LOGINI was randomly proposed to by an attractive billionaire who has never been known to be in any kind of relationship; he was every woman's dream man. He wasn’t just any incredibly handsome billionaire; he was New Yorks most eligible, and most fantasised-about billionaire bachelor. So when he asked me to marry him out of the blue, without even knowing my last name, I couldn’t say no. Any woman would have jump at the chance if she were in my place at that moment. But little did I know that my living hell was about to begin. Despite living in luxury, having access to money I had run out of ideas on how to spend, and being the wife of Aldwin Ellison, the insanely handsome billionaire whom influential women had clung to in the hope of being his, I still felt unloved and unhappy.. In his eyes, the only thing I was good for was satisfying his dark sexual desires; I was only meant to please him, not receive love. Determined to end my misery, I filed for a divorce unaware that the marriage contract I signed with Aldwin had a hidden clause: “The marriage comes to an end If, and only when, Aldwin Ellison says so.” I had signed away my rights to becoming his plaything.
View MoreEven when I'm not in the mood, he wants to fuck. That's like the only fucking thing I’m good for in his eyes. I've been married to Aldwin for three years now, yet I've never truly been happy. And every time I ask, maybe for the six hundredth time, why he married me, his answer never changes:
“You are here for my pleasure. Nothing more.” I can now say that I ruined my own life. I walked away from the one man everyone knew was deeply in love with me. He never hid it; it was obvious in the way he looked at me. Instead, I chose an arrogant punk who only married me out of a bet. Call me crazy, hell yeah. I am, because why would I say yes to someone whose name I only know? Maybe that was what tempted me: the thrill. I said yes for the adventure of it, but marriage isn't an adventure you can simply walk away from; it's a one-way door. You don't get to leave when you are constantly disappointed, when conversations feel empty, or when he doesn't know how to hit it right. Yes, from the outside, it does look like I hit the jackpot, because I married Aldwin Ellison, the CEO of Imperial Holdings, and every woman's dream man. But he has never shown the slightest interest in me ever since he made me his wife. I could trade places right now. I was never the type to live behind invisible bars, never the type to be owned or contained. Yet, Aldwin turned me into a caged bird, kept to pleasure his nasty desires. I'll admit, though, the sex was always good. Hard, but damn good. It always started like a fight, one I wouldn't want anyone to interfere with. And then I ask myself, "Why would something so wrong feel so good?" That was part of my problem: not being able to separate the good from the bad. It's probably why I'm in this messy marriage, except for the sex, that is. *** I lay on the king-sized bed, lost in my thoughts. I've lost count of how many times I planned an escape in my head, only to end up with my back pressed against his rock-hard groin. I might never be able to escape this. "And how many times do I have to tell you not to leave my message unread for more than two minutes?" The voice that always sends my adrenaline through the roof. Yeah, you guessed right, Aldwin was back. He had come home quite earlier than usual today. "You’re back early," I said, ignoring his question. "Is there a fixed time for when I should come home?" He asked. His stare fixed on me as he took off his shirt. Oh no. Please, not this. Not now. I still feel bruised from last night. And no matter how good it feels, I need a fucking break. "Don't you think you should have some rest? You've been working all day. Take a shower and come eat, I made your favourite," I said, trying to steer things away. "I have a chef. A very good one, I don't need you cooking. I've said that enough times for even your dull brain to get it," he sneered, already undoing his pants. His big cock pointed at me in attention. Sorry, Kora, it's too late. The snake's out of its hole. I knew there was no getting out of this, not with his cock already hard and glaring at me. "Come here," he said, crawling onto the bed "Please.” I whimpered "You mean ‘please me’?" And in one motion, he tore my dress apart. As much as I wanted a break from this, my body betrayed me; I was already wet. Silly girl. With Aldwin, there was no foreplay; he didn't care for it; it was straight to fucking. He flipped me over as if I weighed nothing, then smacked my ass. The pain echoed the bruise from last night's rough grinding. He slid a finger into me, "Good girl. You’re already wet and ready for me," he said, tilting my hips into position. My face pressed into the pillow, and before I could think, he slammed into me with a force I never saw coming. A gasp escaped my mouth; he always liked that. It felt different today; he was harder than I ever remembered. His pace was faster, rougher. He groaned in pleasure with each thrust, his hand locking my waist in place so I couldn't move. Today, all I felt was pain. Unlike last night, it was a mix of pain and pleasure. Sweet pain, I guess I'd call it. But right now, I've never