She Called Me Her Groom's Mistress. Then I Repossessed Their Wedding Gift

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A sought-after bridal makeup artist turns down a Milan Fashion Week contract and flies to New York to do the makeup for her brother Maverick's bride, Eliza, a long-lost Campbell daughter whose return has supposedly brought the family new territory and routes. But the moment she arrives at the estate, Eliza asks whether she is still a virgin, then sweeps every product off the vanity and orders her out, calling her unclean and bad luck.

When the artist calmly calls Maverick and says she is taking back the Maserati she gave him as a wedding gift, Eliza snatches the phone, hurls it to the marble floor, and accuses her of trying to seduce her husband. The bridesmaids pin her arms, mocking her cheap makeup and her morals, while she photographs the damage: over a million dollars in ruined custom cosmetics.

What Eliza does not know is that the artist is the heiress to one of Europe's most powerful Mafia families, and that the Campbells' sudden rise came from doors she opened herself. She can close them just as easily.