icon 0
icon TOP UP
rightIcon
icon Reading History
rightIcon
icon Sign out
rightIcon
icon Get the APP
rightIcon

Too Late: The Don's Queen Is Not Me

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 767    |    Released on: 03/06/2026

ian

ondescending curve of her lips flat

could escape, her telephone began to shr

at the illum

was

ummons without a m

ookie's voice as it b

critical shipment at

ur, promising him she would be t

ack at me, her brief astonishme

ittle laugh

f pathetic, her vo

ss took precedence, and that my ma

she forced the heavy door open

y without a ba

d, deadening silence

nights I had kept vigil in th

ust abandoned the Underboss of the city to

ached the SUV and opened

t his sister had depar

of contempt in his thr

tually rushing off to play the

is thumb moved across the scr

the devi

screen, and a muscle

o's publi

na and Leo, their faces bright under t

nt the entirety of the previous week in that same city

imestamp, and I registere

y of our fift

penthouse, a velvet box in my po

oned to say she was si

s, making a public spectacle

vestige of mercy in me w

ne back to Enzo, my

to get out

und garage as I took the driver's seat, a

red chassis a battering ram against the night

ing halt on the curb and strode

he lobby, their bodies recoiling from the c

e frosted glass door of

hed for the han

s eager voice fro

her on a romanti

a genuine, unguarded sound sh

thing of great importance

ifted my boot and drove it into

he heavy glass panel crashed inward, landi

d into t

emed to consum

et, a choked gasp of te

ood draining from his face un

with a profound, ch

so be held in May, my voice a quiet,

the first installment of a deb

Claim Your Bonus at the APP

Open
Too Late: The Don's Queen Is Not Me
Too Late: The Don's Queen Is Not Me
“For five years, I ruled the city's underworld as the Underboss, yet I hid in the shadows for Serena. I kept our relationship a secret because the blood on my hands was a source of shame to her. When a family mandate forced me to take a blood oath of marriage, I hoped she would finally accept my name. Instead, I discovered she had commissioned a solid gold signet ring-not for me, but for Leo, a twenty-two-year-old rookie associate. She had abandoned me on our fifth anniversary to flaunt her bond with him in Vegas. When I confronted her, she introduced me to her friends as nothing more than her brother's low-level lackey to maintain her clean image. She crushed the gold-leaf wedding invitation I offered her and threw it on the floor. "You let the old men pull your strings. You'll never be a true Boss." Her mocking words echoed in my head. I had compromised my very nature, offering her the keys to the city three separate times, only to realize I had wasted my loyalty on a vain, cowardly girl who lacked the spine to stand beside a Don. The grief in my chest withered and turned to ash, replaced by the cold, ruthless clarity of my station. I burned every hidden memento of our affair, permanently blocked her number, and publicly announced my marriage to Elena Romano, the lethal daughter of the Consigliere.”