My Husband Made Me Draw Mystery Bags to Support My Daughter, So I Married the Sicilian Don

After three years of marriage, Elena Ferrara's living expenses are still decided by mystery bags. The most she has ever drawn is thirteen dollars. On the third day after her daughter is born, she asks her husband, Don Lucas Ferrara, for money to buy formula. He tosses the bags at her again: two dollars. The same day, her younger sister Sophia Rossi posts a screenshot of a one-million-dollar transfer from Lucas for her own baby's welcome gift.

Elena learns that her parents secretly raised the alliance payment on her engagement day and hid it in the bags, and that Lucas has barred anyone from hiring her. When she asks for a sleep sack for her newborn, he accuses her of using the baby to squeeze money from him. A nurse wraps her daughter in a spare blanket; Sophia's nursery is filled with designer supplies, liked by Lucas and Elena's parents.

Elena calls Salvatore De Luca, who once offered to be her child's father, and tells him to come for her in seven days. As Lucas laughs that she would never give up being Mrs. Ferrara, Elena packs a small bag in secret and waits.