로그인“I've sacrificed so much for our sake, to get this duplicitous act from my husband and my foster sister!” My heart clenched at the sight of their naked bodies. I lacked words to say, My heart felt crushed under the weight of their sinful act! I was about to give Liam the most exciting news of our lives on our third wedding anniversary. The insemination procedure was a success, and I was pregnant with his child. That day turned out to be the opposite of what I expected it to be. I ended up being humiliated in the presence of my foster sister, I was asked to sign the divorce papers, and was also sent out of my matrimonial home that same day. **** “Mrs Sophia, there was a big complication from the final procedure we carried out on you. “What's wrong? I managed to say, without minding the tension coming from his voice. After a few minutes of silence… “A mistake occurred during the insemination procedure, leading to the incorrect sperm being used and….” he took a deep breath. "You're carrying the child of the CEO Williams Corporation.” My eyes widened in shock. “Whatttt!! This was just the beginning of my twist of fate with the ‘Cold and Callous Billionaire’.... Ethan Williams.
더 보기(Ava’s POV)
It was 11:47 p.m at night.
I have spent another night alone. Another night of waiting for a man whose scent still lingered on the pillow but hadn’t touched me in thirty days.
Leon Vance — my husband who is both my sin and my salvation.
The silk sheets that I lay on were cold, and too smooth for a new couple. I pressed the remote, and the big TV came to life, gleaming with nude images. Sounds filled the air. Moans that weren’t mine.
I lay on the bed, watching p**n on my TV, with my thighs clenched really tight. Video after video of men fucking women, big cocks splitting them open. I rubbed my clit through my panties, imagining Leon's face as he pounded into me on our honeymoon.
I didn’t mean to watch it. Not really. It just… happened out of curiosity or punishment. I couldn’t tell. Maybe both. I was so horny that I couldn't bear it.
My chest rose and fell unevenly as the moans filled the room. My body ached really badly, not for the strangers on the screen, but for him. For the weight of his lethal hands. For that rough, commanding voice that could ruin me and make me whole in the same breath.
But he was gone. Another business trip for a whole month just as soon as the honeymoon was over.
I told myself that I’d be patient. That I was better than my past — the stripper girl who used to dance under red lights and f*ck around. The girl who stripped when men threw bills at her feet. I wasn’t that woman anymore.
I was Ava Sinclair Vance now, the wife of the city’s golden billionaire. The woman who swore loyalty and promised to be faithful as soon as I became his.
But loyalty felt heavier when no one was watching.
I ran my fingers through my hair and slowly to my boobs, the air filled with perfume and loneliness. My vibrator was useless at this point. I needed something real. My phone vibrated— a message from Bella, my best friend. “I’m still in Paris. Miss you, babe. Don’t go crazy while I’m gone.”
Too late.
I dropped the phone, laughing softly the moment I realized that I am going to do something nasty today.
My gaze drifted to the mirror across the room. My reflection looked different under the warm light. I could almost see the stripper version of me that used to dance on a stage.
Maybe that was what I missed. Not just Leon’s touch… but my own fire.
Before I could even take a second-guess myself, I was already opening my closet. Dresses in shades of black and gold stared back at me. I reached for the one that used to make men forget their names and trigger their dicks.
“Just dance and have some fun,” I whispered to myself. “No fucking. Not even touching.”
Leon wouldn’t find out anyways.
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The city was alive when I stepped out of the car. The club’s name glowed above me — Club Orion. I used to dance here years ago, before Leon fucked me and asked me to be his forever.
Now I was going back as a ghost visiting her own grave.
Inside, the air tasted just like liquor. I walked past the crowd, until I reached the VIP section — where the lights dimmed and money rained in the air.
No one recognised me except for the manager. The manager blinked twice the moment he saw my face.
“Ava Sinclair?”
“Just Ava tonight,” I said.
He didn’t ask anymore questions. He never did. After all, the asshole didn't even attend my wedding.
