The Siren the Don Will Never Keep
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Chloe trades the penthouse for Paris and a paintbrush, while Vincenzo learns too late what he threw away. Can his hunt undo seven years?
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Chloe was 21 when her father handed her over to cover a $2 million debt to a Brooklyn underground casino. The man who took her was Vincenzo Marchetti, the New York Mafia don. For seven years she was his mistress and a Hollywood siren. No producer touched her because the man in her bed was Vincenzo. She believed she would be his only woman, maybe even his Donna.
On her 28th birthday, after a family dinner, she overheard Vincenzo speak to his underboss: "Chloe is fun to play with, but for my Donna I have other options." That killed her love for him. She rebuilt herself into the perfect mistress who cared only about money. When Vincenzo asked if there was nothing else she wanted from him, she asked for a Ferrari. He left without a word. She opened the safe with her birthday as the code and sold five Cartier jewelry sets for cash.
The next morning Harper called: New York was talking. A headline said Vincenzo had met secretly with Chicago's Conti Harris and that Mafia Princess Genevieve was poised to be the next Donna. Photos showed a blonde woman in Vincenzo's black Brioni coat, barefoot in the rose garden, smiling back at him. The inner left collar still had Chloe's initial. Comments called her a cheap mistress, seven years and no ring. Chloe told Harper she was fine, the jewelry sale cleared, and she would take her to dinner at Per Se.
She cut ties, walked away from fame, and fled to Paris to pursue painting. Back in New York, Vincenzo began to regret his pride and started tracking her down. The seven-year bond and the way it ended set the chase in motion.
The flashback shows how it started: at 21, her father shoved her forward to cover the debt. Debt collectors dragged her into the casino basement and tore her secondhand red dress. Vincenzo arrived, tossed his jacket over her, and ordered his men to buy her a dress. Later, when the thug who ripped her dress bragged about breaking her, she smashed a wine bottle over his head. Vincenzo watched from the hallway and smiled. That was the first time she saw him smile.
