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The Billionaire's Regret, The Heiress's Revenge

Chapter 5 

Word Count: 692    |    Released on: 12/11/2025

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eats, where millions were raised for charity to launder the sins of our actual business. I was attending for one reason o

esigner gown, as Alex took the stage. He was in his element

ntroduce the woman who will be spearheading the Waterfront Revival Project, a cornerstone of the

gown that clung to her every curve. Polite, obligatory a

nd found mine. There was a sile

light stumble. Alex's arm was there in an ins

e held her there a moment too long, his hand resting possessively

fled to the terrace, the cold nig

f my father's, found me there. He pres

y. "A Don does not think like other me

imits, Enzo," I said, my

augh. "Caterina?" he was saying to someone. "She's n

slid open again.

weet as poison as she gestured back toward

g a sharp, malicious gleam. "You know, Alex onc

ngs. She knew. She knew ab

whisper, for my ears only. "He a

e, the champagne sloshing in my glass. A flicker of tr

tilt just so, a seemingly accidental gesture that sent

wide, her lower lip trembling in a

ell is your problem?" he roared, rushing to Isabella's side, his arm w

s handkerchief. I saw the mask of wide

een withering for five long years-finally sh

ched glass of champa

as still fussing over Isabella, murm

ass over his impeccably

icy rivulets down his chest. He froze, his head snapping up to

im a cold,

with crystal clarity in the sudde

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“I knew my husband, Alessandro De Luca, was the Don of the most powerful Famiglia on the East Coast. What I didn't know was that our five-year marriage was built on another woman's grave. On our anniversary, I found his hidden safe. The code wasn't our wedding date or our birthdays. It was August 14th-the day his first love, Isabella, lost her family. Inside was a shrine to her: photos, dried flowers, and a love letter promising her a "castle in the clouds." There was nothing of me, not a single trace of the five years I'd given him. When he found me, he crushed her locket in his fist and threw it all into the fireplace. "Are you done now?" he asked, as if my heartbreak was a tantrum. He offered a trip to Sicily to "fix" this, then sneered that I had nothing without his name or money. But it was worse than that. He brought Isabella back, gave her my position at the charity I built, and paraded her at our annual gala, publicly claiming her as his own. He humiliated me in front of our entire world, siding with her after she staged a scene to make me look jealous and unhinged. He roared at me, "Caterina, what the hell is your problem?" while he comforted her. So I showed him. I walked over, poured a glass of champagne over his head in front of everyone, and said, "That is my problem." Then I walked out of the ballroom, out of his life, and sent him the separation papers. This wasn't a fight for his love anymore. It was war.”
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