I Stop Poisoning My Husband And Welcome His Mistress Home

Donna Vivienne DeLuca once poisoned her husband, Don Lucian DeLuca, to bind him to her after learning of his mistress, Bianca Bellini. When Bianca died in childbirth and Lucian shot Vivienne dead for it, she woke again on the very day she first found the lace lingerie. This time she smiles and tells him to bring Bianca into the compound.

Lucian empties the DeLuca vault for Bianca, hands her the heirloom diamonds meant for the Donna, and lets her stand rather than kneel in greeting, a public challenge to Vivienne's authority. Vivienne's bodyguard Mara Quinn, sent by the Valenti family, shows the pair no respect, and Vivienne quietly sends the divorce papers Lucian already signed to her lawyer.

Behind the calm lies a debt to settle: the Valenti money, gunmen and protection that made Lucian Don, and the child Vivienne lost while kneeling in his mother's chapel.