The Obsession of the Reborn Mafioso

Episode 1

Alana grew up in an unloving family, but only with her; she was belittled for her physical appearance. As a child, she was loved by her mother, but when she began her teenage years and her physique developed, she took on a figure that was not accepted in society. At that time, a woman was considered ugly and unattractive if she did not meet certain beauty standards, and that was to be thin. Alana suffered from much criticism, which caused her to have low self-esteem. Her family despised her to the point that they let her live outside the main mansion, and her care depended only on her faithful nanny. Everything changed when the Empress chose the Barons to give one of their daughters in marriage to the Emperor's brother. He was a complete mystery within noble society, so what little was known about him was that he was a despicable man who had not yet married because he was an aggressive and sadistic man. Baron Salas accepted the commitment and offered his least beloved daughter, Alana. He would never offer Rocio, his greatest treasure.

The ceremony was very strange; the Archduke only sent his butler with his seal to accept the ceremony and take his new wife to the Archduchy.

Due to her low self-esteem, Alana was very shy when she met the Archduke and never took any risks with him. As time went on, her dear father offered her sister on a silver platter to the Archduke, and he took her as a concubine. This worsened Alana's situation. Her sister had been a monster in her life and treated her worse than a servant. Alana reached a point of suffering from depression and anxiety. Her distress was so great that she suffered a crisis with the slightest thing. Rocio, in order to be the main wife, accused Alana of having an affair with one of the Archduke's guards. When the Archduke learned of the situation, he turned against Alana and finished sinking her into the bottomless pit she was already in. Alana could not take it anymore and decided to end her life. When the Archduke wanted to investigate the matter, it was too late.

In the 21st century, Antonio was one of the bosses of the Italian mafia, feared in several organizations for having no mercy when collecting a debt. His motto was that betrayal is paid with death, but you cannot go to the afterlife without having paid your debt in life. He was quite resentful and did not hesitate to collect a debt. His love life was not very good. When he fell in love for the first time, that woman took advantage of him and, out of ambition, betrayed a man who loved her and gave everything for her. Well, the poor woman ended up in a grave forgotten by the rest of the world. He was not completely bad; he had basic rules such as not raping and torturing a woman unless the woman in question was a demon, never touching children, and charity was fundamental. From his business, he provided help to charitable foundations, such as those for children with cancer, orphanages, and single mothers.

Antonio was in a merchandise exchange with one of his clients when they were ambushed by the CIA. The confrontation was kill or be killed, and in the case of poor Antonio, he ended up with a projectile in the middle of his head.