mistress of the vatican.pdf - End Time Deception

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The Wealthy
Landowner’s Wife
Wine maketh merry: but money answereth all things.
—Ecclesiastes 10:19
Over the next year or two after the priest scandal, when
Sforza Maidalchini was at his wits’ end over what to do with
Olimpia, it became apparent that the richest young man in
Viterbo had his eye on her. Twenty-year-old Paolo Nini was the nephew
of Olimpia’s godmother, Fiordalisa Nini. His father, Nino, had died,
leaving him the sole heir to a large fortune that included two palaces in
Viterbo, inns, vineyards, shops, farms, and rental property. In addition
to wealth, the Ninis boasted several deceased relatives who had been
high-level church officials.
Perhaps Paolo was attracted by the whiff of scandal that wafted
about the bright-eyed girl like exotic perfume. Unlike the many dutiful,
meek, obedient girls in Viterbo, any one of whom he could have married,
Olimpia was exciting. Olimpia was rebellious. Olimpia was very,
very smart. Olimpia would, perhaps, be a tigress in bed.
Nothing is recorded of Paolo Nini’s character. But given what we
know of Olimpia’s, he must have been a good-natured young man