They Don't Know I'm the Don's Pregnant Queen

Eva is married to Christian, the Mafia king of New York, but her family does not know. Eight months pregnant, she goes home alone. Christian offers armored cars and thirty armed men. She refuses. Her family cannot find out she married the Mafia don. Christian orders land deeds, contracts, gold, and diamonds prepared. If Eva is happy, everything goes to her family. If she sheds a single tear, there will no longer be them.

At her parents' house, Eva is treated like an outsider. Her sister Lily is also pregnant, married to Johnson, who works for Christian and became the richest man in New York through a ten-billion contract from him. The family starves Eva, makes her stand, and gives the good food to Lily. They call Eva's husband a broke nobody.

Lily demands Eva's charm, the last thing Christian has from his mother. Eva refuses. Lily takes it and threatens to smash it. Eva warns that her husband will kill them, that he is the Mafia don. They do not believe her. They hit her. Lily challenges Eva to call her invincible husband. Eva says, "My husband will come."

Johnson once saw Christian at a private auction at Empire Tower. Christian asked for him by name. Johnson remembers a woman in hundred-million-dollar diamond shoes, the don's favorite, but he never saw her face. Christian plans to prop Johnson up because Johnson is his brother-in-law, even if he is a waste, and make him the richest man. The abuse escalates: a dog collar, a knife to her belly.

Then Eva makes the call. Helicopters and armored cars arrive. Everyone pays. The nobody husband owns the city, and Eva is its queen.