The Bride He Left Outside Married His Uncle

Marko, a young mafia heir, believed Irene, his distant bride, would never leave. For three years, he canceled their wedding following his friend Camilla’s fortune-telling. On their wedding day, he shut Irene and his unwell mother out, staying upstairs with Camilla, sure she could not run. Irene called Rafael, Marko’s influential uncle: “You said you’d crash the wedding. Come!” When her mother fell gravely ill and Marko made her sign a renunciation, Irene carried her mother out. Twenty Ferraris arrived. Rafael held out his hand: “Irene, I’m here for you.” She wed Rafael then and there, forcing Marko to call her his aunt. Marko finally saw her love had died from three years of neglect. He begged, compensated and knelt for her, in vain. He lost his shares and authority over wedding gossip and was sent abroad, with a late apology. Irene cut contact and began a new life carrying Rafael’s child.