Dante Boss Cavallaro. His wife died four years ago. On the verge of becoming the youngest head of the family in the history of the Chicago Mafia, Dante needs a new wife, and Valentina is chosen for this role. Valentina also lost her husband, but her first marriage was always just a façade. At eighteen, she agreed to marry Antonio in order to hide the truth: Antonio was gay and loved a stranger. Even after his death, she kept this secret. Not only to preserve the honor of the deceased, but also for the sake of your safety. Now that she is forced to marry Dante, her castle of lies is in danger of being destroyed. Dante is only thirty-six, but he is already feared and respected in the Syndicate, and he is notorious for always getting what he wants. Valentina is terrified that her wedding night might reveal her secret, but her fears turn out to be in vain when Dante shows complete indifference to her. Soon her fear gives way to confusion, and then indignation. Valentina is tired of being ignored. She is determined to gain Dante's attention and passion, even if she cannot have his heart, which still belongs to his dead wife.