LOGINThis is the second book of The Billionaire’s Wife and the Mistress (Book 1) IMOGEN WARREN She caught her fiancé cheating. Luckily, she wasn’t stupid — she had signed a contract: whoever cheats first loses everything. Now her ex is bankrupt and furious, spreading nasty rumors. Rumors that say Imogen is cold. Frigid. A woman who doesn’t know how to satisfy a man. Fine. If they want to humiliate her? She’ll find a man to prove them wrong. But the stranger she chooses… feels dangerously familiar. Handsome. Dangerous. Cold. Why does she feel like she’s met him before? And why can’t she remember? ADAM WILSON Once a bastard who cheated on his sweet, patient wife — Maya. Karma came for him in many ways. The worst? Erectile dysfunction. A punishment he accepted without complaint. “She’s dead. My dysfunction is a blessing. I’ll raise my twins alone and focus on work.” But what happens when he meets Imogen? A woman with Maya’s face… A woman who makes his so-called dysfunction instantly disappear?
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As I drove, my body quivered with tension. The man beside me remained silent, yet the atmosphere around him exuded an intense and brooding energy. When the car finally came to a halt, I found myself frozen in place.My heart skipped a beat when he opened the door, and I anxiously awaited his reaction. However, he simply stepped out of the car, leaving the door to close behind him. A profound silence settled in.Relief flooded over me, causing my body to slump against the back of the car seat. I let out a sigh, knowing I was safe. After a few more minutes of waiting, I mustered the courage to climb to my knees and peered outside through the tinted window.To my astonishment, I gasped, my eyes widening in sheer shock. The view beyond the window stole my breath away. A sight of unparalleled beauty unfolded before me.A long, circular driveway stretched ahead, flanked by majestic pine trees and adorned with tall red glass garden stakes. Surrounding a grand fountain in the center of the driveway were exquisite shrubs. The central fountain, a mesmerizing sight, boasted glazed ceramic tiles and was encircled by vibrant flowers.In the distance, I could see a stretch of trees that continued along the lengthy driveway, leading toward the imposing main gate. The tranquility of this place was palpable.Convinced that I was alone, I swiftly opened the car door and stepped out. When I had left my father's estate, darkness still enveloped the surroundings, with dawn slowly approaching. But now, the sunlight dazzled me with its brilliance. I winced and had to blink several times to adjust to the glaring brightness.As I turned around, I found myself at a loss for words. This estate seemed far more expensive than my father's. White marble pillars graced the entrance to the mansion, while silver-domed towers and intricate stonework adorned the walls. The massive wooden double door alone must have cost a fortune, exceeding my wildest imagination.My father had always been affluent, but I had never encountered anything on the scale of what lay before me. The mansion I called home was dwarfed in comparison to this architectural marvel.A sudden realization struck me, and it dawned on me that this man possessed far greater wealth than my father and potentially posed an even greater danger. I had learned my lesson: wealthy individuals were often consumed by their power, losing touch with their humanity and devoid of emotions. I wasn't willing to take any risks with this stranger. Taking several steps back, I unintentionally bumped into the car. Swallowing hard, I closed my eyes, knowing I had to leave and find a safer place.As I turned away, my eyes widened in shock upon seeing two men approaching, engrossed in their conversation, oblivious to my presence. Seizing the opportunity, I quickly hid behind the car. Fear shook my body, causing sweat to trickle down my forehead. The urge to escape intensified, but my safety was compromised. When the men entered the mansion, relief washed over me, yet tension still coiled tightly within. Fear lodged deep in my gut, causing my stomach to knot. As I turned my gaze toward the main gate, I froze once again.Escape seemed impossible. There was no way out. For the first time, I noticed four men stationed at the main gate, acting as guards. Their watchful eyes ensured that nobody entered or exited unnoticed. It was similar to the security measures at my father's estate, where vigilant guards patrolled the grounds, preventing any potential threats. Swallowing hard, I glanced behind me. My heart skipped a beat as the doors swung open. Going through the main gates was no longer an option, and I was unfamiliar with the surrounding area.Tears of frustration clouded my vision as I desperately tried to devise an escape plan. Taking a step toward the opened door, my heart pounded forcefully against my ribcage. I contemplated seeking refuge inside, where I could potentially hide without being noticed and buy myself some time to formulate a plan. However, before I could take another step, a shout echoed from behind."Hey!"I froze, turning around to behold two guards sprinting toward me with unwavering determination."Stop right there!" one of the men bellowed, his expression furious. I observed both of them drawing their guns and aiming at me.My heart skipped a beat, and panic blurred my vision. Without a second thought, I pivoted and raced towards the open door. Their presence pursued me relentlessly, their footsteps resounding with anger and forcefulness. My pulse throbbed in my throat, and I gasped for breath, consumed by sheer terror. The doors were within reach—I was almost inside the mansion.They closed in, their presence looming behind me. Feeling a brush against my arm, I let out a small scream and propelled myself forward until I passed through the door.I dashed recklessly, darting between sofas, chairs, and a table before reaching the stairs. My focus was solely on fleeing, oblivious to my surroundings. Upon reaching the second floor, my legs tangled, almost sending me crashing down. I managed to grab hold of the banister just in time, saving myself from a disastrous fall. Ignoring the furious shouts that echoed around me, I persisted in my desperate run.The