They called another woman "Donna" and let her wear my crown. My four heirs—raised to hate me—thought they could break me. They were wrong. I didn't come home to beg. I came to collect. One look and the soldiers kneel; one word and the nanny falls. My own children don't command me—they are mine to forgive, mine to punish, mine to rule. I am Mia, the only Donna this family will ever fear. I never lost control—I let them bury themselves.
