FORBIDDEN AFFECTION
For years, i have been hopelessly in love with my uncle, who has always been a comforting figure in her life. I know it's not right. Trust me, i do.
But my love is not a simple, innocent affection—it’s a dark, consuming obsession. My feelings for him have been building up for years. Distance can never be a barrier to my feelings for my uncle.
When i got accepted into college in my city, I seized the chance to move in with him, determined to be close to the man I love.
Living under his roof, my feelings grew deeper, and my desperation became more dangerous.
“He doesn’t see me. Not like I want him to. But damn it, I can’t stop wanting him.”
"I’d burn my whole world down if it meant he’d notice me for one second.”
There’s just one problem: My uncle is engaged to another woman.
“She doesn’t even know him the way I do. How could she be his wife? I’ve known him my whole life."
"No one can ever take him away from me. I have always been HIS, and I will surely make him MINE.
"MY UNCLE IS MINE"
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Chapter: Rich psychopathLara’s POV Almost forty minutes later, I realized we were nowhere near the city anymore. I frowned slightly while looking outside the window. “Aiden.” “Hm?” “Where are we going?” “You’ll see.” I rolled my eyes. “You’ve said that five times already.” “And yet you’re still here.” Unfortunately, he had a point. I crossed my arms dramatically and looked back outside. Then suddenly— The large gates ahead opened. I straightened immediately. My confusion slowly turned into shock as the private airstrip came into view. And then I saw the jet. My mouth fell open. “…No way.” Aiden parked calmly like this was completely normal. Meanwhile, I was sitting there trying to process the fact that there was an actual private jet in front of me. I slowly turned toward him. “Aiden.” “Hm?” “Tell me that’s not yours.” A faint smirk appeared on his face. “It’s partially mine.” I stared at him. “You own a jet?” “You sound offended.” “You own a jet,” I
Last Updated: 2026-05-24
Chapter: Like an angelAiden’s Pov I drove through the city, traffic lights turning from red to green without really registering. My hands were steady on the wheel, but my mind wasn’t. It felt strange—leaving work in the middle of the day, ignoring meetings that would usually chain me to that office. Still, for once, I didn’t feel guilty. At the next red light, I pulled out my phone and dialed Lara’s number. She answered on the second ring. “Aiden?” Her voice was soft, warm, like it always was. It did something to my chest every time. “I’m on my way home,” I said. There was a brief pause. “Home? This early?” she asked, surprised. “Did something happen?” “No,” I replied, a faint smile tugging at my lips. “Just get ready.” “Get ready for what?” she asked, curiosity slipping into her tone. “I want to take you out,” I said. “We’re spending time together today.” Another pause—shorter this time—but I could almost hear her smile through the phone. “And where exactly are we going?” “You’ll see,”
Last Updated: 2026-05-23
Chapter: DELEGATIONAiden’s POV Kailin studied me for a long moment, his gaze steady, almost too steady. “If you knew all this,” he asked finally, “then why did you wait until now?” I let out a slow breath, leaning back in my chair. The answer had always been there. I just never bothered to say it out loud. “Because I didn’t care,” I said. Not enough to fight it. He frowned slightly. So I went on. “For a long time, marriage was just… another arrangement. Another decision made on my behalf that I didn’t bother to question.” I shrugged. “Elena, someone else—it wouldn’t have mattered. I was taking whatever came my way without complaints because it was easier that way.” Kailin’s lips parted, like he wanted to interrupt, but I didn’t stop. “I didn’t want a reason to break the proposal,” I added quietly. “Having one would mean I’d have to face what I actually wanted. And I wasn’t interested in doing that.” He watched me carefully. “But now?” he asked. I nodded. “But now I do care.” The w
Last Updated: 2026-03-09
