My Husband Ignored the Raid That Took Our Family

Alessia has spent three years neglected by Anthony, the first love who came back and married her.

When police raid her mafia father's house, her call to her husband goes unanswered, and her father, already in cuffs, tells her to ask why Anthony betrayed them.

At home his locked drawer stands open on bank records, a timeline in his handwriting, and a folder with her name holding the note Access to inner circle.

The marriage was a setup, not fate: her father murdered Anthony's uncle, so Anthony wed her to destroy him, taking notes from her bed while his best friend and her own father already knew the marriage was a con.

She packs a bag and leaves, yet he will not let her go, shielding her from the press, appearing at her wine shop and her mother's memorial, kneeling in the vineyard where he proposed, and returning the teenage letters he kept for ten years while swearing the plot was real and the love became realer.

Her heart still leans toward the man who feels like home, but with her father set on his empire and her husband set on revenge, Alessia stops waiting to be chosen and chooses herself.