MasukLogan's POV
As I stood outside the door, I couldn't shake off the feeling of intense heat coursing through my veins. I’d only intended to tease her, to test her limits and push her boundaries. But the moment I touched her, something inside me snapped. I lost control, my desire for her consuming me like a raging fire. I fear I might have gone too far if not for the timely call that interrupted us, crossing a line that I hadn't intended to cross. The call was a much needed reminder of my intentions, and it helped me regain control over my desires. I called my assistant, still thinking about the call I got earlier. The caller was a spy I’d placed in my stepmother's security team. The news was big: she planned to run for minister. This changed everything. To stop her, I needed to get married and secure my position. It was a strategic move to strengthen my claim to the family business. Not many people knew the truth about my stepmother. She wasn't my real mother, and she didn't have any kids of her own. We pretended to have a good relationship, but deep down, we were rivals. I’d chosen Aurora to be my wife for a reason. She was beautiful and innocent, and I wanted her to be a symbol of my status and power. I intended to keep her as a trophy wife, fulfilling her duties without expecting anything more. If my stepmother runs for minister, she'll have to give up all my father's properties that she controls. As the most powerful mafia lord in Denmark, and a revered one in the whole European continent. I'm wealthy and influential in my own right, but I don't care about the properties themselves. What drives me is revenge. She killed my mother and tried to take my life for those very properties. Now, it's my turn to take everything away from her. Aurora's pitiful state tugged at my heartstrings, and for a moment, I wished I could spare her from getting entangled in my web of revenge. But I needed a pawn like her to distract my stepmother from Diva. Diva, my childhood friend, was the only one who had stood by me during my darkest days. Everyone close to me knew how much I cared for her. Marrying Aurora would hurt Diva, but I’d to protect her. Aurora's innocent appearance belied her circumstances, but she couldn't hold a candle to Diva's beauty. No woman could ever replace Diva in my heart. She held a special place that no one else could fill. I pulled out my phone and dialed Alex, my trusted assistant. He answered on the first ring. "Alex, gather a team of men. We're heading out soon," I instructed, my tone firm and authoritative. I ended the call, my mind already shifting to the task at hand. It was time to take action and secure my position, no matter the cost. I walked over to the door, my eyes scanning the room as I mentally prepared myself for what was to come. My thoughts were interrupted by a knock at the door. "Enter," I called out, my voice firm. The door opened, and Alex walked in, followed by a group of heavily armed men. They were my most trusted guards, handpicked for their loyalty and skill. "Sir, we're ready when you are," Alex said, his eyes locked on mine. I nodded, my mind racing with the plan. "Let's move out. We have a job to do." With that, I led the group out of the room, ready to take on whatever lay ahead. ***** I was supposed to make an appearance at my stepmother's company first, but the information about her ministerial ambitions needed to be thoroughly confirmed before taking any actions. I needed to dig deeper, to uncover the truth behind her polished facade. That's why I found myself standing outside Adam's office, my father's old friend and a state senator, a man who knew more than he let on. As I walked into Adam's office, I was greeted by the familiar fake smile of my father's friend that I was used to. As a state senator, Adam was always well-informed about the latest political developments. I needed his insight to confirm the rumors about my stepmother's potential candidacy for minister. "Logan, what brings you here today?" Adam asked, gesturing for me to take a seat. "I heard rumors that my stepmother is running for minister," I replied, getting straight to the point. "I was hoping you could help me confirm whether there's any truth to it." I only needed this information from him and I not here to sit or chat with him. Adam leaned back in his chair, steepling his fingers together. "No wonder I was honored with the great mafia Lord's presence. As a matter of fact, I've heard those rumors too," he said. "But I haven't been able to get any official confirmation. Your stepmother is quite ambitious, though, so it wouldn't surprise me if she were considering a run." I nodded, processing this information. If my stepmother was indeed running for minister, it could have a significant handle to get everything single thing I want from her . I thanked Adam for his time and left his office, my mind calculating the possibilities to ruin her.Aurora’s POV)I didn’t know how much longer I could take this.Every time Diva opened her mouth, poison spilled out. Every time Logan spoke, it was a blade and it always cut me.The first argument started small. Something about me not joining breakfast.“She needs to be more social,” Diva said, her voice soft, concerned, fake.“She’s new here,” Logan replied, his tone calm, but his words felt like a verdict. “Maybe you’re right, Diva. She should make more effort.”My blood boiled. “Are you serious?” I snapped. “You know why I didn’t come down”“That’s enough, Aurora.” His voice was like a steel door slamming shut. “Don’t start.”And just like that, the conversation ended with me choking on anger, and Diva smiling like a cat with cream on her whiskers.The next fight was worse.“She ignored me again today,” Diva said one evening, her hand resting so casually on Logan’s arm that I wanted to rip it off.“I didn’t ignore you,” I spat, glaring at her across the living room. “You told the s
