Open Marriage: Claimed By My Husband's Dangerous Uncles
ContemporarySteamyFast-Paced PlotTwinsPossessiveCEOForbidden LoveReverse HaremRevenge
My perfect life as a perfect wife shattered the moment I walked into my matrimonial bedroom and found my husband cheating with my charity case.
I wanted a divorce. He offered me a deal instead.
An open marriage.
No love. No loyalty. No questions asked—just a quiet agreement to protect our company while we took what we wanted from whoever we wanted.
I said yes—not because I accepted it… but because I refused to be the only one left with nothing.
One night at a bar was supposed to be my rebellion—a reckless escape to wash the humiliation out of my skin. Instead, it led me straight into the arms of Lucien and Dominic Voss.
Two men who look like sin and power wrapped in expensive suits.
Two men who don’t touch gently… and don’t stop once they start.
I should have walked away the moment their hands found me.
Should have ignored the way they made me feel—like I wasn’t broken… just waiting to be undone.
I didn’t know one of them was already my mistake.
Didn’t know both of them were completely forbidden.
After all… they were my husband’s uncles.
Now every glance lingers too long. Every touch burns deeper than it should. And every time they say my name, it sounds less like temptation… and more like a claim.
Julian thinks he broke me. He has no idea he handed me to men who don’t share, men who don’t let go, men who are slowly teaching me just how dangerous desire can become.
And while he stands on the sidelines watching what it feels like to be replaced, I’m taking back everything that belongs to me.
Including the parts of me that should have stayed buried.
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Chapter: Prey To Predators~SEREN~As someone involved in real estate and construction, I’d seen my fair share of attractive men, yet none of them came close to the two seated effortlessly in that VIP booth, commanding attention without even trying.Calling them handsome would’ve been an understatement.A more accurate description would be that God created men, then men like Julian… and then created those two as an apology to the earth.I wasn’t usually one to stare.Yet, I did.My gaze drifted to one of them first, tracing the way the dark waves of his black hair caught beneath the flashing lights of the bar and how his jawline looked almost carved to perfection.A second later, my eyes shifted to the man beside him. There were hints of identical features between them, except his hair was brown instead.Twins?Needless to say, they were both equally fucking attractive.And right now, they were both staring at me.There was no mistaking it.As if to prove I wasn’t imagining things, the brown-haired twin leans c
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Chapter: You'll Regret This~SEREN~I blink once, then twice.Did he just say…“An open marriage?” The words scrape against my throat like sand as they leave my mouth.Julian nods before pausing to stare at me like I’m a child struggling to understand something simple.“Ah, figures,” he mutters before continuing. “An open marriage is when—”“I know what a fucking open marriage is, Julian,” I snap. “My question is why?”“Well…” Julian starts toward me. His fingers reach for my hair, and I nearly recoil when a faint whiff of what I’m sure is Lila’s juice reaches me from his skin.“Even if you can’t fulfill your role as a wife,” he continues, twirling a strand of my hair around his finger while holding my gaze like we’re discussing something perfectly normal, “you’re still very useful when it comes to running Imperium.”A glare flashes across my face before I can stop it, and I slap his hand away.“So what? I’m not entertaining or good enough to be your wife, but I’m educated enough to be your cash cow?” I spit out
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Chapter: Let's Have An Open Marriage~SEREN~“The diagnosis shows you have Thyroid Disorder—hypothyroidism, Mrs. Caldwell. The chances of you having children are slim to none.”Doctor Brown’s words replay in my head as I pull into the driveway of my house and force the car to a stop, pressing my forehead against the steering wheel in somber silence.Six years. That’s how long my husband, Julian, and I have been trying to have children. We’ve been married for eight years and spent six of them trying tirelessly for a baby.Last month, we got into a fight about it, and I decided enough was enough. It was time for me to seek medical expertise.The last thing I expected to hear was this.Hypothyroidism.Guilt floods my chest, tightening so painfully that I can barely breathe.Why me?The question lingers endlessly in my mind.I’ve always loved children, always dreamed of having a big family with Julian ever since college. He shared the same dream too.It highly explains why, six months ago, he started growing distant from me.
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