She Made Way for His Lover, but He Wants a Do-Over

Summary

Five years into marriage, Silvia Serra becomes both Dante Valenti's most lethal weapon and his most invisible presence.

She shields him from bullets. She crosses a freezing river for him. Her scars accumulate, and his response is an assumption that it is how things are meant to be.

In time, Dante grows repulsed by the violence clinging to her. He derides her lack of charm and gives his warmth to another woman instead.

He allows others to grind down her dignity, and with a new lover in his arms, he openly stains her name.

Silvia tolerates it so she can continue guarding him.