The Contract Omega( MXM Romance)
Twenty-four hours. Half a million dollars. Or his mother dies.
Omega Caelen Ryn is out of options: his mother is dying, treatment costs half a million dollars, and loan sharks are closing in with brass knuckles and threats. Then a lawyer appears with an offer from Alpha billionaire CEO Aldric Fenmore: marry him for two years, every debt disappears, and his mother will be saved.
The rules are brutal: separate bedrooms, zero feelings, don't fall in love. Their marriage is a transaction. Nothing more.
Their first kiss is for the cameras. In public, they play devoted spouses. Behind closed doors, they're strangers.
Until Monaco.
When Aldric's race car spins out at 200 mph, Caelen realizes the truth-he's fallen in love with his husband. And when Aldric kisses him after his victory, raw and desperate and real, the contract between them shatters completely.
They broke every rule. They fell impossibly in love.
Aldric's ex returns, the man who destroyed his ability to trust, bringing a ruthless business rival and a plan for revenge. What starts as sabotage escalates into kidnapping, violence, and a premature labor that leaves both their lives hanging by a thread.
In the trauma room, as Caelen bleeds out, the doctor delivers words that break Aldric completely:
"You have to choose. We can only save one."
The husband he loves. Or the child they never planned for.
In that impossible moment, every vow they made, every sacrifice they offered, and every fragile dream they built together came down to a single, devastating choice.
A contract that was supposed to end. A love that refused to.
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Chapter: Chapter 96- Nicu Days Part 2Aldric POVDay 5Victoria and Richard arrived together, which was how my parents had always arrived at things that mattered, not separately and not making an entrance, but together, with the quiet solidarity of two people who had been through enough in forty years of marriage to have stopped requiring drama as a vehicle for significance.My mother had been to the hospital twice since the night of the surgery. She had sat in the waiting room, and she had held my hand, and she had not once told me that everything would be fine, which was the correct choice, because she knew as well as I did that telling people things will be fine before you have any evidence for it is a form of self-protection dressed as reassurance. What she had said instead, at two in the morning with blood on my shirt and both of us waiting for a door to open at the end of a corridor, was, "I am here," and that had been true and therefore worth saying.Now, in the recovery room, she went directly to Caelen in the way
Last Updated: 2026-03-09
Chapter: Chapter 95 — NICU Days Part 1Caelen POVThey moved me out of the ICU on the third day.It was, the nurses explained with the measured cheerfulness of people who had learned to calibrate optimism to the exact level that would not feel like an insult, a very good sign. A sign that my body was doing what it was supposed to do, which was the least my body owed me after everything it had put us both through. I did not say that. I thanked them instead, because the nurses had been kind and relentless and had woken me at intervals throughout the night to check numbers on machines that I had learned to read the way you learn to read a foreign language, clumsily, slowly, but with a growing sense that the grammar was not entirely beyond you.The regular recovery room was smaller than the ICU bay and smelled less aggressively of antiseptic, which should have been a comfort and mostly was. There was a window. Real light came through it in the mornings, grey London light that was not beautiful in any ordinary sense but that fe
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Chapter: Chapter 94-Where Hope BeginsCaelen POVWhen Dr. Rashid arrived mid-morning to assess the ventilator question, I felt something I had not expected to feel toward her, given what I knew she had said to Aldric in the operating room. She had pulled my husband two steps away from me and asked him to choose between me and our son. She had said it because it was the truth and because he had deserved to know it, and he had refused in the way that was entirely him, and they had both saved us. I understood that. I understood it in the particular way you understand things when the alternative would have been your death.I was alive because she had accepted no as an answer. Because she had found Dr. Osei and found a third option and fought for both of us simultaneously when the easier path would have been to make the choice she had asked Aldric to make.Her eyes met mine when she came through the door and something passed between us that did not need words, which was fortunate because words were still beyond me. She checked
Last Updated: 2026-03-08
