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Chasing The Wrong Man
Chasing The Wrong Man
Author: Kosara987

Chapter One : "One Night Stand"

Author: Kosara987
last update publish date: 2026-04-22 05:53:31

"I'm going to cum. Fuck, I'm close."

"Good. Be a good boy and cum for me." I purred, my fingers clawing into his back, pulling him closer.

His hand tightened around my waist for a brief second as he moaned out in pleasure and pounded me. I could feel myself coming undone at the edges, his dick making me go wild. I was close. I was so fucking close.

"Fuck, yes!" I screamed out as he slammed into me for the last time, making my back arch and my mind swirl with pleasure. Sparks of ecstasy crackled up my spine as I rode the wave of an orgasm, my eyes rolling into the back of my head.

"God, you're amazing." He muttered into my messy hair before he pulled away and plopped on the bed next to me, his heavy breathing matching mine.

We stayed like that for what felt like forever before I chuckled and he followed suit.

"That was…"

"Amazing?" He finished for me, propping up on one arm to look at me.

I gazed into his eyes, touching his face, so happy that I was finally with the man of my dreams. Kade Carter. After years of finding him. Years of wanting to be by his side after he saved my life, I was finally in his arms. This was truly amazing.

"You can take a picture you know." He poked, twirling my hair in his hand before pecking my cheek and getting off the bed.

"I just might." I teased, my eyes trailing his ass and then his broad back, nasty thoughts plaguing my mind once more but just as my eyes reached the tip of his right shoulder, everything stopped.

I blinked. Then I blinked again.

The pleasure drained out of me so fast it was almost physical, like someone had pulled a plug. The hell?

His right shoulder was smooth. There was no mole. I sat up slowly, a pit slowly forming in my chest.

"So, maybe I just freshen up and make you some breakfast or maybe I have you for breakfast again

again and we order in some room service?" He offered, turning to me with a raised brow and lust in his eyes.

I said nothing for a second, just stared into space. My Kade had a mole, so distinct that I had memorised it from the one night I had been close enough to see it. It was the kind of mark you could not miss and this man did not have it.

I swallowed hard.

This was not Kade Carter.

The realisation set in and all I could do was grimace. I had tracked him down. I had found a way into his bed. My mouth had watered at being so close to him last night and now I felt like I had been through a drought for months. How had I not looked sooner? How had I been so stupid?

I chuckled nervously and scooted off the bed, trying to keep my face neutral while my insides were doing somersaults.

"I don't think I'll stay for breakfast. I have a long day ahead of me and after that amazing sex, it was just the pick-me-up I needed to get through it."

I praised him as I picked up my clothes from the floor, rushing to put them on and get out before he could see past the act but he was perceptive enough to stop me, arms wrapping around my waist and pulling me into that strong chest of his.

"Hmm, just stay for a little while. I'll handle work for you." He whispered into my ear, his nose rubbing my neck as his now rock hard dick poked the small of my back.

Any other day that might have worked. Today it just made my skin crawl with guilt.

I quickly pulled away and shot him a smirk, putting on my best seductress act.

"Well, maybe you'll end up seeing me again. Who knows?"

"Or I could see you again if you just come for dinner? I can cook a mean alfredo pasta." He said, taking a step towards me as I wore my clothes.

I gave him a look and plucked my bag from the floor.

"We'll see."

The mystery man grinned, running his hand through his hair.

"We'll see then."

I put on my shoes and rushed towards the door to leave when I paused, my hand on the frame. My mind was still running in circles and there was a nagging feeling in the pit of my stomach that I could not shake. This man was not Kade Carter but he looked exactly the same,

like a perfect copy that it was unsettling. I had to know who he was. I needed it to make sense.

I turned to him, his eyes still on me.

"By the way, I never did get your name after…"

"After you pulled me away from the hotel bar and fucked my brains out?" He finished for me, making me laugh awkwardly.

"Yeah."

"I know your name though, miss Mia Perez."

"But yours is?" I pressed, holding his gaze.

"My name's Killian. Killian Carter."

Carter? As in Kade's family name? They were too alike and this was too much of a coincidence to be anything else. Killian had to be Kade's brother, or his cousin, or his twin to have completely fooled me

When I came to, I smiled at him.

"I guess I'll see you around Killian Carter." I told him, the lie flowing from my mouth effortlessly.

Before Killian could even say another word I was out the door and rushing to my car in the hotel parking lot. As soon as I got in, I gripped the steering wheel with both hands and just sat there for a moment, staring at nothing, the full weight of what I had done pressing down on me.

Then I let my forehead drop against the wheel and groaned.

"How could you sleep with the wrong guy, Mia? Ugh."

I stayed like that for what felt like hours before I pulled out my phone with a sigh and started digging. A few clicks on the right name told me everything. Killian Carter was Kade's twin.

I had climbed into bed with Kade Carter's identical twin brother like some kind of spectacular idiot and there was absolutely nothing I could do about it now.

Killian had been in the city while Kade had been abroad for months, closing a business deal and there was no news on when he was coming back to New York.

I turned off my phone, chucked it in the passenger seat and turned on my car, wanting to leave this place when there was a ding from my phone. I glanced over at the text message from an unknown number.

Killian here. I wanted to make sure that you had my number, princess. See you soon.

I stared at it for a second too long before turning the phone face down and peeling out of the parking lot.

There was only one reasonable thing left to do

after a morning like this.

Drink and forget that this ever happened.

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