MasukAfter her grandmother dies and leaves heavy debts, 22 year old Lila Monroe takes a live in helper job at the beautiful but struggling Vale Vineyard. She quickly becomes obsessed with the handsome older owner Sebastian Vale after secretly watching him pound a woman hard in the dark wine cellar. His wild and cruel son Theo catches Lila in a very private and shameful moment and uses the video to blackmail her into becoming his personal toy. Lila gets trapped between two dominant men who use her body while she struggles with guilt, pleasure, and the fear of losing everything.
Lihat lebih banyakLila’s POV
The moment I stepped onto Vale Vineyard, my pussy clenched with raw, shameless need. A heavy gaze dragged over my body like a slow, filthy promise, and I looked up to find him,’Sebastian Vale watching me from the entrance of the grand house. The powerful older man stood with his muscular arms crossed over his broad chest, dark hair catching the light, sharp green eyes devouring every curve beneath my thin summer dress. Heat flooded between my thighs instantly. I was already wet, just from the way he stared. After my grandmother’s death left me drowning in medical bills, this job was supposed to be my salvation. But the second I saw Sebastian, all I could think about was how badly I wanted him to ruin me. I wasn’t some shy, innocent girl, I was a wild thing who craved cock like air, always aching for the next dirty thrill. I gripped the handle of my old suitcase tighter, biting my lip as a fresh pulse of arousal throbbed through me. Fuck, he looks like he could pin me down and break me in the best way. “Welcome to Vale Vineyard, Lila,” Sebastian said. His deep voice rolled over me like warm honey. “I’m Sebastian Vale. Your new boss.” He stepped closer. The smell of his cologne; something rich and woody wrapped around me. I swallowed hard. “Thank you, Mr. Vale,” I replied softly. “I’m really grateful for this opportunity. I won’t let you down.” He smiled. It was a small smile, but it made my thighs clench. “You’re mine now,” he said, his voice low. “I take care of what’s mine. Come inside. Let me show you around.” I followed him into the big luxury house. My eyes widened at the beautiful wooden floors, the high ceilings, and the huge windows that looked out over endless rows of green grapevines. Everything felt expensive and a little intimidating. Sebastian moved with confidence, like he owned every inch of this place. Because he did. As we walked, he pointed things out. “This is the main living area. Kitchen is through there. You’ll have your own private room upstairs. I expect hard work, but I also want you to feel at home here.” I nodded, trying to focus on his words instead of the way his shirt stretched across his strong back. “Yes, sir. I’m a fast learner. My grandmother always said I had good hands for this kind of work.” Sebastian stopped and turned to me. For a second his eyes moved down my body again. “Good hands, huh? We’ll see about that.” There was something in his tone that made heat rush to my face. He showed me my room. It was nicer than anything I had ever lived in. A big bed, soft white sheets, a window with a perfect view of the vineyard. I set my suitcase down and turned to him. “This is… really beautiful,” I said. “Thank you again. I promise I’ll work hard every day.” Sebastian leaned against the doorframe. “I believe you, Lila. I hope you’ll be just as good.” His words made my chest feel warm. For the first time since the funeral, I felt like I might actually be okay. We talked a little more about my duties helping with the grapes, learning about wine, keeping the house clean. His voice was calm and commanding at the same time. Before he left, he looked at me one last time. “Dinner is at seven. Don’t be late.” Then he closed the door behind him. I sat on the bed and let out a long breath. My body felt strange. Warm, restless. I had only just met this man, but something about him made me feel things I shouldn’t. I shook my head. He’s your boss, Lila. Get it together. The rest of the afternoon passed in a blur. I met Elena, a friendly girl my age who worked in the house. She showed me where to find cleaning supplies and whispered quick warnings about the family. “Mr. Vale is fair but strict. Just do your job and you’ll be fine.” I also met Julian, a cute young worker with a nice smile. He offered to help me carry some boxes later. “Anything you need, just ask,” he said with a wink. But it was Sebastian who stayed in my thoughts. By sunset, I was already wondering what it would feel like to be truly owned by him. The thought shocked me, but I couldn’t push it away. That evening I helped set the table for dinner. Sebastian sat at the head like a king. He asked me questions about my life, my dreams. His attention made me feel special. “You seem like a girl who needs someone to take care of her,” he said at one point, his green eyes holding mine. I looked down at my plate. “Maybe I do.” After dinner I went to my room early. The house was quiet now. I took a long shower, trying to wash away the strange feelings. But when I lay in bed, sleep would not come. Then I heard it. Loud, raw moans drifted through the walls from the main bedroom wing. A woman’s voice crying out in pleasure. The unmistakable sound of flesh slapping against flesh. Hard, fast, relentless. Sebastian was fucking someone. I sat up in bed, my heart