تسجيل الدخولThe phone wouldn’t stop ringing.It pierced through the thick fog of sleep like a distant alarm, pulling me reluctantly from the deepest, most dreamless rest I’d had in years. My body felt heavy, boneless, wrapped in warm sheets that smelled faintly of cedar, smoke, and something unmistakably masculine. I groaned softly, eyes still closed, and fumbled blindly for the source of the noise. My fingers closed around the familiar shape of my phone on the nightstand. Without thinking, without checking the screen, I answered. Part of me still believed it was all a nightmare — the doctor, the villa, the moans, the stranger.“…Baby? Baby, please pick up. I need you to come over to the house. It’s an emergency.”Alex’s voice. Real. Panicked. Familiar in a way that made my stomach twist violently.“What?” My voice came out hoarse, cracked from screaming and moaning the night before.“Liliana, thank God. My stepdad is back from Spain earlier than expected. He’s here at the Airbnb right now, askin
Liliana Miller “Would you fuck me, Daddy?”The words left my lips like a reckless prayer. I stayed pressed against his chest, swaying, waiting for him to push me away or pull me closer.He stiffened. His large hands gently but firmly held my shoulders, creating just enough space between us. His voice was low, steady, laced with a roughness that sent an unexpected shiver down my spine despite everything.“I’m not having sex with a drunk person, princess. Now come on, let me put you in a cab…”“No… no…” I pulled back from his embrace, nearly stumbling. The room tilted again, but the fire in my chest burned hotter than the alcohol. “I’m not *that* ugly, am I? I just… I want to get back at my ex. He’s an asshole. Our wedding is in two weeks and he fucked my best friend. And he’s infertile — the whole time he let me think it was *me*. Please… come on…”He exhaled slowly, rubbing a hand over his white beard. “No. And that’s final on that point.”His refusal only twisted the knife deeper. E
Liliana Miller The night air in coastal Italy was merciless. It sliced through my thin blouse like icy knives, but I barely felt it. My legs moved on autopilot, carrying me away from the luxury villa, away from the moans still echoing in my skull, away from the two people who had just carved out my heart and stomped on it.I didn’t know how long I had been walking. Hours, maybe. The winding roads outside the city blurred into shadows and distant lights. The Mediterranean breeze carried the faint scent of salt and pine, but it did nothing to wash away the taste of vomit and betrayal still clinging to my tongue. Every step sent fresh shards of pain through my chest. My eyes burned from crying, my throat raw from screaming.*Stupid. So fucking stupid.*Liliana Miller. That was me. The girl who thought love could fix everything. The girl who believed that if she just tried hard enough, sacrificed enough, she could build the family she never had.To be honest with myself — and with the un
Liliana Miller:I stared at the doctor like he had just spoken a language I couldn’t understand.The office suddenly felt too cold, too white, too quiet. Even the ticking clock on the wall sounded distant, muffled beneath the violent pounding in my chest.“I’m sorry, Miss Liliana,” the doctor repeated gently, his voice careful, almost pitying. “But you are not infertile.”I blinked.Once.Twice.Then I laughed — a broken, hollow sound that didn’t even sound like me. It echoed off the sterile walls and died just as quickly.Not infertile?For three years my entire world had revolved around needles piercing my skin, hormones flooding my system, sudden weight gain that made me hate my own reflection, brutal mood swings that left me crying in the shower, and a crushing guilt that swallowed me whole every single night. Three years of believing I was broken. That I was the reason we couldn’t have a family. That I was failing the man I loved.The doctor kept talking, but his words blurred to







