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Chapter 143 - Vincenzo's Heir

Claire

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"Sign it," Scott's voice was gruff, his expression hardened into a scowl.

"Scott, I—"

Before I could finish, he interrupted, "Don't give me excuses. I've had my fill. Either signs the papers, or I'll do it for you."

I hesitated, suppressing the wave of nausea churning inside me. My eyes pleaded with Scott once more, "Did he contact you?"

His scowl deepened, his tone turning more menacing, "No, because he doesn't care! I refuse to let you waste your life in this marriage, waiting for him to come to his senses, because he won't."

I stared at the papers lying before me, and I couldn't help but think back to every single moment we had spent together. It was all too precious to just throw it away like that.

"If I could reach him just once, maybe he'd understand. Perhaps he's cooled off by now—"

His hand slammed down on the table beside the papers, the sound echoing in the room. "It's been two months, Cindy, two months! He doesn't care about you. No man would abandon his
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Mystery405
I love you author for creating strong female leads. I love all of them, be it Claire, Delilah, Evie, Allie, Lily or now Viv. You're the first author with such strong female leads in mafia novels and I love it. They're all relatable in their own ways and stand for themselves.
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Additionally, "capo" is used to refer to the head of the family among Made Men, instead of calling them the Don. Niko was referred to as Don Niko for most of his book, now Vincenzo after taking over will be referred to as Don Vincenzo.
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In Italian, "capo" translates to "head" or "chief." There's "il capo di tutti i capi," meaning "the boss of all bosses," often shortened to "Capo." Caporegimes, also known as Capos, are responsible for overseeing low-ranking soldiers.
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