They Only Mourned After I Became a Ghost

Elena was the invisible daughter in a Mafia family—unloved, unnoticed, unwanted. Until her own sister dragged her into the wine cellar and ended her life. Her soul didn't leave. It stayed, forced to watch as her family threw a party to celebrate her disappearance. Her father dismissed her as a drama queen. Her mother called her an eyesore who finally did them all a favor. Her fiancé spat on her name, calling her vicious and manipulative. Even her brother laughed it off, convinced she was just throwing another tantrum for attention. No one looked for her. No one cared. Not until her corpse was found. Not until someone opened the diary she'd hidden away—ninety-nine entries of silent suffering, each one a wound they'd carved into her heart. Only then did they realize what they'd done. Only then did the guilt come crashing down. But Elena was already gone. And now, the ones who destroyed her will discover that living with the truth is a hell far worse than death.