تسجيل الدخولSienna’s POV
The music pounded in my ears as I stood frozen in the doorway. Nova lounged on the massive bed like a king, two half-naked women draped over him. One had her lips on his neck, the other ran her hands down his stomach. But his eyes—those sharp green eyes—were locked on me the entire time. “Get them out,” I repeated, my voice cutting through the heavy bass. “Right now, Kane.” Nova smirked. He gently pushed the girls off his lap, surprising me. No argument. No fight. He simply stood up, all six-foot-something of tattooed muscle, and handed them their clothes. “Time to go, ladies,” he said, voice raspy. “Party’s over.” One of them pouted. “But Nova—” “Now.” His tone left no room for discussion. He pulled out his wallet, handed them both cash, and guided them toward the door. They shot me dirty looks as they passed, but I didn’t care. My focus stayed on him. Once the door shut behind them, Nova turned to face me fully. Shirtless. Sweatpants low. That dangerous smirk still playing on his lips. “You wanted my full attention, Detective?” he said, stepping closer. “Now you have it.” I crossed my arms. “This is exactly what I told you not to do. First night and you’re already breaking rules.” He chuckled, low and rough. “You burst into my room at midnight. Maybe you’re the one who can’t stay away.” We moved downstairs to the living room as I refused to have this conversation in his bedroom. The city lights sparkled through the massive glass windows, but the tension between us felt heavier than the silence outside. “Listen to me carefully,” I said, turning to face him. “I’m not one of your groupies. I’m not here to play games. You pull shit like that again and I call my captain. You’ll be in a cell by morning.” Nova tilted his head, watching me with amusement. “You’re cute when you’re pissed off, Sienna. All strict and bossy. Makes me wonder what else gets you fired up.” “Stop.” I pointed at him. “No more comments like that. No more women in this house. No more alcohol. You’re on thin ice.” He took another step forward. I refused to back up. “Or what?” he challenged. “You gonna cuff me again? Throw me on the hood of your car like last night? I’ve been thinking about that a lot, actually.” My pulse quickened. “You’re unbelievable. Do you ever take anything seriously?” “Life’s too short for serious, baby.” He moved even closer, forcing me to tilt my head up to meet his eyes. “Especially when a beautiful detective moves into my house wearing nothing but a silk robe.” I realized too late how thin my robe was. Heat rushed to my face. “This is my job. I’m here to supervise you, not entertain you.” Nova’s eyes darkened. In one smooth motion, he backed me up until my shoulders hit the cool glass wall. He didn’t touch me, but his body hovered inches away. Close enough that I could feel the heat radiating off his skin. Close enough to smell his scent—whiskey, smoke, and something dangerously addictive. “You say that,” he murmured, voice dropping lower, “but your body’s saying something different.” I swallowed hard. Up close like this, he was overwhelming. The intricate tattoos covering his chest and shoulders. The way his raspy voice seemed to vibrate through my chest. Those intense green eyes that looked like they could see every dirty thought I’d never admit. “I’m not playing your game,” I said, trying to sound firm. My voice came out breathier than I wanted. Nova placed one hand on the glass beside my head, leaning in. His lips hovered near my ear. “I’d fuck you right here against this window, Detective. Slow at first. Make you watch your own reflection while I bury myself deep inside you. Still wearing that uniform you love so much. I’d ruin it. Make it wet. Make you scream my name so loud the whole city hears.” My breath caught. A rush of unwanted heat flooded through me. My thighs pressed together instinctively. “You’re disgusting,” I whispered, but it sounded weak even to my own ears. “Am I?” He pulled back just enough to look into my eyes. “Then why are your nipples hard under that robe? Why’s your breathing all messed up? I bet if I slipped my hand between your legs right now, I’d find you soaked.” I shoved at his chest. Hard. He didn’t budge, but he stepped back with a satisfied grin. “Stay the hell away from me,” I snapped, heart hammering. “This assignment is professional. Nothing more.” Nova ran his tongue over his bottom lip. “Keep telling yourself that, Sienna. We’ve got eighty-nine more days. I’m very patient when I want something.” I turned and stormed upstairs, refusing to let him see how badly my hands were shaking. Once I reached the guest bedroom, I locked the door and leaned against it, trying to calm my racing heart. This was bad. Really bad. I’d dealt with arrogant criminals before. But none of them had ever made my body react like this. None of them had ever gotten under my skin so fast. Nova Kane was trouble wrapped in raw sex appeal, and I was trapped here with him. I walked over to my suitcase to change into something more comfortable. That’s when I noticed it. My spare handcuffs—the extra pair I always kept in the side pocket—were gone. I froze, digging through the bag again. Nothing. They weren’t there. To Be Continued…Sienna’s POV I couldn’t look at him. The scandal was everywhere — my face plastered across every gossip site, comments calling me every dirty name imaginable. I spent the whole morning locked in my room, trying to rebuild the walls I’d let Nova tear down. When the door opened without knocking, I didn’t even turn around. “Leave me alone, Nova. I mean it this time.” He didn’t listen. Of course he didn’t. Strong arms wrapped around me from behind, pulling my back against his bare chest. “You think hiding in here is going to fix anything? You’re pulling away again, and I won’t let you.” I tried to step forward, but he held me tighter. “This is destroying my life. I need space. Real space.” “Space?” His raspy voice dropped low against my ear. “After everything we’ve done? After you came screaming my name in the shower? No fucking way.” He guided me to the edge of the bed and sat down, pulling me onto his lap so I was straddling one of his thighs. I was only wearing an oversized t-s
