Synopsis

The Story of Divorced Claimed by the Mafia King: In Divorced Claimed by the Mafia King movie, Claire Hayes ended up penniless and homeless after divorce from her cheating and toxic husband Preston Hollis. Nowhere to go, she ended up at the Moretti mansion as Don Rafael Moretti's contract wife and his son Noah's stepmother in less than ten hours after her divorce. As Noah, the boy who refused to speak to anyone before, grew closer to Claire, the country's most powerful, Don Rafael Moretti began falling for Claire. But the story took a turn when Claire's ex, Preston, returned, determined to drag her back to the hellhole she escaped. Will Preston ruin Claire's second chance at a happily ever after? Or will Claire, now the Queen of Underworld, rise above her ex's schemes to make him pay the ultimate price? Characters: Claire Hayes Claire Hayes was the female lead of Divorced: Claimed by the Mafia King. She was a Harvard graduate who ended up in a hellhole when she married rich heir Preston Hollis. But once she escaped, divorcing the cheat, Claire ended up as the contract wife of Don Moretti, finding a second chance in love. Rafael Moretti Rafael Moretti was Claire Hayes&rsquo;s Contract husband. He was the most feared and powerful Don in the country. He fell for Claire when she stepped up as his son Noah's mother. Preston Hollis Preston Hollis was the antagonist of Divorced: Claimed by the Mafia King. He was Claire's toxic ex who cheated and treated her like an unpaid maid. But when Claire ended up as Mrs. Moretti, he regretted it all and came crawling back. Noah Moretti Noah was the cutest son of Don Rafael Moretti. He was a silent boy who suffered from attachment issues. But when Claire became his stepmother, he quickly found comfort and accepted her as his mother. &nbsp; TRANSLATE with x English Arabic Hebrew Polish Bulgarian Hindi Portuguese Catalan Hmong Daw Romanian Chinese Simplified Hungarian Russian Chinese Traditional Indonesian Slovak Czech Italian Slovenian Danish Japanese Spanish Dutch Klingon Swedish English Korean Thai Estonian Latvian Turkish Finnish Lithuanian Ukrainian French Malay Urdu German Maltese <