เข้าสู่ระบบ**FOURFOLD OBSESSION** Some nights are supposed to disappear by morning. Mia Calloway had one rule: never learn a stranger's name before midnight ends. No names, no consequences, no complications — just one reckless night before she flew across an ocean to move in with a stepfamily she'd never met. She never expected to see him again. She definitely never expected there to be four of him to choose from. Now she's living in a house with four stepbrothers — and one of them already knows exactly how her breath catches when she's not being careful. The only problem? She has no idea which one. Is it the eldest, cold and controlled, who looks at her like a problem he hasn't finished solving? The quiet one, who says almost nothing — and somehow makes every silence feel like a confession? The golden one, easy and unguarded, who might be hiding the most careful lie of all behind that grin? Or the one who can't stop staring at her mouth like he's trying not to remember something he can't forget? Every glance is a clue. Every almost-touch is a trap. And the closer Mia gets to the truth, the more she starts to wonder if she even wants to find it — because finding it means the one good, uncomplicated night of her life is about to become the most complicated thing she's ever survived. Four brothers. One secret. And a truth that's going to burn this family down the second it comes out. **Who was he? You'll have to turn the page to find out — and you won't want to stop until you do.**
ดูเพิ่มเติมMIA'S POV I found out about the party by accident, the way I seemed to find out about everything in that house — a text left open on the kitchen counter, Finn's phone lighting up while he ran upstairs for his jacket, a single line glowing on the screen before it locked itself again.*Everyone's already at the lake house. Don't bring the new girl.*Don't bring the new girl.I stood there in the kitchen for a long moment, feeling something hot and humiliating climb up the back of my throat. Three days since the terrace. Three days of Sebastian being careful and distant, of Finn being just slightly too bright, of Julian watching all of us like a man cataloguing a problem he hadn't decided how to solve yet — and apparently, underneath all of it, there'd been a whole other life happening without me. A party. A lake house. A version of this family that closed ranks the second I wasn't looking.I told myself I didn't care. I told myself that twice, which was becoming a habit with me, and it
MIA'S POV Warren announced the dinner party at breakfast like it was nothing — *just a few of my colleagues, nothing formal, wear something nice* — and I watched all four of his sons react in four completely different ways, and hated myself a little for cataloguing that too.Julian didn't look up from his coffee. Theo asked what time, the only question he apparently thought was worth the words. Finn groaned theatrically about ties. And Sebastian went very still for exactly one second before agreeing, easily, like the stillness had never happened at all.I was starting to think I was losing my mind. Everything was a clue now. Every pause, every inflection, every time one of them reached for a glass instead of answering me directly — I'd turned this house into a crime scene and myself into the world's least qualified detective, and the worst part was I couldn't stop.So when Warren mentioned, almost as an afterthought, that his sons would need to help "look after" the twelve-year-old d
MIA'S POV I didn't confront Sebastian. I'd meant to — I'd walked out onto that terrace with the whole accusation loaded and ready — but the moment I saw his face, careful and closed and giving away exactly nothing, I lost my nerve for a different reason than I expected.I realized I didn't actually want it to be a confrontation. I wanted it to be true. And those were two very different things to want at six in the morning with no sleep behind me."You're staring," Sebastian said, without turning around."Am I?""You've been staring since you walked out here. It's a specific kind of staring. I'd like to know what I did to earn it."*Everything*, I almost said. *Nothing. I don't actually know yet, and that's the problem.*"Julian said you've been in a mood for three days," I said instead, testing. "Since right before I arrived."Something shifted behind his eyes — there and gone so fast I couldn't have sworn to it in a courtroom. "Julian talks too much before he's had coffee.""That's
MIA'S POV I didn't sleep. I lay in an unfamiliar bed doing the same math over and over — *nothing memorable* against *that night*, Sebastian's careful stillness against the crack in his voice right before Finn's interruption — and by six in the morning I'd talked myself into three different conclusions and out of all of them twice.So when I couldn't stand my own head anymore, I went looking for coffee, and found Julian already in the kitchen instead, dressed for a Sunday like it was a Monday board meeting, reading something on his phone with the particular stillness of a man who resented being interrupted before he'd finished his first cup."You're up early," he said, not looking up."Jet lag." It was becoming my default excuse for everything, and it wasn't even entirely a lie. "You're up early too.""I'm always up early. It's the only part of the day nobody else has ruined yet." He said it dryly, but there was something almost like humor underneath it, the first hint I'd caught tha






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