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My Ex-wife the Mafia Princess

Vera and Lucas enter a marriage of convenience—a contract built on duty, inheritance, and cold practicality. Lucas believes their relationship is nothing more than a transaction. Vera, however, slowly falls for him through their daily life together. At a public banquet, Lucas announces important news but shines the spotlight on another woman, leaving Vera heartbroken. Then an accident steals Vera’s memory. As she rebuilds her life, her true identity emerges: she is the long-lost heiress of the Costa family, one of the world’s most powerful mafia clans. With a new identity and formidable background, Vera stops waiting for love and takes control of her own life. Meanwhile, Lucas finally realizes what he lost and begins searching for the wife he neglected. When they meet again, old misunderstandings, hidden truths, and family conflicts surface. Faced with status differences, emotional wounds, and outside obstacles, Lucas must earn Vera’s trust again—while Vera must choose between love, family duty, and her own growth.

Story Guide

Episode 1

The banquet is set, the cameras are rolling, and Vera believes tonight might finally mean something. She and Lucas share a marriage that exists only on paper—a business contract with no love attached—yet she secretly hopes he'll use this anniversary to tell the world they're married. Lucas takes the stage with a grand announcement. Instead of naming Vera, he invites a stunning woman up: Monica. Vera's face goes pale as the spotlight lands on another woman, and the marriage she quietly hoped for crumbles in front of every journalist watching.

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Episode 2

Lucas announces Monica as the group's global brand ambassador, and the crowd gushes over how perfect they look together. Guests mock Vera as a clown who keeps chasing Lucas's attention. Monica orders Vera to photograph the 999 customized fireworks Lucas arranged for her and post them online. Later, Lucas drinks something Monica offers him. In the haze, a woman leans close—but when he looks carefully, he realizes it isn't who he expected. He demands to know where the person went and orders an immediate search, sensing something has gone badly wrong.

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Episode 3

Lucas demands a divorce, accusing Vera of drugging his drink to trap him. Vera insists she didn't drug him, reminding him he wouldn't let her leave. Lucas fires back that the marriage only exists because of his parents' pressure, that he has someone else in his heart, and that she was only ever meant to be his wife on paper. He says he's ashamed of her. Vera protests that she's done nothing wrong—he came to her first. He denies it, claiming that without the drink and a scar, he'd never have touched her. Furious and hurt, Vera vows to make him remember her.

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Episode 4

Seven years have passed since the fire, and the old school is now a mall—but Vera is certain that if Lucas sets foot here, he'll remember her. Monica, meanwhile, coldly wonders how she can become Lucas's official wife while Vera is still alive. After a scare during a shoot, Monica clings to Lucas for comfort, and he tells her she's his top priority. Yet when she asks him to stay, he pulls back, stating plainly that he has a wife and asking her to keep a proper distance. Elsewhere, Vera ignores his calls, leaving him frustrated and searching.

Episode 5

Victor Costa arrives at the hospital, and the room reacts with shock—he's rumored to command the world's largest mafia organization. Vera has lost too much blood, and Victor orders every global medical resource mobilized, sparing no expense, threatening consequences if she doesn't survive. When someone calls her ordinary, Victor corrects them: she is Vera Costa, the sister he's searched for twenty years, the long-lost daughter of the Costa family. Meanwhile, Lucas refuses a ride home and tells Leo he can't find Vera, demanding all surveillance footage. The doctors warn Vera has suffered severe head trauma with possible lasting effects.

Episode 6

Two weeks pass, and Lucas threatens to send Leo to a mine in Africa if there's still no trace of Vera. Leo finally has a lead: on the day Vera vanished, a car accident happened at Queen's business district. Lucas insists there's no reason for her to go there—until he remembers that years ago it wasn't a business district but a high school. He recalls being trapped in a warehouse fire, saved by a girl like an angel whose face he never clearly saw. He swears he'll find her and make her his wife. Leo asks the obvious question: if Lucas always loved that girl, why did he marry Vera?

Episode 7

Lucas explains the contract: family rules required him to marry to inherit the group, so when Vera overheard his call with his parents, she cut a deal to become his wife in name only. He calls it all her calculation—a prenuptial agreement, a generous payout, no love, no intimacy. Leo points out that Lucas clearly worries about her anyway, especially after threatening to send him to a mine. Lucas insists he only wants her to sign the divorce papers. Then Leo mentions an injured patient at Saint George's Hospital who looks a lot like Vera. Lucas rushes there, asking after her—just as Vera slips away.

