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MAFIA'S FORGOTTEN BRIDE

Taming the Stallion Most women imagine Angelo Sorrentino as rich, handsome, and confident, except Emily Rosette. In her eyes, Angelo Sorrentino is a ruthless, bitter, and heartless businessman who goes out of his way to ruin people's lives at the drop of a hat. After taking over his late father’s wealth and enjoying the protection of both his wealth and some of the most dangerous men in New York who are loyal to him, Angelo sees himself as indestructible. After a fatal car crash, Angelo wakes up unable to remember much about his life other than calling Emily his wife. Emily is presented with an irresistible deal, one that she cannot simply reject. Torn between her desire to tell Angelo the truth and her need to save her son's life, she takes the deal and pretends to be Angelo’s wife. Emily soon learns that being known as "Mrs. Sorrentino" comes with both its perks and dangers. She is now tasked with protecting her fake husband, Angelo, at all costs from the people closest to him. The world of the rich is proving to be bigger than what Emily had thought it to be, proving once again that not all that glitters is gold.

Eugenia_Zantoto · 现代言情
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197 Chs

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The next day

Emily couched and caressed the sides of her son's face. She looked into his eyes to say her final goodbye for the day—well, at least until she could get enough time away from Angelo to see him.

There was no doubt in Emily's mind that by her son's facial expression, he was clearly upset; after spending three blissful days with his mother, it was time for him to go back and live with his grandmother.

Emily admired the strong bond that had grown between Angelo and her son; if it were any other situation, things would have been much different, and they would have been a family of three. But sadly for her, the reality of it all was that she could not have her cake and eat it too.

"I have to go now, but I promise to come and visit you," Emily promised her son in a low voice, and she watched as Gorgio frowned and looked down at his hands rather than looking at his mother.