LOGINCierra.
I fumbled, my heart hammering against my chest as I whispered, “Uh… uh… can I make a call?” He paused, a smirk tugging at the corner of his lips, blue eyes glinting in the dim light. “Uh… sure, sure,” he said casually, though I could feel the tension behind his voice. I slipped into the bathroom, the click of the door locking behind me echoing like a heartbeat. My fingers trembled as I dialed my mum. The line rang twice before her warm, familiar voice came through. “Hey, girl.” “Mum… what the fuck?!” I snapped, exasperation dripping from every word. “What’s going on, baby?” she asked, her tone soft, careful. “Why are you flooding my phone with texts?” I fired back, irritation bubbling. “Oh… I just wanted to make sure you’re okay and won’t have any issues tomorrow,” she said, her voice casual, but there was a tiny edge of manipulation there. “Wow, so selfish,” I spat, anger rising. “Always checking in only when you need something from me!” There was a pause, then a soft, almost guilt-ridden voice. “Sorry, baby… I apologize.” I scoffed, rolling my eyes even though she couldn’t see me. “Come on, mom… you don’t even apologize on a random day. You only do it when it’s convenient.” Her soft chuckle floated through the phone, making my stomach twist. “Baby, get your punani wet so you don’t develop mood swings tomorrow,” she teased. I ended the call, shaking my head at the audacity, just as a voice made me jump. “Are you okay?” My heart skipped a beat. I stammered, “Uh… yeah… yeah, I’m okay. Totally.” He stepped closer, and I could feel the warmth radiating off him. “What’s going on tomorrow?” he asked, a quiet curiosity threading his tone. “Uh… uh… my sister’s party… I’ll be leaving,” I mumbled, heat creeping up my neck as I avoided his gaze. He didn’t press, but his presence was like gravity, pulling me closer without a single word. The air thickened with unspoken tension, and then he whispered, his voice low and teasing, “C’mon… let me clear your mood.” My pulse surged as we walked back toward the room. The moment the door shut behind us, he was on me. His hands on my hips, mine on his chest, the heat of our bodies colliding. Lips met in a bruising, desperate kiss, hands tangled in hair, exploring, teasing, claiming. He grabbed my breast, squeezing it softly. He took my nipples in his mouth as he sucked profusely. "Fuck fuck!" I moaned as he held my waist, pressing his cock on my thighs. "Do you need me to stop?" he whispered tracing his fingers down my clit. "No..No...fuck..No Daddy...Don't stop." I breathed out shamelessly. "Good girl, Now spread those legs for papa." he slapped my ass and flipped me over. I arched my waist so he could get an easy penetration as he stroked his dick before inserting inside me. "Holy fuck." I screamed, he closed my mouth and began thrusting in slowly. "Faster." I moaned as he began thrusting in fast, making sure his cock hit every vital place in my pussy. I moaned, giving into the raw electricity between us, our rhythm urgent, unrelenting. "Yes Yes, Daddyyy." I screamed out...he flipped me over and held my neck, choking me down to the bed, making me gasp for air. He kept fucking me hard, nonstop as my legs kept shaking. Moments, we were both trembling, collapsing into the bed with a synchronized shudder, hearts racing. I rolled beside him, my chest heaving, and the conversation began, tentative yet loaded. “Why… why do you want to marry a woman when you’re clearly not ready to settle?” I asked, voice soft, tinged with frustration. He tilted his head, blue eyes locking onto mine with that penetrating intensity. “How am I not ready to settle?” “Uh… your actions,” I whispered, biting my lip. “You should explain,” he said, voice low, dangerous. I stared at him, my breath catching. Oh… fuck. His eyes… dazzling, hungry, consuming. I shivered. Was it me he wanted, or something else? “Younger ladies have done me no good,” he murmured, almost to himself. “But…?” I pressed, leaning closer, heart hammering. “And why should I open up to you?” His voice was teasing but guarded. I crawled closer, brushing against him, heat igniting between us. “Because… we’ve gone two rounds, and I’m still giving you an erection,” I said, voice dripping with boldness. He scoffed, a laugh rumbling deep in his chest. “A whore has no place in my life.” I cleared my throat, shame prickling, but I met his gaze. “Oh… maybe if you don’t see it in the negative side, you’d understand why people become who they are.” His laugh was sharp, teasing. “Laziness. Laziness, it is.” I sighed, frustration mingling with desire. “But why did you say ‘younger women’? Are you young also… or is that your fetish?” He exhaled slowly, leaning back, voice low. “These are reasons I think twice before laying a side girl.” I sat up, smirk tugging at my lips. “Enjoy your night,” I said, beginning to pack my things, trying to mask the tremor in my fingers. He frowned. “Where are you going?” “To my spot… of course. My work here is done,” I said lightly, but the tension thrummed between us. “Nah… stay,” he said, a quiet command in his tone. “No… I have to go,” I countered. Before I could move, his hand grabbed mine, pushing me to the wall. I gasped, my back pressed flush against him. His breath ghosted over my neck, sending shivers down my spine. “I repeat… stay,” he whispered, possessive, low, intoxicating. “You have no right to regulate an order to me,” I breathed, heart racing uncontrollably. He smiled, cruel and playful, “But your body says otherwise.” I bent slightly, noticing my nipples hard, my body betraying me. His cock pressing insistently against my thigh made thought impossible. I swallowed hard, a shiver running down my spine. Finally, my voice came, trembling but daring: “Fine!, Show me how bad you can make my pussy drip, Daddy."Cierra's POV Morning came in slowly, like it was careful not to disturb anything. The moment I opened my eyes, I knew I hadn’t really slept. My body had rested, yes, but my mind had been awake the whole night, turning over thoughts I didn’t want to face.I lay still for a few seconds, staring ahead, trying to gather myself. For a moment, I almost allowed myself to pretend that everything was normal, that this was just another morning, that I didn’t have a reason to leave.Then I turned my head slightly. George was still asleep beside me.He looked peaceful, like nothing in the world could touch him. His breathing was calm, his face relaxed, and for a moment, I just watched him.Last night came back to me slowly, the long conversation, the way I almost forgot everything that stood between us. For a few hours, I wasn’t thinking about the past. I wasn’t thinking about what I had done.But now, it was all back. My chest tightened as the truth pushed its way forward again. I killed his f