racing. I should have covered my ears. I should have tried to sleep. Instead, I pressed my ear against the cool wall and listened. His deep voice growled something I couldn’t quite make out, but the tone was pure command. The moans grew louder. The rhythm faster. My body reacted even though I didn’t want it to. Heat pooled between my legs. My nipples hardened against my thin nightdress. I bit my lip and slipped one hand under the covers. I knew it was wrong. He was my boss. Old enough to be… something. But I couldn’t stop. I touched myself slowly at first, matching the rhythm I heard through the wall. Every slap, every moan, every growl from Sebastian made me wetter. I imagined it was me bent over in front of him. I imagined his strong hands gripping my hips. His thick cock driving into me just like that. I moved my fingers faster, breathing hard. The woman cried out louder. Sebastian’s voice grew rougher. I was so close. My legs shook. Just as I was about to come, the sounds reached a peak and then suddenly stopped. I froze with my hand still between my thighs, heart pounding, body aching for release. Then I heard footsteps in the hallway coming closer to my room. I pulled my hand away quickly and pretended to be asleep, but my mind was spinning. What if he opened my door? What if he knew I had been listening? What if….the footsteps stopped right outside my room.Lila’s POVSix years had passed since the harvest festival when Elena first brought the message about the boundary survey. That claim had dissolved after three weeks of quiet legal work, just another echo that lost its power. Now the vineyard stretched farther than I once imagined possible. Contracts reached restaurants in two countries. The small tasting room had grown into a visitor center that stayed busy from spring through autumn.I stood at the top of the main path and watched the children. Elias, already ten, walked between the rows with a serious expression, pointing out the difference between the older vines and the newer plantings to a small group of guests. Samuel and Clara, six years old and full of energy, raced ahead of him, their laughter carrying on the warm air. Dirt stained their knees. Leaves stuck in Clara’s hair. Samuel waved at me when he saw me watching.Sebastian came up the path from the storage barns, sleeves rolled, the same steady walk I had learned to know
Lila’s POVTwo years had passed since the night under the oak when we renewed our vows. The twins, a boy and a girl we named Samuel and Clara, arrived healthy on a clear spring morning. Sebastian held my hand through every hour of labor. When the nurse placed both babies on my chest he cried without shame. Elias, already walking steadily by then, kissed each tiny forehead and declared himself the big brother in charge.Now the annual harvest festival filled the grounds again. Tables stood under the big oak and along the main path. String lights glowed even though the sun still sat high. Workers and neighbors moved between stations of food, fresh juice, and small glasses of the new vintage. Children ran across the open grass. The air smelled of crushed grapes and warm bread.I stood near the tasting tent with Samuel on my hip and Clara in Sebastian’s arms. Elias, now four, held a small basket of sample clusters and stopped every visitor he could.“These are my brother and sister,” he t
Sebastian’s POVI stood at the edge of the east rows long after the sun had dropped behind the hills. Inside the house Lila would be resting with one hand on the twins and Elias already asleep in his bed. The lights from the windows reached only a short distance into the dark. I stayed where I was and let the quiet press in.My thoughts moved backward without permission. I saw the boy who first walked these same rows beside a father who measured every word and every acre. That boy learned early that land was power and silence was safety. He watched deals made in closed rooms. He watched people leave when they were no longer useful. He decided he would never be the one who left empty-handed. Those lessons shaped the man I became.The mistakes followed like shadows. I married Sophia because the families expected it and the vineyard needed stability. I stayed in that marriage long after the kindness died. I wrote a will that handed everything to Theo because blood felt like the only prom
Lila’s POVI thought we were only walking down to the oak tree for a quiet evening with Elias. Sebastian had asked me to wear the soft blue dress I liked, the one that still fit comfortably around the twins. When we reached the clearing I stopped.White chairs stood in a small half circle. Soft lights hung from the lower branches. Elena and Julian waited near the trunk with Marcus and a few of the longtime workers. A simple table held flowers from the garden.Sebastian took my hand. “I wanted a moment that belonged only to us. No cameras. No big speeches. Just a chance to say the words again, now that the storms are behind us.”My throat tightened. “You planned a vow renewal.”“I did.” He smiled. “If you’ll still have me.”Elena stepped forward with a small bouquet. “You look beautiful. We’re all happy to be here for this.”Julian grinned. “Took him long enough to make it official again.”I laughed through the sudden emotion. Elias ran across the grass in his little white shirt and st












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