Bride
Rising From Ashes: The Mafia King's Bride
“I discovered the dark secret my stepmother Beatrice had been hiding for years. When I threatened to expose the truth to the mafia, my half-brother Angelo and step-sister Carmella locked me in an abandoned Brooklyn warehouse. Carmella stood there in my mother's expensive silk dress, her voice sweet and venomous as she confessed how she had meticulously stolen my life and my father's love. Angelo looked at me with cold indifference, pouring gasoline over my feet before striking a match. "You're insane for threatening to break the code of silence," they laughed, leaving me to burn alive to protect their stolen thrones. My own father turned a blind eye, letting his trueborn daughter turn to ash just to maintain the illusion of his perfect family. The smell of charred flesh filled my throat. Until I died, I didn't understand. I had bled for our survival, even taking a bullet for the terrifying Moretti Matriarch. Why did my father let the bastard children of a Chicago bootlegger steal my inheritance and murder me? Opening my eyes again, the phantom heat of the inferno faded into a cool New York afternoon. I was seventeen again, sitting in the backseat of a Cadillac, just returning from my three-year exile in Switzerland. This time, I wouldn't just scream. I would marry the terrifying Prince of New York and watch my stepmother's entire bloodline burn.”