When Villainess Falls In Love

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Violetta Jeanne Bolshoy is a symbol of successful women in her career. As the Chief Marketing Officer of the airline company Bolshoy, her successful career didn't necessarily bring her happiness. Her decision to live single was opposed by both her parents. Trouble began when Violetta tried her luck at the gambling table, leading her into a heated relationship with her rival, the CEO of an investment firm called Faragos Kingdom. Faragos Kingdom wasn't just an ordinary investment company; they also controlled a drug cartel directly managed by their CEO, Matteo Accardi Faragos.

Matteo, known for his brutality, became interested in Violetta, a woman he met in his casino. His reason was simple: her demeanor resembled his own-rough, headstrong, fearless, and arrogant. Winning Violetta's heart wasn't an easy task because she had erected high defense walls and held her self-worth in high regard. As a result, their encounters rarely led to agreements but rather endless debates. Violetta didn't dislike Matteo, but her pride prevented her from admitting that she was falling for a Mafia boss whose life was immersed in crime. Eventually, she realized that getting involved with him meant becoming part of a larger scenario driven by revenge and criminality.