dreaded sex more. With every thrust, I felt my being drain from me. For the tenth time, I looked at the clock, begging in my head for him to just stop. It had been over forty-six minutes, but his hardness hadn't softened, and his pace hadn't slowed either. We only shifted between positions, repeating the same rough cycle. I was numb now. I'd been begging him to stop for a while, but my pleas only aroused him more. He was knee-deep in his own pleasure. It felt like today I might finally give up. What would my obituary even say? "She died from deep, hard thrusts.” Or: “She was fucked to death" I know a handful of people who’d really love that caption. Benny obviously topped the list. She’d kill to be in my position right now, and I'd gladly give it to her in a heartbeat. And just when I thought I might actually die, he came. He was deeply, undoubtedly satisfied. He collapsed onto the bed and was soon snoring in exhausted sleep. I lay weak beside him, just watching him snore. My head swarmed with dark, scattered thoughts. And when I looked down at his cock, which was finally at rest, it shimmered from my pussy's lotion: Lucky guy, he had his fill. I drifted into a painful sleep, the burning between my legs and the ache in my hips following me into the dark.“Exactly,” Marcus countered, leaning forward. “And that is why your case is a graveyard. Those two attorneys are senior partners at Ideal Law Firm They are the ‘Lions of the Bar.’ If we go before a judge and claim they participated in a Bait and Switch, we aren't just accusing Aldwin of fraud; we are accusing two of the most powerful legal minds in this city, of professional suicide. Without the initial physical draft as proof of the swap, their testimony will be a coordinated shield. They will say you read every word. They will say you smiled when you signed.”“He actually asked if I had properly read the terms, and agreed to the conditions stated.”“Who asked?” Marcus scribbled something on a notepad.“Mr. Brookes.”“Attorney Brookes?” He raised an eyebrow.“Yes. That was right before he initiated the signing.”“And you said yes.”“Yes. I had no idea there was a hidden condition.” I slapped my forehead in regret.“Take it easy. Don’t be too hard on yourself.”I felt the walls of the
Ralph had been on my mind since last night. That was new. I never would have imagined he could have such an effect on me. Contrary to what I expected, Aldwin wasn't bothered about where I’d gone without Matthew. Matthew always reported the places he drove me to. Asking him to take the entire day off yesterday should have raised questions, but Aldwin was unusually calm. He’d been home, then left for work the next morning, just like every other day. I liked it. Matthew arrived earlier than usual. We drove to Midtown. Marcus had given me a sliver of hope when I spoke with him two nights ago. Lately, I clung to anything that even resembled hope. The attorney my mom had contacted me with had told me outright that it was a hopeless fight. Marcus told me what I wanted to hear, even if it might not be worth holding onto.I couldn't wait to speak with him. I would give anything to be free of Aldwin's web. The mahogany door sighed as I pushed it open. I peered into the office, scanning the
I stepped out the moment I saw him.Wow. This wasn't the Ralph I remembered. He looked even more handsome than the last time I had seen him. His beard was well-groomed and he’d filled out—muscular, the athletic kind of build. Who is this and what have you done to my friend? I was left wordless. He stared at me with new eyes.“Damn, Ralph. You look…hot. What in the transformation happened to you?” I covered my mouth, eyes wide in disbelief. “I'm so glad I get to see you again.” I hugged him, wrapping my arms around him tightly. I felt his abs—thick like a wall. “I only ever imagined this. I never thought it would actually happen. I'm so sorry, Ralph, I know I…”“Kora… Kora. No. Don't.” He cut in with a friendly pat on my back, then pulled away. “Enough with the sorry talks. Let's go inside.” He glanced at my car once more.“I was in a meeting when you arrived, that's why I couldn't take your calls.”“It's alright. How's work?”“Better. I don't work at that company anymore.” There
Matthew drove to Midtown. If Vance and Associates wouldn't take my case, then there were other competitive law firms I could try. “Hi.” I smiled at the pretty receptionist.“How can I be of help?” “I’m here to speak with a family law attorney.”“Do you have an appointment?”“I don't.”“Okay,” her voice cracked. “What's your name?” She clicked the mouse, her eyes fixed on the screen.“I'm Kora Ellison.” She paused, slowly lifting her eyes to my face. Then back to the screen. That didn't look good. Good thing I was still wearing the shades Matthew had given me.“I'm sorry, but our firm isn't interested in discussing any concerns you might have,” she replied, after a few seconds.“What do you mean?” I was confused.“You can try other places. None of our lawyers are available at the moment.”I left, not wanting to ask further questions. I went to another firm and got the same response. After about five days of checking other firms, with the same reply, I stopped. I had a strong convi












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