Chapter: ONLY POSSIBLE WAYAiden’s POV I stared at the edge of my desk, jaw tight, my fingers tapping once… twice… then stopping. No. That couldn’t be it. Not after everything. “That’s it?” I asked quietly, lifting my head to look at him. My voice didn’t rise, but there was something sharp underneath it. “That’s all the information you got from him?” Kailin met my eyes, his expression serious. “That’s all he was willing to say,” he replied. “I pushed where I could.” I exhaled slowly through my nose and stood up, walking away from the desk toward the window. The city looked the same as always—busy, loud, alive—but inside me, things were shifting. Too many pieces didn’t fit. My father. His past. The things that never made sense growing up. I’d lived with questions for years without even knowing they were questions. Now that they were right in front of me, I wasn’t about to let them slip away. “That’s not enough,” I said, more to myself than to Kailin. I turned back to him, my resolve settling in. “Anto
Last Updated: 2026-02-10
Chapter: DARK WOLFAiden’s POV Kailin shifted in his seat, the humor draining from his face, replaced by something more focused. That was the version of him I trusted—the one who didn’t joke, didn’t waste time, didn’t let emotion cloud judgment. He took a slow breath before speaking. “I was supposed to meet Anton Varek last night,” he began. My fingers stilled on the edge of the desk. “At the club?” He nodded. “Our usual spot.” That alone made my stomach tighten. That club had been safe for years. Neutral ground. No cameras. No leaks. No loose mouths. If something had gone wrong there, it meant a serious breach. “I got there early,” Kailin continued, leaning forward slightly, forearms resting on his thighs. “Too early to blend in. And that’s when I noticed it.” “Noticed what?” I asked. “Eyes,” he said simply. “Too many. In the wrong places. People pretending to drink, pretending to flirt, pretending to gamble—badly.” I exhaled through my nose. “So we’ve been compromised.” “Tracked,
Last Updated: 2026-02-10
Chapter: IRRITATIONAiden’s POV The clock on the wall ticked louder than it should have. I checked it again, even though I already knew what it would say. The meeting time had passed. Three hours, to be exact. Three hours of sitting in my office, pretending to work while my attention stayed fixed on the door. Kailin was never late. Not late late. Not like this. He was the kind of man who arrived five minutes early and waited in silence, already prepared, already ahead. If he wasn’t on time, it meant something had gone wrong. I leaned back in my chair and rubbed a hand over my face, unease settling deep in my chest. “Where the hell are you?” I muttered. I picked up my phone and checked it again—no missed calls, no messages. I’d already called him twice. Both times it rang until it stopped. No answer. No voicemail. That bothered me more than the delay. Kailin didn’t ignore calls. Especially not mine. Especially not on meeting days. I stood up and walked to the window, staring out at t
Last Updated: 2026-01-27
Chapter: Chapter 18: Useless Omega – Orion’s POV Kai was behind the wheel, eyes fixed on the road. Damn, that Kai looked dangerous. His presence was sharp, like a blade barely sheathed. Nora sat in the front beside him, quiet. That left me in the back seat with Cassian. Big mistake. The man’s aura was impossible to ignore. Even just sitting there, his presence pressed in from every side, steady and unrelenting. Beside him, I felt like I was being measured, judged, claimed—without him saying a damn word. I forced my gaze out the window, trying to think about the land, the project, anything. But my mind betrayed me, circling back to the way he’d kissed me, the way my body had betrayed me. Damn it. Were all Alphas from the North this impossible… this tempting? “—If you’re done with your daydreaming,” a hard voice cut in, dragging me out of my thoughts. I blinked, realizing the car had stopped. Cassian’s eyes were already on me, sharp and commanding. “Will you please get down from the car.” My throat tight
Last Updated: 2025-09-29
Chapter: Say you didn’t feel thatAnd Cassian knew it. He pulled back just enough to look at me, his lips still hovering dangerously close. His eyes burned into mine, dark and unrelenting, for a moment, I thought he might lean in again. I was still struggling to breathe normally, still reeling from the heat of his mouth, my fingers clinging to his shirt. He seemed calm. Controlled. Like he hadn’t just shattered every wall I’d built. “Say it,” he murmured, his breath hot against my mouth. “Say you didn’t feel that.” I clenched my jaw, refusing to answer. If I opened my mouth, the truth might slip out. Cassian smirked, the kind of smile that told me he’d already won. His thumb brushed the corner of my mouth—light, deliberate—like he was staking a claim. “Thought so.” Anger flared hot in my chest, cutting through the haze. I shoved him, harder this time, enough to put space between us. My palms pressed against his chest, and for a heartbeat, I swore I felt his pulse hammering too. “Don’t you dare,” I sn