Sienna’s POV My phone wouldn’t stop vibrating. I sat on the edge of the bed, staring at the screen in horror. The leaked photos from the pool were everywhere — blurry but clear enough. My back against the wall, Nova’s hand between my legs, my face twisted in pleasure. The headlines were brutal. “Corrupt Cop Caught Fucking Rockstar Criminal” “Whore Cop Trades Badge for Rockstar Dick” Hate messages flooded in faster than I could scroll. “Disgusting slut.” “Hope you lose your job.” “Your mother must be so proud.” Tears burned my eyes. I felt sick. The bedroom door flew open. Nova stormed in, his face dark with rage, holding his own phone. “Sienna—” “Don’t,” I whispered, voice cracking. “Just don’t. Everyone’s seen it. My colleagues. My family. The whole fucking world.” He crossed the room in three strides and pulled me up into his arms. “I saw the comments. Those pieces of shit calling you a whore cop. I’ll find every single one of them and make them regret it.” I tried to pus
Sienna’s POV The lights came back on, but the feeling in my gut stayed dark as hell. Those hacked cameras meant someone had been watching us in the dark — watching Sienna cry, watching me almost kiss her. They saw everything. I turned to her, blood pounding in my ears. “They’re not just outside anymore. They’re in our fucking house.” Sienna’s face was still wet from tears, her eyes wide with fear. “Nova, we need to call this in. Now.” I moved before she could finish the sentence. I grabbed her waist and pinned her hard against the living room wall, my body pressing into hers. The city lights glowed far below the glass, but all I could see was her. “No calls,” I growled against her ear. “You’re mine to protect. Not theirs. Not your captain’s. Mine.” She shoved at my chest, breathing fast. “Get off me. This isn’t protection, this is you being a controlling asshole.” I didn’t move. Instead, I slid my thigh between her legs and pressed up, feeling the heat of her through her thin s
Sienna’s POV The entire mansion plunged into darkness without warning. One second the low hum of the fridge filled the silence, the next — nothing. Just black. My heart jumped into my throat as I froze in the hallway, phone flashlight already in my hand. “Nova?” I called out, voice sharper than I meant. Footsteps approached from the living room. Slow. Careful. Then his tall frame appeared in the faint glow of my light, shirtless, eyes reflecting like a predator’s. “Power’s out,” he said quietly. “Storm probably knocked the lines. Stay close.” I backed up a step. “Don’t come near me. After what I heard last night, I don’t trust a single word from you.” He didn’t stop. The darkness pressed in around us, forcing us closer whether I liked it or not. We ended up in the living room, the city lights far below barely cutting through the massive windows. “Sienna, listen to me—” “No!” I cut him off, anger and fear mixing into something ugly. “I heard everything at the gate. One week to
Sienna’s POV I woke up with a heavy weight in my chest and zero intention of letting Nova see it. The morning light felt too bright, too normal for the mess I was in. I dressed in my most professional clothes — crisp button-up and slacks — and walked into the kitchen like I was reporting for duty. Nova was already there, shirtless as usual, sliding a plate of eggs and toast across the island the second I entered. “Made your favorite,” he said, voice careful. “Extra butter on the toast. Coffee with caramel.” I didn’t even glance at the plate. “New rules. From now on, we communicate only when necessary. No personal conversations. No gifts. No music. I check in with my captain twice a day. You stay in my line of sight but we keep our distance.” He stared at me. “Sienna…” “Detective Vale,” I corrected coldly, pouring my own coffee. “That’s how this should’ve stayed from the beginning.” Nova’s jaw tightened, but he didn’t push. Not yet. Throughout the morning, he tried. He left
Sienna’s POV I didn’t even knock. I shoved the studio door open so hard it slammed against the wall. Nova looked up from his guitar, surprised for half a second before that guarded mask slipped over his face. “You have one week to get the files from the detective… or we come for both of you.” I repeated the words I’d overheard at the gate, my voice shaking with rage. “Who the hell was that man, Nova? And what files are they talking about?” He set the guitar down slowly. “Sienna—” “Don’t you dare ‘Sienna’ me right now.” I stepped closer, fists clenched at my sides. “I trusted you enough to let you inside my body. I listened to your sad stories about your old band. And the whole time you’ve been using me? Tell me the truth. All of it. Right now.” Nova stood up, running a hand through his messy hair. “It’s not what you think.” “Not what I think?” I laughed bitterly. “I heard him threaten both of us. You met him in secret in the middle of the night. How stupid do you think I am?” H
Sienna’s POV The hotel suite looked like a war zone. Broken glass crunched under my boots as I stepped through the door, gun drawn but barrel pointed down. Shattered bottles, overturned furniture, and the sharp smell of spilled whiskey mixed with expensive cologne hit me like a slap. Two half-n
Sienna’s POV I bolted upright in bed, heart slamming against my ribs. The clock on the nightstand glowed 3:07 AM. A shadow still stretched across the floor under my door. He hadn’t left. I grabbed my robe, tied it tight, and marched over. When I yanked the door open, Nova stood there exactly li
Sienna’s POV The bass from Nova’s private rehearsal room vibrated through the entire mansion that evening. I tried to focus on my report, but his voice kept pulling me in. That raw, raspy tone — the way he growled certain lyrics, then softened on others — it did something dangerous to my body. I
Sienna’s POV I stormed into Captain Reyes’ office without knocking, my blood already boiling. “You’ve got to be kidding me,” I said, slamming the door behind me. “Live with him? For ninety days? In his mansion?” Captain Reyes didn’t even look up from the paperwork at first. He just pointed at th







