Dumped for Being XXL, Desired by the Mafia Don

Episode 1

Three days after a divorce, she enters a second marriage with a Mafia Don—strictly to give his son the mother he needs. No shared room. No emotional ties. Just a clean, simple deal. But the child falls for her first, and the Don starts changing the rules without ever saying so. He comes home sooner, notices everything she likes, shields her from her ex, and treats her like the contract was never real. She keeps repeating that this marriage is temporary. Then the most dangerous man in New York looks at her and asks, “What if I want more than a contract?” After that, nothing feels simple anymore.

Episode 2

Three days after a divorce, she enters a second marriage with a Mafia Don—strictly to give his son the mother he needs. No shared room. No emotional ties. Just a clean, simple deal. But the child falls for her first, and the Don starts changing the rules without ever saying so. He comes home sooner, notices everything she likes, shields her from her ex, and treats her like the contract was never real. She keeps repeating that this marriage is temporary. Then the most dangerous man in New York looks at her and asks, “What if I want more than a contract?” After that, nothing feels simple anymore.

Episode 3

Three days after a divorce, she enters a second marriage with a Mafia Don—strictly to give his son the mother he needs. No shared room. No emotional ties. Just a clean, simple deal. But the child falls for her first, and the Don starts changing the rules without ever saying so. He comes home sooner, notices everything she likes, shields her from her ex, and treats her like the contract was never real. She keeps repeating that this marriage is temporary. Then the most dangerous man in New York looks at her and asks, “What if I want more than a contract?” After that, nothing feels simple anymore.

Episode 4

Three days after a divorce, she enters a second marriage with a Mafia Don—strictly to give his son the mother he needs. No shared room. No emotional ties. Just a clean, simple deal. But the child falls for her first, and the Don starts changing the rules without ever saying so. He comes home sooner, notices everything she likes, shields her from her ex, and treats her like the contract was never real. She keeps repeating that this marriage is temporary. Then the most dangerous man in New York looks at her and asks, “What if I want more than a contract?” After that, nothing feels simple anymore.

Episode 5

Three days after a divorce, she enters a second marriage with a Mafia Don—strictly to give his son the mother he needs. No shared room. No emotional ties. Just a clean, simple deal. But the child falls for her first, and the Don starts changing the rules without ever saying so. He comes home sooner, notices everything she likes, shields her from her ex, and treats her like the contract was never real. She keeps repeating that this marriage is temporary. Then the most dangerous man in New York looks at her and asks, “What if I want more than a contract?” After that, nothing feels simple anymore.

Episode 6

Three days after a divorce, she enters a second marriage with a Mafia Don—strictly to give his son the mother he needs. No shared room. No emotional ties. Just a clean, simple deal. But the child falls for her first, and the Don starts changing the rules without ever saying so. He comes home sooner, notices everything she likes, shields her from her ex, and treats her like the contract was never real. She keeps repeating that this marriage is temporary. Then the most dangerous man in New York looks at her and asks, “What if I want more than a contract?” After that, nothing feels simple anymore.

Episode 7

Three days after a divorce, she enters a second marriage with a Mafia Don—strictly to give his son the mother he needs. No shared room. No emotional ties. Just a clean, simple deal. But the child falls for her first, and the Don starts changing the rules without ever saying so. He comes home sooner, notices everything she likes, shields her from her ex, and treats her like the contract was never real. She keeps repeating that this marriage is temporary. Then the most dangerous man in New York looks at her and asks, “What if I want more than a contract?” After that, nothing feels simple anymore.

Episode 8

Three days after a divorce, she enters a second marriage with a Mafia Don—strictly to give his son the mother he needs. No shared room. No emotional ties. Just a clean, simple deal. But the child falls for her first, and the Don starts changing the rules without ever saying so. He comes home sooner, notices everything she likes, shields her from her ex, and treats her like the contract was never real. She keeps repeating that this marriage is temporary. Then the most dangerous man in New York looks at her and asks, “What if I want more than a contract?” After that, nothing feels simple anymore.

Episode 9

Three days after a divorce, she enters a second marriage with a Mafia Don—strictly to give his son the mother he needs. No shared room. No emotional ties. Just a clean, simple deal. But the child falls for her first, and the Don starts changing the rules without ever saying so. He comes home sooner, notices everything she likes, shields her from her ex, and treats her like the contract was never real. She keeps repeating that this marriage is temporary. Then the most dangerous man in New York looks at her and asks, “What if I want more than a contract?” After that, nothing feels simple anymore.

Episode 10

Three days after a divorce, she enters a second marriage with a Mafia Don—strictly to give his son the mother he needs. No shared room. No emotional ties. Just a clean, simple deal. But the child falls for her first, and the Don starts changing the rules without ever saying so. He comes home sooner, notices everything she likes, shields her from her ex, and treats her like the contract was never real. She keeps repeating that this marriage is temporary. Then the most dangerous man in New York looks at her and asks, “What if I want more than a contract?” After that, nothing feels simple anymore.