When My Twin Mates Begged for Me Back

Serafina Nero was raised by Donna Vittoria of the Valenti Family after her father, a Don, was assassinated. She grew up beside Vittoria's twin sons, Caius and Milo, opposites in temperament yet alike in their refusal to marry. For twenty years she stayed at the center of their world, until the night of her twenty-eighth birthday gala, when the twins publicly declared a betrothal to Luciana Corsi, a Capo's daughter. That same night, Serafina accidentally drank poisoned wine meant for the Don of the Valenti Family.

Recovering at the Family's clinic, Serafina learns the poison nearly killed her and has left her body weakened, her time to bear children running short. The twins blame her for Luciana's distress, demanding she apologize, while Luciana spreads rumors that Serafina accused her of the poisoning. Refusing to be their kept woman any longer, Serafina agrees to marry Don Dante Castellano of the Castellano Syndicate.

Now she has one week to recover, and she intends to prove to Caius, Milo, and Luciana that she can live without them.