Last Updated: 2025-09-04
Chapter: chapter 16: Unexpected kiss Orion – POV The knock came sharp against the door. My chest tightened before I even spoke. “Enter,” I said, keeping my tone steady. The door opened. Cassian walked in. He didn’t just enter—he owned the space. His eyes swept over the room like everything in it was already his. Including me. I stayed seated, watching. “Orion.” His voice was calm, almost casual, but the edge underneath made my pulse jump. I caught his scent before he reached the desk—clean, sharp, laced with power. Alpha. My hands curled into fists under the table. Hold it together. He didn’t get to see me slip. “You asked for this meeting?” I said, clipped, professional. A slow smile touched his lips. Not warm. Not inviting. But it stirred something low in me anyway. “I did.” He leaned against the desk, one hand on the polished wood, the other loose at his side. “I wanted to speak… privately.” My pulse stuttered. “About the joint operations?” His eyes cut to mine, sharp as a blade. “That, and
Last Updated: 2025-08-29
Chapter: Chapter 15: Deal finalized Orion Drevenhart – POV The words landed harder than I wanted to admit. If the North pulled out… if Cassian walked away… the South wouldn’t just lose an opportunity. We’d lose years. Everything our people had worked for would collapse—and with it, my promise to them. A coil of tension wound tight in my chest. Pride wanted to argue. Survival silenced it. Survival always won. I reached into my case and drew out the second document—Cassian’s original draft. Clean. Balanced. Fair. Power split evenly, jobs divided, no traps buried in the fine print. Sliding it across the table, I said quietly, “This is the version we’ll sign.” His eyes flicked to it. His face stayed unreadable, but the air shifted. Approval. Without a word, he lifted the pen. The scratch of ink against paper was soft, yet it sounded like a verdict. My pulse thundered as I rose and circled the table. Relief surged—sharper, heavier—carrying something I refused to name. Up close, I caught the scent of him. Sh
Last Updated: 2025-08-28
Chapter: Chapter 14: Finalizing ContractOrion Drevenhart – POV I hadn’t slept. Not really. Just short naps between long hours of reading, adjusting, and rewriting every paragraph of the agreement. My head ached. My eyes were heavy. But I couldn’t afford to get this wrong. Every word mattered. The North was too strong, too polished, too dangerous. If I didn’t lock down the terms tightly enough, the South would lose more than land. We could lose control. My desk lamp cast a pool of warm light over the documents, while the rest of my suite was sunk in heavy shadow. It was past 4 a.m. when I sat back, my fingers stiff from typing and annotating. The edits were done. The contract now had stricter clauses and the North will have to agree to them. No military involvement. No override power from the North. All hiring had to prioritize Southern citizens. Most importantly, the land remained under Southern ownership—and technically, under me. This was the only way my uncle and the Council would accept the 50/50.
Last Updated: 2025-08-11
Chapter: Chapter 13: Convincing my uncle and the Southern council Orion Drevenhart – POV The car was quiet as it drove through the morning fog. I sat in the back seat, staring out the window, deep in thought. My hands rested on my lap, but my mind was spinning. The silence inside the vehicle felt heavier than usual, thick like the mist curling around the trees. The driver said nothing. Even the radio was off — just the low hum of the engine and the occasional crunch of gravel under the tires. I welcomed the stillness, though. It matched the storm building inside my head. I was on my way to meet my uncle and the Southern council. And I had one goal. Convince them to accept the 50/50 deal Cassian offered. I didn’t want to accept it at first. I still didn’t love it. But the truth was simple: we needed that deal. It’s not that the South was weak or poor. We had resources. We had land. We had money. But when it came to technology, the North was far ahead. Cassian’s company had the best systems, the best workers, and the most advanced tech
Last Updated: 2025-08-06
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