hallways sprawled before me, vast and filled with numerous closed doors. Amidst distant screams, I instinctively veered towards one door, opening it hastily and rushing inside, slamming it shut behind me. My body was consumed by a tingling tension, as if I were being pricked by countless sharp knives. My heart raced, its beat resounding like the thunderous wings of a trapped bird, drowning out all other sounds.Leaning heavily against the door, I closed my eyes, attempting to steady myself. The mansion was immense, and it would take them a while to locate me. Gradually, I slid down until I found myself seated on the floor, hugging my knees tightly to my chest. Resting my head upon them, I sought to calm my rapid breathing. Eventually, as the room ceased to be filled with my gasps, I dared to look up.Realizing that I was in a bedroom, I rose unsteadily to my feet and distanced myself from the door. The room was expansive, featuring a king-size bed in the center with nightstands on either side. A bench sat at the foot of the bed, beckoning me closer. I approached it and pressed my hand into the plush cushions.To my left, a chest stood against the wall, while a sitting area unfolded before me as I turned my gaze to the right. Two couches and a coffee table adorned the center, facing a crackling fireplace. Glancing in the opposite direction, I noticed the absence of walls, replaced by grand paneled windows adorned with intricate drapes. Though the room exuded a welcoming aura, darkness cloaked its corners.My breath hitched upon hearing someone's presence at the door. The knob jiggled, causing panic to seize me. My heart pounded relentlessly, a chant of "No. No. No." echoing in my mind. Frantically scanning the room for a hiding place, my eyes fixated on the bed, the nearest refuge. Without hesitation, I crawled beneath it, lying on my side. Clutching my knees tightly to my chest, I squeezed my eyes shut, fervently praying that the intruder wouldn't discover my whereabouts.“And you smell funny,” Freya added.“Funny?” Adam echoed, easing down onto the bed beside her.“Not like your usual smell. Like… flowers. But not our wipes. Different.”Adam laughed, helpless. “You sound like a wife interrogating her husband.”His chest tightened. ‘I hope no one ever breaks your heart, Freya. Not like… not like your father once did to someone very precious.’She frowned, but leaned into him anyway. “Read me the story.”He did. His voice softer than usual. His hand stroking her hair as her lids finally grew too heavy to fight.He stayed until both twins breathed evenly, curled beneath their blankets. His heart ached with love. And guilt. When he finally rose, slipping from their room with practiced care, he paused at the door.What are you doing, Adam?But he knew.He returned to Imogen’s suite.Only… it was empty.No sign of her. Only a note on the nightstand, penned in graceful, elegant script.Sorry. I had to return to London. My grandmother’s unwell. Call me. Her
The room was silent except for the soft hum of the air conditioner and the heavy, uneven breaths they shared. Adam’s heart was still pounding against his ribs, his body flushed with heat that had nothing to do with temperature.And then… his phone vibrated again.The screen lit up with a familiar name.Paul & Freya.Adam closed his eyes for a moment, exhaling through clenched teeth. Of course. Of course, his children would call now.He answered, keeping his voice steady. “Paul? Freya?”“Dad, where are you? You said you’d come back soon,” Paul’s soft voice came first, half-asleep but still holding onto his promise like the serious little boy he was.“We’re waiting,” Freya added, sounding more annoyed than tired. “Annie says you’re busy, but we can’t sleep. You always read us a story.”Adam’s gaze dropped to the woman currently sitting on his lap. His shirt was still half open. Her dress slipping in a way that left little to the imagination. Her body pressed snug against his, warm, tem
Maya…? What cruel joke was this?Adam Wilson stared at the woman in his arms. Her face. That face. The same face that haunted his nightmares, his regrets, his shame for the past five years.Yet this wasn’t Maya. This woman wasn’t looking at him like she used to — with patience, with quiet devotion. No, Imogen looked at him like she wanted to ruin him.Her name wasn’t Maya. It was Imogen.And Maya… Maya would never beg. Never tease. Never seduce. That role used to belong to Sabrina.For a fleeting second, Adam’s mind betrayed him. Sabrina. The woman who walked like sin, every curve screaming sex, every step daring men to lose control. Men hardened at the sight of her, without her needing to even glance their way.But Imogen… she was different.She didn’t need to speak. The way her breath hitched when her chest pressed against his… The way her lips parted, soft and wanting… The way her thighs shifted beneath the silk of her dress, rubbing together in silent frustration…Innocence?
Imogen’s bold offer stunned him. How long had it been since he last touched a woman? Five years? Ever since his divorce… it felt like a lifetime.And now, temptation stood right in front of him.Imogen’s body wasn’t the kind a man could easily ignore. Slim waist, soft curves in all the right places, her strapless dress revealing the perfect swell of her breasts — just enough to torment a man’s imagination. Her skin glowed like porcelain kissed by candlelight, and her lips… God, her lips. Sweet. Pink. And her ass? Just made for sin.Any other man would’ve caved in an instant.But karma had cursed him tonight.Even faced with a woman this beautiful, this willing… Adam could only grit his teeth and remind himself: he couldn’t. Not with his problem.For the first time that night, the man seemed genuinely unsettled. “I… I’m flattered.” He shifted slightly, almost awkward in his honesty. “But I’m not the right man. I… have certain… issues.” His throat bobbed in a nervous swallow, his finger
Imogen Warren didn’t come to this masquerade looking for trouble. Yet trouble found her the moment Thalia Perez opened her venomous mouth.“This is the woman who’s useless in bed, isn’t she?” Thalia sneered, swirling her champagne with fake elegance. “No matter how thick that mask is, I recognize y












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