LOGINMy life turned upside down the moment I found out I was pregnant. My infertile husband—Ryan Xavier accused me of cheating, he divorced me, humiliated me, and left me questioning my own sanity because I knew I didn’t cheat on him. My world collapsed all over again when the doctor confessed he made a terrible mistake. He had mistakenly injected me with another man's embryo and the baby inside me doesn't belong to any random person...it belongs to Kian Xavier. My ex-husband Ryan’s twin brother. The richest and most feared billionaire tycoon in the city. Now that I’m carrying his child, Kian isn’t ready to let me go just like that. He offered me a one year contract marriage —no emotions, no intimacy, just protection until the baby was born, with no other where to turn to, I accepted. I swore I’d keep my distance… but every time he looked at me, every time he touched me, my heart betrayed me and I found myself falling for him. Then my ex-husband Ryan found out, the man who once abandoned me became obsessed with having me back. He wanted to destroy what Kian and I had, to remind me that I’d once belonged to him. Then my pain deepened when the doctor revealed another truth. I'm pregnant with twins and they don’t share the same father. One belonged to Kian, my new husband, while the other baby belongs to Ryan, my ex-husband. Now I’m trapped between two brothers—one I should hate, one I can’t resist. Both crave me. Both claim me. Neither is willing to let me go. How would I choose between the man who broke me… and the one I was never meant to love.
View MoreRyan’s POV“And when can we visit your family, Mr. Xavier?”The question hit me like a slap across the face.For a split second, my mind went blank. My smile froze, stiff and unnatural, and I could feel every pair of eyes in the room turn toward me. My heart slammed violently against my ribs, loud enough that I was sure everyone could hear it.Family?I swallowed hard.Across the table, Kian sat there—calm, composed and victorious. A faint smile tugged at his lips, and that alone burned worse than fire. He knew. He knew I had no wife to present, no family to parade in front of these investors. The realization twisted painfully in my chest.I forced out a short laugh, smooth and practiced, masking the chaos tearing through me.“I’ll have to check with my wife,” I said, keeping my voice steady through sheer will. “I’ll get back to you tonight.”The investors nodded politely, satisfied, completely unaware that my world had just tilted off its axis.Moments later, they thanked everyone f
Kian’s POVThe seconds after the investors spoke felt stretched—thin and tight, like a wire pulled too far.For the first time in a long while, my composure cracked. Just slightly. My jaw tightened as my heart picked up its pace, thudding hard against my ribs. I kept my back straight, my face calm, but inside, my thoughts were racing.What’s the decision?I forced myself to breathe evenly, my gaze fixed on the panel as I waited. I had trained myself for moments like this—moments where everything hung on silence.Then the man spoke.“There will be a final stage.”A ripple of shock moved through the room.Murmurs followed instantly, confused and unsettled. This wasn’t part of the original plan. I felt my brows draw together slightly.A final stage?So there was more.For a brief second, uncertainty crept in but I crushed it just as quickly. Whatever this was, I was ready. I hadn’t come this far to falter now.The investor continued, his voice calm and authoritative.“However, only two
Kian’s ’s POVThe moment I stepped into the conference room, the atmosphere shifted.It was sleek—glass walls, polished steel, a long obsidian table stretching across the room like a battlefield. High-level CEOs were already seated, shareholders murmuring in low tones, their eyes sharp with calculation. At the far end sat the panel of some investors, their presence heavy, commanding. Flashbulbs went off behind me as the press captured my entrance, but I didn’t slow my steps.I acknowledged a few familiar faces with brief nods and took my seat, my posture straight, my focus locked in.This is it.Months—no, years—of groundwork, negotiations, sleepless nights, and calculated risks had led to this moment. This project wasn’t just another expansion plan. It was the dream project. The one I had personally shaped, refined, and protected. A billion-dollar opportunity that could redefine Xavier Industries—and prove, once and for all, what I was capable of building on my own.As I adjusted my
Aria’s POVMorning crept in softly. Warm sunlight slipped through the half-drawn curtains, painting lazy golden lines across the room. The sheets were tangled around my legs, still warm, still carrying the weight of last night—the way Kian had held me, the way his presence had wrapped around me like a promise. For a brief moment, I smiled to myself, eyes still heavy with sleep.Then I realized something was different.The bed beside me was empty.I stirred, lifting myself slightly on my elbow, my heart giving a small, confused jump. The room was quiet except for the faint sound of movement. My gaze drifted toward the mirror and that’s when I saw him.Kian stood in front of it, already dressed in a crisp suit, his broad shoulders squared as he adjusted his tie with calm, practiced precision. His face was composed, and focused. I blinked, fully awake now.“Kian?” my voice came out soft, a little startled. “Where are you going?”He turned immediately, his stern expression melting the sec
Aria’s POVThe dining table felt warmer than usual that morning—quiet laughter, soft clinking of cutlery, and the calm comfort of sitting across from Kian. For the first time in a long while, my shoulders weren’t tense. I was actually relaxed. I watched him eat, noticing the small things again—how
Aria's POV We were standing so close to each other that I could feel his presence without him even touching me. The air between us felt thick—romantic, warm, yet unbearably tense. My heart was racing so fast I was sure he could hear it. I curled my fingers slightly, trying to steady my hands, but
Aria’s POV I frowned slightly when Kian said he would forgive me on one condition.A condition?My heart skipped, then began to beat faster. I lifted my head to look at him properly, trying to read his face, but his expression gave nothing away. He looked too calm and that somehow made me more ner
Aria's POVI woke up with a long yawn, stretching my arms above my head as the morning light filtered softly into the room. My body still felt heavy, warm like sleep hadn’t completely let go of me yet. Slowly, I opened my eyes and instinctively turned my head to the side.Kian wasn’t there.My brow






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