Episode 8

Vera's memory still hasn't returned, and Victor urges her not to run around. She hopes meeting familiar people from her past might help her recover. Victor brings her home to a grand villa, welcoming her as Miss Vera, and tells her to forget the past and start over—his sister deserves nothing but the best. Vera keeps dreaming about something important in Queen's commercial district but can't place it. Victor suggests she attend an important banquet there tomorrow night with him. It's time, he says, for the Costa family's princess to make a stunning appearance.

Episode 9

At the banquet, guests marvel at Victor's sister, noting she looks just like their mother when she was young. Talk turns to Lucas—his wife is missing, and he's been searching everywhere. Victor threatens to terminate all cooperation with Lucas's group for skipping the event, but Vera stops him, arguing a man so devoted to his wife shouldn't be punished. Amused, Victor adds a twenty-million order to Lucas's contract instead. Then Vera looks around the renovated venue and suddenly remembers: this place was once a warehouse that caught fire, and she smashed the door open with a fire extinguisher to escape with her classmates. Lucas arrives and recognizes her—it's you. He's finally found her.

If you love a contract marriage that shatters, a hidden mafia heiress, and a husband who realizes too late what he lost, this one's worth hitting play on tonight.

Cast

  • Vera — Female lead; Lucas's wife by contract; long-lost heiress of the Costa mafia family
  • Lucas — Male lead; CEO of the Wharton group; Vera's husband
  • Monica — Global brand ambassador; woman Lucas shines spotlight on at banquet
  • Victor Costa — Head of the Costa mafia family; Vera's brother
  • Leo — Lucas's assistant

FAQ

What is My Ex-wife the Mafia Princess about?

It follows Vera, who is married to Lucas under a business contract with no love attached. At a banquet meant to celebrate their anniversary, Lucas instead shines the spotlight on another woman, Monica, humiliating Vera in front of every journalist watching. After an accident steals Vera's memory, her true identity emerges: she is the long-lost heiress of the Costa family, one of the world's most powerful mafia clans. With a new identity and formidable background, Vera stops waiting for love and takes control of her own life, while Lucas finally realizes what he lost and begins searching for the wife he neglected.

Who is Vera in My Ex-wife the Mafia Princess?

Vera is the female lead. She is Lucas's wife by contract, and she is later revealed to be the long-lost heiress of the Costa mafia family. Victor Costa identifies her as Vera Costa, the sister he has searched for twenty years and the long-lost daughter of the Costa family.

Who is Lucas in My Ex-wife the Mafia Princess?

Lucas is the male lead and CEO of the Wharton group. He is Vera's husband, though he insists their marriage exists only because of his parents' pressure and a contract to satisfy family rules so he could inherit the group. He tells Vera he has someone else in his heart and that she was only ever meant to be his wife on paper.

Who is Victor Costa and how is he related to Vera?

Victor Costa is the head of the Costa mafia family, rumored to command the world's largest mafia organization. When Vera is hospitalized after losing too much blood, Victor orders every global medical resource mobilized and corrects anyone who calls her ordinary, revealing that she is Vera Costa, the sister he has searched for twenty years and the long-lost daughter of the Costa family.

Why did Lucas and Vera get married if it was only a contract?

Lucas explains that family rules required him to marry in order to inherit the group. When Vera overheard his call with his parents, she cut a deal to become his wife in name only. He calls it all her calculation, pointing to a prenuptial agreement, a generous payout, and no love or intimacy. Vera, for her part, secretly hoped the marriage might mean something more.

Why does Lucas want to divorce Vera?

After drinking something Monica offers him, Lucas demands a divorce and accuses Vera of drugging his drink to trap him. Vera insists she didn't drug him and reminds him he wouldn't let her leave. Lucas fires back that the marriage only exists because of his parents' pressure, that he has someone else in his heart, and that he is ashamed of her.

Is My Ex-wife the Mafia Princess worth watching?

If you love a contract marriage that shatters, a hidden mafia heiress, and a husband who realizes too late what he lost, this one's worth hitting play on tonight. It blends revenge, betrayal, contract marriage, hidden identity, mafia, family, medical, and amnesia elements.

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