Chapter: Chapter 93 — Waking UpCaelen POVThe first thing I was aware of was sound.Not words, not anything I could make sense of, just the low, consistent rhythm of machines and the distant murmur of voices speaking in the careful register that people use when they are trying not to disturb something fragile. The sound reached me before anything else did, before light or sensation or the understanding of where I was, and for a long moment I existed only inside it, somewhere between asleep and not asleep, not quite able to cross the distance between those two things.Then pain arrived.It came from my abdomen, deep and insistent, radiating outward in waves that did not care about anything except their own existence. I had been in pain before, through the preeclampsia diagnosis and the weeks of modified bed rest and the contractions in the warehouse that had felt like my body trying to turn itself inside out, but this was different. This was the pain of something having been done to me rather than something happenin
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Chapter: Chapter 92 — Two HeartbeatsAldric POVThe NICU was quieter than I expected. Softer, somehow, despite all the machinery, as if the room understood what kind of people entered it and had arranged itself accordingly. A nurse met me at the door and walked me through without ceremony, past rows of incubators, past other families in other vigils that I tried not to look at because their grief was not mine to witness.And then she stopped, and I looked through the clear wall of the incubator, and I saw my son.He was so small. I had known he would be small, had understood that intellectually from every conversation with every doctor across the past eight months, but knowing it and seeing it were two entirely different countries with no road between them. He was smaller than I had imagined even in my worst imagining. His hands were barely the size of my thumb. His chest rose and fell with the careful, effortful rhythm of someone working very hard at something that was supposed to be automatic. There were tubes, more th
Last Updated: 2026-03-07
Chapter: Chapter 91 — Still HereAldric POVThey told me to wait outside.Two words that should not have been capable of undoing me, not after everything the night had already done, and yet I stood in the corridor outside the ICU with blood drying on my shirt and my hands completely useless at my sides, and I understood that this was the part where all the things I could not control were going to have their say.The waiting room was small and aggressively neutral. Pale walls, chairs bolted to the floor, a water dispenser in the corner that kept making a small clicking sound every few minutes like it was trying to fill a silence it could not possibly touch. At two in the morning, it was empty except for me. The fluorescent lights had none of the drama of the operating room, just flat, relentless brightness that made everything look slightly wrong, including my own hands when I looked down at them.Caelen's blood, on my shirt, along the collar, dried now to the color of rust. I had not noticed it until I sat down and t
Last Updated: 2026-03-07
The Forgotten Vow (MM Romance)
He promised forever. Then he forgot he ever loved him.
Alpha Leander Voss had everything: power, wealth, an empire at his fingertips. Until the night he's kidnapped, escapes, and is left for dead along a desolate coast.
When Omega Avelin Mirei rescues the dying stranger, he never imagines the broken man will become his entire world. Renamed Shen Ross, the mysterious Alpha builds a quiet life with Avelin, tender mornings, stolen touches, and a love that feels like destiny.
They marry by the sea.
They promise forever.
But forever shatters the day Avelin's father suffers a heart attack. While Avelin keeps vigil at the hospital, Shen rushes home to gather supplies—and his kidnappers return to finish what they started.
The brutal attack brings everything back.
Shen wakes as Leander Voss: cold CEO and heir to a ruthless empire. He remembers his wealth, his power, his enemies, everything except the year he spent loving Avelin.
The man who promised forever is gone.
Abandoned and pregnant, Avelin raises their son alone in the coastal town where they built their life.
Three years later, desperate for a fresh start, he accepts a position at a prestigious company. Only to discover the CEO he'll be working for is the Alpha who destroyed him.
Leander doesn't recognize the beautiful Omega now working under him. But his body does. An inexplicable pull. A scent that haunts his dreams. A bond his soul remembers even if his mind can't.
As old enemies close in, Leander fights to recover what he's lost. But Avelin has already mourned the man he loved. And some broken vows can't be mended, no matter how desperately the heart remembers what the mind forgot.
Can you fall in love with the same person twice? Can you reclaim a forever you don't remember promising?
