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My husband, Don Dante Torrino, is dangerously possessive.
When my first love returned, he decided to "test" my loyalty.
He brought home six other women.
"This is my house. I'll sleep with whomever I please. Don’t like it? get out."
I endured everything until he reassigned my personal doctor to care for the mistress.
I miscarried in agony.
But Dante said, "Sign the divorce papers. I want to give her the title of Mrs. Torrino."
I signed the papers without a second thought.
Humiliated that I didn't beg, he proposed to his mistress right in front of me.
Six months later, Dante came back, expecting to find a repentant wife.
Instead, he found me on the arm of Alexander Cross, the Chicago business magnate.
Dante's face turned ashen.
"You dare betray me?"

Claimed by the Don, The Price of Loyalty

He only wanted me to crawl out of bed, enduring the pain tearing through my abdomen, and apologize to him.


To tell him I shouldn't have hit him over a studio.


Dante would have surely taken it all back.


But just because I could see through his bluff didn't mean I was willing to play along.


“Dante, you're not the one divorcing me.”


“I'm the one who doesn't love you anymore. I'm the one rejecting you.”


I stared at Dante, my eyes burning with hatred.


Dante, who had been so arrogant just a moment ago, turned deathly pale, and even his gaze began to tremble.


I gave a cold smile and quickly signed the divorce agreement.


After everything I had sacrificed for Dante, he never would have guessed I'd suddenly agree to the divorce.


This agreement was just a tool he used to demand attention.


Neither his lawyer nor his Consigliere had taken the document seriously, so the terms were incredibly favorable to me.


Chapter 6