LOGINWhen Avery Quinn gets fed up with her loveless marriage and the humiliation she was constantly fed with, she leaves with the divorce papers, vowing to herself not to get mixed up with any arrogant billionaire again. But she might have spoken too soon, because she finds herself drawn to another emotionally distant, and cold billionaire - and his 7 year old daughter.
View MoreMY HANDS WERE shaking when I got into the car. Not from fear. I was nor afraid anymore. But from something else. Adrenaline, maybe, ohe weight of everything that had just happened finally settling into my bones. I slammed the door shut and gripped the steering wheel, my chest rising and falling unevenly. Laura’s voice echoed in my head. "It was Clarance."" I let out a slow breath.“I know,” I whispered to myself. But now, I had proof. My fingers tightened around the wheel as I pulled out of the driveway and sped onto the road. The engine roared louder than necessary, tires screeching slightly as I merged into traffic. I didn’t care. My phone was already in my hand before I even realized it. I hit Adriano’s number. It barely rang once before he picked it. “Avery.” He picked up immediately. Relief hit me instantly at the sound of his voice. In the background, I could hear the soft, rhythmic beeping of hospital monitors. He was back with Iris. “I have it,” I said without preambl
AVERYI WATCHED HER break. It didn’t happen all at once. I could see her trying to make sense of what was happening. Her breathing was uneven, her eyes darted, and her fingers trembled ever so slightly at her sides.But she tried to hold on. “I don’t know what you’re talking about,” she said, but the words lacked conviction.I didn’t move, or interrupt. I just watched her. Being a therapist, I knew that sometimes, silence did more of a damage than Because sometimes silence did more damage than voiced pressure ever could, and Laura was unraveling under it.Her gaze flickered to the door, then to the windows, and then back to me, but she could not hold my gaze. She was trying to find a way out, but there was none.“You shouldn’t be here,” she said again, weaker this time.I tilted my head slightly, studying her. “Funny,” I murmured. “That’s the second time you’ve said that.”Her lips pressed together.Silence stretched again.Then she cracked. “I didn’t mean for this to happen.” The w
LAURA PARKED HER car in the driveway and got out. The house was eerily quiet, she noticed it the moment she stepped through the front doors of the mansion. The echo of her heels against the polished floor seemed louder than usual, bouncing off walls. Now, it felt empty. She paused briefly in the foyer, her eyes scanning the wide staircase, the silent hallways, the untouched furniture. There was a time when the house had been full of staffs, maids moving about doing their duties, but not anymore. It was like they all left a sinking ship. The few that remained had grown careless and azy. They dragged their feet, cut corners, whispered among themselves like they had already accepted the decline of the household. Laura didn’t have the strength to correct them anymore. She slighed slightly as she walked further into the house. Her fingers curled slightly around her purse as the thought settled heavier in her chest. Things were changing, and they were not in their favor. Dante was
The Petrovan estate felt wrong. That was the first thing that Dmitri noticed immediately he stepped onto the grounds.It wasn’t something obvious, but it lingered in the air like a quiet warning. The guards stood a little stiffer. The servants moved a little faster, their heads lowered more than usual. Even the wind that moved through the tall trees seemed restrained, as though the entire estate was holding its breath.Dmitri stood on the wide stone patio, his hands resting loosely in the pockets of his coat as his sharp eyes scanned the surroundings without appearing to. He had been here countless times before. Back when Sergei was alive.Back when he was still a wide eyes teen, growing up on a the street while being close friends of young teenage Nadia too. A servant approached quietly from the side, holding a polished silver tray with a glass of amber liquid resting on it. “Sir,” the man said respectfully, offering it forward.Dmitri’s gaze flicked briefly to the drink, then back
THE SCHOOL BELL sharp and bright, slicing cleanly through the afternoon air.For a heartbeat, the school held its breath.Then it exploded into life.Classroom doors flew open. Children poured into the corridors in colorful waves, backpacks bouncing, shoelaces untied, laughter ringing too loud and
The café Clarance Rossi chose was discreet in the way old money liked to be. It was tucked between a gallery and a private jeweler, its windows lightly tinted, its entrance half-hidden by climbing ivy that had been trained to look accidental. Inside, the air smelled of espresso and citrus polish, t
AS EARLY AS possible the following morning, Nadia was already awake. The whole mansion was still sleeping, but she could hear the soft grunting of horses. Her luggage was already packed and ready to go. All her men were dressed and waiting downstairs She wanted to say goodbye to Avery, but she did
Petyr looked at Nadia as she came out. He wanted to ask her how the meeting had gone, but it was not his place to ask so he kept mute and spoke into the mic to the other men to let them know they Nadia was done.The cars were turned on and the engine was running as Nadia approached. She got into th












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