Aurora’s POVThe first day she moved in, I told myself I could handle it. That I could stay calm, act mature, ignore her games. But Diva wasn’t just a storm, she was a hurricane dressed in silk, tearing apart every piece of peace I had left in this gilded cage.It started small. Smiles that didn’t touch her eyes, compliments that stung like poison.“Oh, Aurora,” she’d say sweetly whenever Logan was around, her voice dripping with honey. “You’re so… simple. It’s refreshing, really.”Simple. Refreshing. Like a cheap glass of water next to her expensive wine. Logan never reacted, never corrected her. His expression gave nothing away. And that silence? It burned worse than her words.But when he left the house, her mask slipped.“You’re really not his type, you know,” she said one morning, blocking the doorway to the dining room like a queen guarding her throne. “You should stay in your room. No need to embarrass yourself at breakfast.”I clenched my fists so hard my nails dug crescents i
Aurora’s POVTwo days. That’s how long I’ve kept my door locked, refusing to face him. Refusing to face the memory of what almost happened the way his lips felt, the hunger in his touch, and the terrifying truth that I wanted it.I buried myself under layers of sheets, ignoring the soft knocks, the trays of food left outside my door, and the shadow that lingered in the hallway at night. Logan didn’t come storming in like I expected. He didn’t break the door or drag me out like a man who believed he owned me. That silence? It was worse than his temper.But peace never lasts in this house. Not with him.The knock today was different light, rhythmic, followed by the creak of the door swinging open without my permission. My head shot up, ready to scream, but the voice that floated in wasn’t his.“Aurora,” Diva purred, stepping in like she owned the place. I sat up, startled. She was stunning as always, dressed in silk the color of blood, her hair a waterfall of glossy black curls, as th
Aurora’s POVHis breath was everywhere. On my skin. In my ears. Wrapping around me like a chain I couldn’t break. Steam curled between us, fogging the mirrors, making the room feel smaller, hotter, like the air itself was conspiring against me.Logan’s hand traced down my arm slowly, deliberately, igniting every nerve like wildfire.“Stop trembling,” he murmured, his voice a low growl that vibrated through my bones. “You wanted to know why I bring you to dark places, why I keep you close… It’s because this world will eat you alive if you don’t belong to someone stronger. And you, Aurora…” His fingers tilted my chin upward, his piercing gaze locking on mine. “You belong to me.”My breath hitched when his lips grazed my temple. A soft kiss, then another, trailing down to my jaw. My heart thundered, traitorous and loud, as heat surged through me like molten metal. I wanted to push him away, scream at him but my body betrayed me. Every inch burned for him, the scent of his cologne making
Logan’s POVShe stumbled beside me like a fragile doll as I guided her out of the gala hall. Her soft curls fell messily over her flushed face, eyes glassy from the wine she kept gulping as if it were water. At first, I thought she was doing it out of nerves those jackals in gowns and tuxedos had ripped her apart with their stares but then, when she laughed at something meaningless, I knew she had crossed her limit.“Slow down,” I muttered, tightening my grip on her waist as she nearly tripped.“Don’t tell me what to do,” she slurred, her voice soft yet defiant, like a kitten trying to roar.I exhaled sharply and ignored her little rebellion. This wasn’t the place to argue. Not with cameras everywhere and people waiting for me to slip. My stepmother’s political vultures were probably still circling behind us, wondering how to use tonight against me.The ride home was a blur of silence, punctuated only by her soft hums of an unfamiliar tune. When the car finally pulled into the mansion
Aurora's pov The car ride back from the factory was silent, except for the hum of the engine. My fingers gripped the edge of the seat so hard they ached. I could still smell the blood. See it splattered across the concrete like some grotesque painting. Logan didn’t seem fazed not even a twitch of guilt in his face. He sat like a king on his throne, eyes fixed on the road, one hand resting casually on the wheel as if he hadn’t just executed a man in cold blood. I couldn’t take it anymore. “Why?” I said, my voice barely a whisper. His eyes flicked toward me. “Why what?” “Why do you keep bringing me to… places like this?” I snapped, louder this time. “Why do you drag me into your hell? Do you enjoy watching me squirm?” For a second, I thought he wouldn’t answer. Then, slowly, that dangerous smirk curved his lips. “I want you to get used to it,” he said simply. “Get used to… killing? Torture? Blood on the floor?” My voice cracked. “Get used to me,” he replied, his tone sharp