I walked to the stage, my heels clicking like confessions. My pulse beat faster than the music. As I wrapped my fingers around the cold pole, I felt that forgotten hunger inside me exhale.
The music started. My body remembered it all before my mind did. The sway, the rhythm, and the slow arch of my back. Eyes followed and men leaned forward, longing for my body.
But none of them caught my eyes. I wasn’t dancing for them anyways. I was dancing away the sexual ache that Leon wasn't there to heal.
And then — I saw him.
He sat in the far corner of the VIP lounge, shadows hiding half of his face. He was wearing a loose shirt and pants, and I could see the muscles of his chest. I hated the way my body reacted to him, and how my pussy grew wet.
Two women sat by his side, one massaging his chest and the other massaging his cock in his pants. But he wasn’t looking at them. He was looking at me.
The moment our eyes met, I forgot how to breathe. His gaze was heavy — not the kind that only undressed you, but the kind that eats you up.
My fingers trembled around the pole. I turned away, trying to focus on the rhythm of the music, but my heart was already pounding on a different beat.
I told myself it was just a harmless curiosity but my body was starting to betray me.
Before I knew it, I was walking toward him, heels clicking on marble like a countdown. He didn’t move or blink.
The closer I got, the more my knees wanted to give in.
When I reached his table, I stopped. He leaned back, resting his arms on the sofa.
I should’ve turned back. But I didn’t.
Instead, I sat down right on his lap, my boobs facing him. I could feel his hard cock beneath my panties, and I couldn't help but want it inside me.
His body was really warm. The smell of leather, whiskey, and something darker clung to his skin. My hand moved on its own, tracing the hard lines of his chest through the open buttons of his shirt. His breath hitched barely but I caught it.
I hated the sound of my own heartbeat. It wasn’t supposed to race like this for anyone else but Leon.
Gosh!! What was I doing?
I told myself before leaving home that I’d just dance and not fuck around. But his body called to something wild inside me. It was something that I’d buried when I said I do to Leon.
He tilted his head, studying me like a secret that he already knew. His voice, when he finally spoke, was low and goddamm thick like smoke curling around my ear.
“You dance like you’ve done this before.”
I swallowed hard. “Maybe I have.”
He smiled, very slow and wicked. “And maybe you still want to.”
That hit way too close. I stood up quickly, breaking the spell. My heart felt like it might jump out from my body.
“I should go,” I whispered, mostly to myself.
I turned, ready to leave and find whatever was left of my self-control.
But before I could take a step, his hand caught mine. He was already on his feet.
In one motion, he pulled me back, spinning me around until my back hit the wall beside the sofa. His body pressed close enough that I could feel his heartbeat through his shirt.
His hand came up and rested against my throat, almost choking me. He came at rough, holding me still.
The world shrank. All that existed was the heat arising between us.
He leaned closer, his lips brushing my ear as he whispered,
“And where did you think you’re going, bitch?”
Oh shit!! Soo much for being a changed person.
I wanted to speak up. I want to remind myself of Leon, of my vows, and of the life I was supposed to protect. But the words never came.
Because in that moment — under the dim light and under his control, I realized something terrifying.
I wasn’t sure I wanted to be faithful anymore.
