LOGINElyra is stuck in a loveless marriage to Nick Radriel where she experiences abuse, betrayal and humiliation particularly from Nick's cunning mistress Stàr. When her pregnancy announcement is made fun of and her career accomplishments are discounted, her entire world falls apart. Elyra finally breaks free, slams divorce papers down and leaves only to get caught in another trap. In an attempt to save her bankrupt family she is coerced into signing a marriage contract with Nick's rival Radial who later admits that he planned her family's demise as a form of revenge. Radiel however did not expect that Elyra would emotionally test him or rekindle his love. Radiel and Elyra develop a tenuous alliance as she plans to exact revenge on Nick and Stàr. Elyra transforms from broken woman to unstoppable CEO through slow-burning chemistry, strategic maneuvers and the discovery of secrets. Elyra must choose between defending her heart and completing what she started when Nick and Stàr strike back; she had to choose between love and revenge.
View MoreELYRA.I stood by the window, my fingers trembling as I pulled the curtains apart just enough to see outside. The afternoon was quiet. Too quiet. The afternoon sun shone against the stone driveway, and the tall iron gates stood shut like silent guards. For a moment, I wished they would never open.I let the curtains fall back into place and leaned my forehead against the cool glass. My reflection stared back at me, and I almost didn’t recognize the girl looking back.The dress Radiel had sent earlier that afternoon was barely a dress at all. When the package arrived, I was confused. He hadn’t told me he was sending anything. I made the mistake of believing he was bluffing when he said what he said in the morning. I was wrong.The fabric clung to me like a second skin, thin and soft but shameless, exposing my thighs and cleavage for all to see. There was no hiding in this dress.When I first tried it on, I had stared at myself in the mirror and felt my cheeks burn.“Does he actually t
ELYRA.I lay in bed staring at the ceiling, replaying everything I had said to him the previous night Every sharp word. Every glare. The way I had poured my frustration on him as if he was the reason my entire day had gone wrong.Technically, I could have just walked out of that room.That was the simplest thing to do.But no. I had stayed. I had argued. I had let the stress from Star, the maids, the tension, everything — pile up until it burst. And he happened to be the unlucky target.Or maybe I was the unlucky one.I turned to my side and pressed my face into the pillow.“What were you thinking, Elyra?” I muttered to myself.The contract floated into my mind like a dark cloud. That contract was the only reason I was still here. The only thing keeping my father on his road to recovery. If he decided I breached it… if he cut it off…I sat up quickly. No. I couldn’t let that happen.I would apologize.After nearly thirty minutes of arguing with myself—pacing, sighing, rehearsing poss
ELYRA.For the rest of the day, the entire mansion felt tense. The maids moved around like shadows, their eyes lowering whenever I passed. No one dared to upset me again. I could tell they sensed my mood which was very obvious. I was angry, sharp and ready to snap.I was stretched out on my bed, flat on my back, staring at the ceiling like it had personally offended me. My chest felt tight, my thoughts running in circles. What annoyed me the most wasn’t even Star herself—it was the fact that she still had the power to get under my skin. That realization burned worse than the anger I felt. I hated that she could still make my blood boil.I exhaled slowly and shut my eyes, trying to force my annoyance down, but it clung to me stubbornly.The crunch of tires against gravel filtered into my ears, and my eyes snapped open.A car was pulling into the compound. I could hear it clearly now—the low hum of an engine, followed by the sound of it shutting down. Silence settled again, thick and he
ELYRA.I paused for a moment, stiff and ready, half expecting the door to burst open or someone to barge in without waiting. My pulse was already racing, anger coiled tight in my chest, plans forming and unforming in my head. Yet the hallway remained quiet. I heard no footsteps. No voices. Just the soft hum of the house settling around me.With a slow breath, I straightened my shoulders and inhaled.I pulled the door open gently and a maid stepped inside, young and calm. She couldn’t have been more than nineteen. Her uniform was neat, her posture careful, like she was afraid of taking up too much space.“Good afternoon, my lady,” she said, bowing slightly. “You have a visitor.”I paused. “A visitor?”Just like that, all the anger swirling in my head evaporated. Every sharp thought vanished, replaced by surprise, then curiosity. I wasn’t expecting anyone—at least not so soon. I hadn’t told a soul about this. No one except my parents knew about this arrangement and my whereabouts. “Yes












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