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Betrayed Heiress: Marrying The Ruthless Mafia Boss

Chapter 2 2

Word Count: 814    |    Released on: 09/04/2026

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eams. Our three-ton armored limousine spun wildly across the asphalt as the

ever seen a day of real combat-was hyperventilating. He dropped t

to die because

penitentiary had beaten into me. You nev

lled!" Victoria shrieked a

ame, I vaulted over the partition separating the passenger cabin from t

, my voice a lethal, icy whip honed in

he passenger seat. I slid behind the wheel, my combat boots slamming onto the pedals. The moment my hand

trying to force a complete stop. My mind raced, c

ramp approached

ft of three tons of armored steel caught the right-flank SUV completely off guard. Our reinforced bumper clipped their rear quarter pan

do

my mind. I accelerated, ignoring the agonizing grind of the limo's failing transmission. I dr

accelerated bli

ng SUV had no time to react. It plowed headfirst into the rear of the logging truck. The impact snapped the securing chains,

desolate roadside shoulder. The engine gave one

roken only by the hi

lunged at me, her face twisted in a grotesque mask of terror and humiliated rage. She couldn't handle the fact that t

!" she spat, raising

clamping around her wrist like a steel vise. I squ

ining from her face as excruci

earview mirror, my voice devoid of any human warmth

unfixable pieces. Victoria stumbled back against the leather seats, clutching her red, bruisi

yce Phantom glided silently onto the sho

of my neck stand up. The glass lowered just a fraction. In the shadows of the backseat, I saw the sharp, unforgiving jawlin

but I saw his lips curve in

t know who he was, but as the Phantom smoothly accelerated away, I knew

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Betrayed Heiress: Marrying The Ruthless Mafia Boss
Betrayed Heiress: Marrying The Ruthless Mafia Boss
“After five years in a federal prison, framed by my stepmother and fiancé, I was finally released. Instead of a welcome home, my stepmother tossed me a one-way ticket to Geneva and a threat: renounce the family name and disappear, or end up in the Hudson River. When our limo was suddenly ambushed by military-grade SUVs on the highway, their cowardice almost got us killed. I took the wheel, crashed the attackers, and saved their lives. But the moment the danger passed, my stepmother tried to slap me, called me a psycho, and abandoned me on the desolate roadside. My ex-fiancé later cornered me in public, trying to assert his dominance by grabbing my arm. They still thought I was the broken girl they sent to a cage just so they could steal my dead mother's biochemical research. I didn't feel heartbreak, only a cold, absolute certainty. They threw me to the wolves, not realizing the federal penitentiary had burned away my capacity for mercy. I hacked into the dark web and found out Dante Meltoni, the most dangerous Mafia Don in New York, was tearing the city apart to find a legendary underground doctor. I am that doctor. I walked straight into his heavily guarded fortress, pulled out a syringe, and saved his dying grandfather. Then I looked the terrifying Don right in the eye. "Marry me. And let me use your empire to wipe my family off the map."”