—Sophia’s POVThe beeping had gotten inside my head. I couldn’t tell anymore if it was real or just the sound of my blood in my ears. Every second. Every beat. Reminding me he was still here. Or warning me he might not be.Ethan was slumped forward again, forehead pressed to the bed rail, his hand covering Irene’s tiny hand. His back rose and fell in sharp jerks. I don’t think he was asleep. I don’t think he even remembered how.I sat on the edge of the bed, numb from holding myself up. My spine ached. My eyes burned like sand. But I couldn’t close them. Not when Irene’s chest rose so unevenly.He stirred again. Not much. Just a twitch of fingers, a shiver in his lashes.“Baby?” My voice cracked. I leaned down.“…Mom.”The word was hoarse, broken. But it was there. His lips moved again, slow, like he had to fight for every syllable.“…cold.”I swallowed hard, grabbing the blanket higher around him, tucking it under his chin. My fingers rubbed his arms, his chest, trying to press m
—Sophia’s POVThe night folded into morning without permission. I didn’t even know when the sky shifted. The blinds bled gray light across the room, cutting sharp lines over Irene’s body, over Ethan’s shadowed face. Everything felt wrong. Too quiet. Too loud. My heart beat like it was trying to make up for his.Ethan hadn’t moved from the chair again. His hands were locked together, pressed against his mouth like prayer or punishment, I couldn’t tell which. His eyes stayed glued to Irene’s chest, rising, falling. Rising. Falling. Every breath sounded like gravel through water.Irene stirred, his lashes twitching, a soft sound scratching out of his throat. I leaned close, my body trembling from sitting in the same position for hours. “Baby?”His lips shaped something. I bent lower, ear pressed near his mouth.“…tired.”Just that. One word. Fragile.My chest collapsed. I kissed his hairline, his temple, his cheek. “I know. I know, sweetheart. You rest. We’re here.”Ethan shot forwar
—Sophia’s POVThe morning after his whisper didn’t feel like morning. It felt like someone had dragged the night across the floor and left scraps of light on the walls. I sat in the chair, my neck stiff, my body shaking in waves I couldn’t stop.Irene’s hand was in mine. Still warm. Not strong. But warm.Ethan hadn’t moved in hours. He was folded forward in that hospital chair like his body was a question with no answer. His beard shadow was thick, his shirt wrinkled so bad it looked like he’d slept on the floor. He hadn’t. He hadn’t slept at all.Irene’s lips parted again. No sound. Just air.I leaned down, my hair falling around his face. “Baby? Say it again. I’m here.”He swallowed, his throat working hard. His lashes fluttered.“…Mom.”The word was softer than a breath, but it cracked something inside me wide open. I kissed his temple, his damp hair, my tears soaking him. “I’m here, baby. Always. Always here.”Ethan’s hand clamped on the rail like he was bracing himself against
—Sophia’s POVThe morning didn’t come so much as bleed in. Slow. Reluctant. Like it didn’t want to see us. Like even the sun couldn’t stand the weight in this room.The blinds leaked thin strips of light across Irene’s bed. Lines cutting across his face, pale and soft.His lips were parted, skin clammy but not gray. Still pink enough. Still alive enough.My hands hadn’t left him all night. One on his chest, counting, again and again. Rise. Fall. Proof. The other tangled with his fingers, though his grip was loose, almost nothing.Ethan was a wreck beside me. Head tipped against the rail, beard rough against his arm, his hand locked on Irene’s wrist like he was guarding a pulse that could vanish. His shirt was wrinkled, damp. I couldn’t tell if it was sweat or tears. Both. Probably both.The monitor beeped, steady. Not strong. Not weak. Just there. I hated that sound. I loved that sound. Every beat cut me open and stitched me back together in the same second.Irene stirred. Not muc
—Sophia’s POVThe first light hit his face soft. Pale gold through the blinds. Too gentle for what we’d been through. For what was happening in this room.I hated it.And I loved it.Because it showed me his skin was still warm.Irene’s lashes flickered. He didn’t open his eyes. Just small movement
—Sophia’s POVThe word sat in the air like it didn’t belong to us.Love.Too fragile. Too heavy. Too much.My lips were still pressed against his hair. Ethan’s hands were still cupping his face like he was holding something that could vanish if he blinked.“…love you.”It replayed in my skull, loop
—Sophia’s POVThe beeping blurred into the air.It wasn't separate, neither was it the background. It was the air. It was the floor. It was the pulse under my skin.Beep.Proof.Beep.Proof again.Irene’s chest rose under the blanket. Fell. Not much, but enough. My hand stayed there, like maybe if
—Sophia’s POVThe room was too small for everything inside me.Too small for this much air and tears and shaking hope.Irene’s eyes were still half-open, flickering, sliding closed then forcing back up again like he was fighting the weight of entire oceans. My fingers never left his hair. Ethan’s
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