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Chapter: CHAPTER 5 — THE AMNESIALEANDER POVTHREE DAYS LATERI woke up to white ceiling tiles and the scent of ocean air.The memories came in fragments, pain, blood, rain. A soft voice promising safety. But no name. No identity. Just space where my life should be.Panic rose in my chest.I tried to sit up, but my body screamed in protest. My ribs and stomach rejected every movement."Easy now." A firm hand pressed against my shoulder. An older man with silver hair and military bearing appeared in my line of sight. "You've been unconscious for three days. Your body needs time to heal."Three days.I slumped back against the pillows and looked around. Bandages wrapped my torso, an IV line ran into my arm, monitors beeped steadily. Outside the window, I saw a fishing village, boats in a harbor, weathered buildings, the ocean.None of it looked familiar."I'm Enrie Mirei," the older man said, pulling up a chair. "My son and I found you collapsed near our village three nights ago. You were in a rough shape, stab wound,
Last Updated: 2026-01-26
Chapter: Chapter 4- THE VIGILAVELIN POVThe nightmare came at 5:23 AM.I'd fallen asleep in the chair, my hand still wrapped around the stranger's. His sudden grip, crushing, desperate, jolted me awake."No," he gasped, face twisted in terror. "The knife—"His voice was faint, barely cutting through the sound of rain. The heart monitor sped up as he gripped me tighter. Not gentle anymore and desperate."Conrad," he muttered, and the name came out like poison. His voice changed completely, dropping into something cold and sharp. "You think I didn't see this coming? You think I'm that easy to kill?"I froze. This wasn't the broken man who'd begged me to stay. This was something else entirely."I built that empire from nothing," the stranger continued, his words slurring but carrying an edge that made my skin prickle. "You married into it. You think that gives you the right to take what's mine?"The heart monitor beeped faster.Conrad. The name hit like a punch. Someone had betrayed him.His face twisted with rage,
Last Updated: 2026-01-26
Chapter: CHAPTER 3 — RESCUED BY STRANGERSAVELIN POVThe clinic smelled of antiseptic and rain-soaked earth, and underneath both: blood. So much blood that three hours later, I could still taste copper on my tongue even though I'd scrubbed my hands raw.I leaned against the cold tile wall, watching my father work. He moved with the efficiency of a man who spent twenty years in military field hospitals. His hands were steady as he cut away the stranger's blood-soaked tuxedo.The man looked worse than I'd thought. One eye was swollen shut, a deep cut ran across his cheek, and bruises covered his jaw. Even unconscious, he seemed vulnerable and in pain, which made my Omega instincts wake up and take notice.Something about him felt dangerous yet fragile. I should've been terrified. Father raised me to be careful, to protect myself, to never trust strangers, especially not bleeding Alpha strangers who appeared out of nowhere with stab wounds and no memory. But when those steel-blue eyes had opened and locked onto mine with desper
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Chapter: CHAPTER 2 — FALLLEANDER POVFor a moment, I felt weightless.Time slowed down. Rain seemed to fly upward. The van's taillights looked like fading stars as they pulled away into the darkness.I had built an empire on logic and calculated risks. I never believed in fate or anything besides my own will. I'd fired people for using words like destiny in business plans and called belief in higher powers a crutch for the weak-minded.And yet, falling through darkness toward certain death, bleeding and broken, the end seemed inevitable. I was thirty-two years old, dying on a random road because I was too arrogant to see the attack coming.If there's anything out there, if I survive this, I'll…Then gravity took hold.I crashed through a thick tree canopy. The thought ended when my skull cracked against a tree trunk. Branches whipped my face and tore my expensive tuxedo, leaving deep, stinging scratches on my skin. Something hard, maybe another trunk, maybe a jagged rock, slammed into the back of my head. Whi
Last Updated: 2026-01-26
Chapter: CHAPTER 1 — THE ABDUCTIONLEANDER POV"Three hours ago, I accepted an award for innovation. Now I was innovating ways to survive a kidnapping."Conrad had been in the front row, applauding louder than anyone. He'd even mouthed “Proud of you, brother" across the crowd. I'd almost believed him, almost forgotten that he'd been asking about succession protocols for months, always phrased as 'just curious' or 'planning for Elena's sake.'Now I was bleeding out in the back of a van, hands zip-tied behind my back, my tuxedo soaked with blood and rain.My consciousness returned in jagged pieces.The pain came first, a sharp, burning sensation in my stomach where the blade went in. Then I felt the cold metal floor against my face and tasted blood. I forced my eyes open.It was dark inside, but streetlights flickered past the windows as we moved. Two men sat on the bench across from me. One was massive with a scarred face, gaps where teeth should be. The younger one looked about twenty-five and couldn't stop fidgeting.
Last Updated: 2026-01-26
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