Diego's POV I ran down the stairs, heart pounding, calling her name into the dark. “Mallory! Mallory, where are you?” The front door was still open, swinging a little in the night air. She had run out after our argument, after Cierra had seen us and left.The guilt from what we had done in the bedroom was still heavy in my chest, but right now all I could think about was finding her.The gunshot I had heard a moment ago made everything worse. Was it for her? Was someone waiting for us?I burst outside, scanning the dark street. “Mallory!” I shouted again, my voice echoing off the buildings. I looked behind cars, in the shadows, calling her name over and over. My head still hurt from the crash, my ribs ached, but I kept moving. The fear was stronger than the pain.I turned quickly, looking in the other direction.A masked man stepped out from the side of the house, gun already raised.“Where is she? Where is Cierra Monroe?” he asked, voice low and calm.I froze for half a second. Th
Cierra's POV The kiss shattered first. Cierra pulled away suddenly, lips still tingling, breath coming in short, uneven bursts.Rain poured down around them in steady sheets, soaking their clothes and turning the pavement into a mirror of gray light.George looked at her, eyes wide with confusion and something deeper.... hurt, longing, the weight of ten lost years all crashing into this single moment. Water streamed down his face, making his light hair cling to his forehead. He didn’t move, he just stared at her as if trying to understand why the woman he had just kissed with all the love he had carried for a decade had suddenly stopped.“Why did you stop?” George asked, his voice low and rough with emotion, barely rising above the sound of the rain.Cierra took a small step back, her heart pounding so hard it felt like it might break through her ribs.The rain felt colder now, like it was trying to wash away the heat of the kiss and the guilt that came with it.She wrapped her arm
Diego's POV The silence after Cierra left was worse than any scream. The front door had slammed so hard the walls still vibrated with the force of it.I stood frozen in the bedroom, towel barely hanging on my hips, heart hammering like it wanted to break out of my chest.Mallory sat on the edge of the bed, sheet clutched tight around her body, face buried in her hands. Her shoulders shook with silent sobs.I couldn’t breathe properly. The image of Cierra’s face kept replaying in my mind...the shock, the pain, the pure betrayal in her eyes.She had seen everything. She had seen me inside her best friend. She had seen the one person she trusted most in the world betraying her in our own bed.I finally found my voice, hoarse and broken. “Mallory… we have to go after her.”Mallory lifted her head. Her eyes were red and swollen, tears streaming down her cheeks. She looked at me like I was a stranger.“Go after her?” she said, voice cracking. “Diego, she saw us! She saw everything! How are
Cierra's POV The car window rolled down slowly, and the world narrowed to a single point.Raindrops slid down the glass like tears, but nothing could hide the face behind it. I stood frozen on the wet sidewalk, soaked and shaking, my scream dying in my throat the moment our eyes met.It was George.He stared back at me, confusion flickering across his face first, then a slow frown. He didn’t recognize me right away.I was too broken, too bloody, too changed from the girl he once knew. His eyes narrowed slightly as he tried to place the familiar face in front of him.“Lady, what the hell were you thinking?” he said, voice low and stern. “You almost got yourself killed. You looked familiar back at the fuel station, but this is insane. Are you okay? Do you need help?”His words were scolding, protective in that old way I remembered, but there was no spark of recognition yet.The rain poured harder, soaking us both. My chest tightened. Tears rushed to my eyes, hot and sudden, mixing wit
Cierra's POV I stood outside the apartment door like a ghost who had already died inside.My hand shook as I turned the key. The lock clicked open with a soft sound that felt too loud in the quiet hallway. I pushed the door just enough to slip inside without making noise. The place smelled the same... faint coffee, Greg’s crayons, and the laundry detergent I used to buy every month. It used to feel like home. Now it felt like a grave I had dug for myself.I walked down the short hallway, bare feet silent on the floor. The bedroom door was cracked open, warm light spilling out like blood from a wound. I shouldn’t have come. I should have kept running.But after the blood, after the gunshot, after watching Dominic fall with my name still on his lips, something broken inside me had dragged me back here. I needed to see Diego. I needed to see my son. I needed to remember who I was before the darkness swallowed me. Instead, I saw everything I had destroyed.Diego was on the bed, nake
Cierra's POV The room felt like it was holding its breath.Not just the people inside it, the walls. The ceiling. The air itself. Everything seemed suspended, waiting for something terrible to be spoken aloud. I could feel it pressing down on my chest, making every breath shallow, unfinished.My f
George's POV The hospital corridor felt too white, too clean, like a place where truth went to get sterilized before it was handed back to you. I stood there with Cierra’s phone in my hand, my thumb hovering over a number I had no business calling, yet couldn’t avoid.Jamal.The name burned qu
George's POV I didn’t notice the silence at first, that was the strange thing about it.The bathroom door had barely clicked shut behind me when I realized the apartment felt… wrong. Too quiet. The kind of quiet that presses against your ears until you’re aware of your own breathing. I wiped my f
Cierra's POV The kiss was slow at first, but it became tensed as he grabbed my waist to the bed, trailing kisses all over my body. I moaned in pleasure and began unzipping his jean, he quickly unhooked my bra, and kept on kissing me.My body betrayed me. My composure went off. I miss him.I mis







