Chapter 10 - Sloan Thought I Was Finally Free—Until She Found the Divorce Papers in My Desk With One New Sentence Written Across ThemThe divorce had never been finalized.
The settlement had been delayed.
The lawyers had never completed the final filing.
Sloan discovered the papers.
Across the final page, I had written:
I DON'T WANT A DIVORCE.
She stared at me.
“Vincent.”
“I was wrong.”
“About what?”
“Everything.”
She cried.
“So what happens now?”
May you like
I took her hand.
“We start over.”
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Chapter 12 - Our Wedding Was Supposed to Be Quiet—Until Every Powerful Man in New York Showed Up to Witness the Former Mafia Boss Become a Father InsteadWe married in a small ceremony.
Chapter 13 - Five Years Later, My Daughters Asked Why Their Father Used to Be Feared Across New York—And Sloan Told Them the TruthWilla was five.
Chapter 14 - On My Daughters' Tenth Birthday, Sloan Gave Me the One Gift I Never Expected—A Photograph From the Day I First Met WillaThe photograph showed me standing beside Willa's crib.
Chapter 15 - Years After My Ex-Wife Returned to My Penthouse With a Newborn, My Daughter Asked Me Why I Chose Family Over an Empire—And My Answer Made Sloan CryWilla stood beside me on the balcony.
